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Submission
Auckland City Council has approved its
submission to the Royal Commission on Auckland Governance.
The submission proposes a single unitary authority for Auckland, supported by
effective neighbourhood boards.
Public hearings for the Royal Commission will be held across Auckland during
May/June. The commission will then submit its report to the government on 1
December 2008.
View our submission document
People and Place Building (684kb) PDF -
Mapping out the future governance of the Auckland region (submission from Auckland City
Council to Royal Commission on Auckland Governance, 22 April 2008).
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Supplementary information to Royal Commission
public hearing - 24 June 2008
The following supplementary information package has been prepared by Auckland
City Council in support of its submission lodged on 22 April 2008.
The package contains further responses from Auckland City Council on key
governance issues and includes research papers which may be of assistance to the
commission.
Speech notes
Speech notes - Hon. John Banks QSO - Royal
Commission on Auckland Governance - Public hearing (42kb) PDF
Contents
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Auckland City Council response to the Royal Commission's
research paper, Transport Governance in Auckland: Situation Analysis, (May 2008)
(121kb) PDF
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Auckland City Council updated submission information
(139kb) PDF
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Auckland City Council submission key reference documents
(47kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Executive Overview,
(2007) (3,366kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Sydney, (2007) (3,709kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: London, (2007) (3,468kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Paris, (2007) (3,393kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Berlin, (2007) (3,369kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: New York, (2007) (3,218kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Los Angeles, (2007) (3,327kb)
PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Madrid, (2007) (3,739kb) PDF
- Accenture, Global Cities Forum Research: Exploring
People's Perspectives on the Role of Government: Singapore, (2007) (3,313kb) PDF
- Andrews, R., Boyne, G, (2008), "Size, Structure and
Administrative Overheads: An Empirical Analysis of English Local Authorities",
Forthcoming in Urban Studies (166kb) PDF
- Ottawa Transition Board, (2001), "The New City of
Ottawa: Fulfilling Its Potential: Final Report and Recommendations"
(5,343kb) PDF
- Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, (2005), Vibrant
Local Leadership, January (261kb) PDF
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Updated June 2008
