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Consultation
Have your say - Transit welcomes your views.
See also the consultation page of the NZ Transport Agency's website.
Why Consult?
Transit is committed to open and honest consultation with all road users and major stakeholders, including business, local government, communities and iwi.
Transit carries out this consultation in terms of its statutory responsibility under the Land Transport Management Act 2003 to undertake consultation for programmes and projects in accordance with specific scope, process and consultation principles set out in the Act.
Open Consultations
Recent Consultation Topics (now CLOSED)
- Draft 2008/09 Land Transport Programme - submissions closed 7 March 08
- Ngauranga to Airport Strategic Study - Stage II is out for public consultation today seeking public feedback on a range of options to keep the city on the move for the next 30 years - submissions closed 22 February 2008
- Christchurch Bus Priority Measures Consultation (Main North Road closed 29 October 2007, Main South Road closed on 5 November 2007)
- Main North Road submissions closed on 29 October 2007.
- Main South Road submissions closed on 05 November 2007.
- Christchurch Southern Motorway (Submissions closed on 02 November 2007)
How to make a Submission
For specific guidelines on submitting comments, please read the consultation document. The consultation document will always supersede the information provided here.
Generally comments must be submitted in writing. Typed comments are preferred, but clear handwriting is acceptable. Submissions can be returned via post, fax, email. Please forward your submission to Transit New Zealand by the relevant closing date.
Please address and send submissions to:
[write subject of consultation]
Transit New Zealand
PO Box 5084
Wellington
When commenting please provide:
- your name, organisation if appropriate, daytime and mobile telephone numbers and email address. We may wish to contact you to acknowledge your submission or to seek clarification or discuss your comments;
- the page number and/or paragraph number(s) you are referring to and, where appropriate, the table or figure to which the comment refers;
- a concise explanation as to why the item is unsatisfactory as currently presented;
- a suggested alternative text, table or figure and supporting data where appropriate; and
- an explanation of the reasons for your suggested changes.
Please indicate if you wish to be heard in person at a hearing.
Please note that your submission will become publicly available information. For this reason, you should indicate clearly if your comments are commercially sensitive or if, for some other reason, you consider that they should not be disclosed. Any request for non-disclosure will be considered in terms of the Official Information Act 1982.