Submissions
ACE New Zealand often makes submissions on topics of importance to our members.
New Zealand Guide to Temporary Traffic Management
In April 2022 we made a submission to Waka Kotahi's draft New Zealand Guide to Temporary Traffic Management (NZGTTM), which is intended to replace the Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management
(CoPTTM).
Read our submission on the NZGTTM
Waka Kotahi SM030 update
In April 2022 we provided feedback on Waka Kotahi's recent review of SM030, the state highway professional services contract proforma manual.
Read our submission to Waka Kotahi
Productivity Commission on Immigration
Read our submission to the Productivity Commission on 24 December 2021 on the commission's preliminary findings and recommendations on immigration.
Read our submission to the Productivity Commission
Emissions Reduction Plan
We gave feedback to the Ministry for the Environment in November 2021 around the proposed Emissions Reduction Plan. Our feedback is focused on enabling business and market sectors to realise our emissions reduction goals.
Read our submission to the Ministry for the Environment
New Zealand Infrastructure Strategy
We provided feedback to the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission on their proposed New Zealand Infrastructure Strategy.
Read our submission to the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission
PACE feedback to Waka Kotahi
ACE New Zealand provided feedback to Waka Kotahi on the review of the quality-related PACE performance criteria.
Read our submission to Waka Kotahi
Occupational Regulation to MBIE
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is proposing the occupational regulation of engineers. It follows previous consultations in 2014 and 2019.
MBIE’s proposals could significantly alter the regulatory requirements of those working in engineering, and the public’s perception and trust of engineers.
ACE New Zealand worked with our members to understand the compliance costs and business and market implications of the proposals, to give MBIE an evidence-based perspective on the potential impacts of their proposals, particularly in terms of where the line for registration should sit.