CE’s update from Martin Matthews – April 2013
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Ministry to work on Working Safer
The government has announced what is being billed as the most significant reform of New Zealand’s workplace health and safety system in 20 years.
Budget 2013: $94m for KiwiRail Turnaround Plan
KiwiRail will receive $94 million for the 2013/14 financial year as part of the government’s ongoing commitment to the rail business’ Turnaround Plan.
International shipping to be regulated under the CommerceAct
Commerce Minister Craig Foss announced on the Beehive website on April 8 that international shipping to and from New Zealand will be regulated under the Commerce Act. This is intended to improve oversight and to deliver competitive outcomes for exporting industries.
New Zealanders continue to be a nation of solo drivers
Two recently updated reports from the Ministry of Transport give insights into New Zealanders’ travel patterns.
Major Auckland projects announced
The Prime Minister has announced plans to kick-start the next generation of major Auckland transport projects.
Performance Improvement Framework report released
The Ministry of Transport’s progress towards its goals has been assessed in a Performance Improvement Framework (PIF) report, released by the State Services Commission.
KiwiRail to continue Capital Connection service
KiwiRail has announced that it will continue to operate the Capital Connection rail service between Palmerston North and Wellington for another two years.
Marine Legislation Bill second reading
The Marine Legislation Bill (the Bill) had its second reading on 20 March 2013.
Timetable for mandating electronic stability control announced
Minister Woodhouse signs a new Land Transport Rule that will phase in mandatory ESC for all light passenger and goods vehicles entering the New Zealand