PLANNING AND POLICy PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

PLANNING AND POLICy PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES. 3.1 Process for Preparation, Review, Change or Variation to a Planning Document (s48(2) of the Upper Waikato River Act) Section 48 of the Upper Waikato River Act sets out matters that the JMA must address in relation to preparing, reviewing, changing or varying RMA Planning Documents in matters relating to the Vision and Strategy for the Waikato River. This includes the formation of a Joint Working Party (JWP). The JWP responsibilities, function and membership are detailed below. In addition to the JWP, the Parties have agreed to establish a meeting (Operational Meeting) that will undertake some of the work in relation to RMA Planning Documents. The work of the Operational Meeting will be overseen by the JWP. The co- governance committee also has a governance role in relation to this Schedule. The JWP have functions in relation to other aspects of the JMA, including monitoring and enforcement as set out in Schedule Four. The JWP and Operational Meeting will work according to the principles set out in Part A of the JMA (Clause 4.2). The process for reaching decisions will be through:
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