may 10, 2013 - Auckland Housing Accord - starts
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The Auckland Housing Accord between the Auckland Council and the Government was intended to result in increased housing supply and improved housing affordability in Auckland, over the interim period until the Auckland Unitary Plan became operative (2016).
The Accord provided the basis for collaboration between the Government and the Auckland Council to create conditions whereby housing supply was accelerated in both greenfield and brownfield developments. This was to be achieved by facilitating residential developments that were consistent with the notified Auckland Unitary Plan, through a more flexible process for development approvals and consenting. The Accord outlined:
• a way forward for the Council and Government to facilitate an increase in the supply of housing and improved affordability via land supply and new consenting processes; and
• other areas of joint action, including place-based initiatives such as Hobsonville and Tamaki, the cost of building materials, industry skills and training , exploring options for timely delivery of infrastructure and compliances.
Source: https://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/about-msd/history/social-assistance-chronology-programme-history.html
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