Plan development and supporting documents

Find background documents, technical information and previous review material for the current Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan.

Documents supporting the operative plan

These documents informed the development of the current Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan and support how it is implemented.

Download the Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan

The Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan 2018–2038 is operative. Download the plan and the public notice confirming it came into effect.

Download the plan and public notice

Stages in developing the current plan

View the key stages and documents used to develop the current plan.

Public notification

Submissions on the Proposal are now closed.  View the supporting documents below. 

Proposal for the Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan is separated into 3 parts.

Proposal for the Canterbury RPMP 2017-2037 - PART 1 (PDF File, 6.14MB)

Proposal for the Canterbury RPMP 2017-2037 - PART 2 - Maps (PDF File, 9.18MB)

Proposal for the Canterbury RPMP 2017-2037 - PART 3 - Maps cont. (PDF File, 16.15MB) 

A public notice advising of the notification of the Proposal has been inserted into the five daily newspapers in Canterbury.

An economic analysis of the proposal was undertaken in accordance with the requirements of the Biosecurity Act. This compares the costs and benefits of the proposed options and provides an assessment of the economic efficiency. It also considers who will benefit from each programme, whose action (or inaction) may exacerbate the problem and the administrative efficiency of alternative funding sources.

An Assessment of the Proposal for the Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan has been undertaken against requirements in Sections 70 and 71 of the Biosecurity Act 1993.

Many stakeholder groups and organisations across Canterbury have been involved in developing the Proposal, including commenting on the discussion document released in 2015 and participating in stakeholder meetings where aspects of the Proposal were discussed. See Stakeholder Engagement Summary here.

Submissions on the proposed plan

Submissions
Name
Anonymous
Apiculture New Zealand
Ashburton District Biodiversity Working Group
Ashton, J
Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust
Banks Peninsula Marine Farmers Group
Beatson, J
Bennett, C and G
Bielski, P
Bleasdale, C
BRaid - Braided River Aid
Browne, G
Canterbury Chilean Needle Grass Pest Management
Castle Hill Community Association
Chilean Needle Grass National Steering Group
Christchurch City Council
Christchurch International Airport Ltd
Conway Flat Biodiversity Group
Couch, R
Crowe, M
Davies, M
Demeter, J
DOC
Eggers, J
Federated Farmers
Forest and Bird
Frank, H
Gibson, B
Goldring, M
Heale, T
Howard, T
Hurunui District Council
Hurunui Nassella Liaison Committee
Hyde, D
Johnstone, R
Kennedy, A
KiwiRail Holdings Limited (KiwiRail)
Kurow Pest Liason Committee
Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)
Langen, H
Ledgard, N
Loxton, G
Loxton, G and Scott, D
Mackenzie Basin Wilding Tree Trust
Marlborough District Council
McDonald, F
McNeill, S
Meridian Energy Limited
Ministry of Education
Morgan Foundation
Mueller, T
Neal, K
New Zealand Beekeeping Incorporated
New Zealand Defence Force
Port Hills Park Trust Board and Mt Vernon Park Management Committee
Predator Free New Zealand Trust
QEII National Trust
Ravensdown Limited
Rayonier Matariki Forests
Richardson, P
Ross, F B
Rural Advocacy Network
Seddon, C
Selwyn District Council
Seymour, P - redacted*
Simpson, D
Spencer, F
Springford, O - redacted*
Stackhouse Farm Ltd
Summit Road Society Inc.
Taylor, R
Te Korowai o Te Tai o Marokura
Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu
Te Tihi o Rauhea Hanmer Springs Conservation Trust
Timaru District Council
Trees for Bees
Trees for Bees and Little, R
Turnbull, H
Waiake Forestry Ltd
Waimakariri District Council
Waimakariri Ecological and Landscape Restoration Alliance (WELRA)
Wainui Station and Viewfield
*Parts of some submissions have been redacted to be made publicly available on this website. If you wish to view the full submission please request a copy from the submitter.

Hearings

Submitters documents

Appeals on the proposed plan

There were no applications to the high court made on the CRPMP.


2017–18 plan review documents

Find documents and information from the 2017–18 review of the Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan.

Documents from the 2017–18 plan review

View documents from each stage of the review process.

Review of the 2017 plan

During the review and submission period, the Canterbury Regional Pest Management Strategy 2011–2015 (PDF file, 6.1MB) remained in place. The proposed plan did not take effect until it became operative.

Hearings

Hearing Panel documents

Submitters documents

Evidence in chief

Name
Castle Hill Village Association
Christchurch International Airport, Katherine McKenzie
Department of Conservation , Dean Nelson
Department of Conservation, Dean Nelson, Attachment
Department of Conservation, Keith Briden
Department of Conservation, Keith Briden, Appendix 1
Goldring, M and McDonald, F Goldring, McDonald and Moran
Goldring, M and McDonald, F Nick Leggard
Ministry for Primary Industries, Sherman Smith
Ministry for Primary Industries, Tamsin Page
New Zealand Beekeeping Incorporated, Roger Bray
Richardson, P
Richardson, P
Richardson, P The Willis Report
Ross, F
WELRA
Turnbull, H

Tabled evidence

Comments on Revised Interim Draft

Name
Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust
Environment Canterbury
Otago Regional Council
Waimakariri Ecological and Landscape Restoration Alliance (WELRA)

Comments received past deadline

Name
Ministry for Primary Industries
Richardson, Pam

Council documents

Audio files

Appeals on the proposed plan

There were no applications to the high court made on the CRPMP.