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Wellington
Registration is only available for current members.
TIC Wellington and the Young Resource Management Law Association invite you to join us for the first event in our Explainer Series, where we bring industry experts along to provide key insights from their practices to support junior infrastructure professionals. The first event unpacks the reforms to the Resource Management Act and is on Wednesday 29 July from 7:45am, hosted by Chapman Tripp.
We are pleased to host Hadleigh Pedler (Senior Associate, Chapman Tripp) and Paul McGimpsey (Technical Director - Planning, BECA) to present an explainer on the Resource Management Act reforms and how they affect the infrastructure development pipeline. The explainer will provide a practical guide to junior professionals in the infrastructure sector on how the reforms may affect their workflows and what benefits and drawbacks the new legislation will have for infrastructure delivery.
Paul and Hadleigh are happy to answer any questions you might have about how the reform package will effect your work.
This event may be recorded as one CPD hour. This event will be catered. Please ensure you submit any dietary requirements with your registration.
Hadleigh Pedler - Senior Associate, Chapman Tripp
Hadleigh is a senior planning and environmental law specialist with extensive top-tier experience in major project delivery for public and private sector clients across Australia and New Zealand.
Significant works have included strategic planning advice for major government infrastructure projects delivery, planning reviews and zoning changes, environmental effects and contamination management, heritage law, and representing and advising clients in relation to planning appeals and contentious environmental prosecutions.
Paul McGimpsey - Technical Director - Planning, BECA
Paul is a planner with experience on a range of projects in New Zealand and the UK. His main area of expertise is preparing planning applications for infrastructure projects, particularly in the transport, water and energy sectors.
