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[snake77]

3 Waters would not have been a long long time to every seeing any results.

People on here criticise the current government or politicians in general for not being honest. Well the most transparent government ever was lying to the country about 3 Waters.

When it was just being proposed. Money was being spent on it. When they couldn't answer basic questions on how it would work they said it was on hold and they will sort those points out. Money was still being spent on it. Likely after stuffing up KiwiBuild so much they were trying to get ahead.

Reading the above and seeing money being spent on water infrastructure might make you think that is great as that was the entire point. Replace the water infrastructure. It wasn't the infrastructure everyone was talking about when 3Waters and the water infrastructure was discussed.

Consolidating the different councils into a larger organisation is the project that should have happened. Consolidate things and standardise the systems running the infrastructure. Instead councils got money and the change was like moving the same systems but locating them 20 metres to the left.

 

[Rick O’Shay]

3 Waters would not have been a long long time to every seeing any results.

People on here criticise the current government or politicians in general for not being honest. Well the most transparent government ever was lying to the country about 3 Waters.

When it was just being proposed. Money was being spent on it. When they couldn't answer basic questions on how it would work they said it was on hold and they will sort those points out. Money was still being spent on it. Likely after stuffing up KiwiBuild so much they were trying to get ahead.

Reading the above and seeing money being spent on water infrastructure might make you think that is great as that was the entire point. Replace the water infrastructure. It wasn't the infrastructure everyone was talking about when 3Waters and the water infrastructure was discussed.

Consolidating the different councils into a larger organisation is the project that should have happened. Consolidate things and standardise the systems running the infrastructure. Instead councils got money and the change was like moving the same systems but locating them 20 metres to the left.

It was a thinly veiled attempt by Nanaia and a few other grifters to introduce a system whereby the ticket could be clipped for every litre used.
The consolidation and debt issues were solvable. The Mana O Te Wai implementation wasn't. When the PM could see the game was up with the public it was in the process of being remodeled/shelved then during a late night sitting Nanaia, behind everyone's back (apparently) cooked up a deal with the Greens to raise the repeal numbers and make it very difficult to get rid of the legislation (which had been passed under urgency)

Disgraceful period of politics/law making in this country and reflected badly on the Labour party and Maoridom in general.

 

[MaybeTop8]

It was a thinly veiled attempt by Nanaia and a few other grifters to introduce a system whereby the ticket could be clipped for every litre used.
The consolidation and debt issues were solvable. The Mana O Te Wai implementation wasn't. When the PM could see the game was up with the public it was in the process of being remodeled/shelved then during a late night sitting Nanaia, behind everyone's back (apparently) cooked up a deal with the Greens to raise the repeal numbers and make it very difficult to get rid of the legislation (which had been passed under urgency)

Disgraceful period of politics/law making in this country and reflected badly on the Labour party and Maoridom in general.

A right wing viewpoint clearly from you Rick.

Honouring our fresh water: What is Te Mana o te Wai? - Greenpeace Aotearoa

Te Mana o te Wai is a world-leading policy framework that ensures the health of water is protected. But the government wants to ditch this protection.

www.greenpeace.org

Chris Finlayson: Co-governance should be embraced — not feared | E-Tangata

“A decade of my life was spent on Treaty settlements. I think many people would be a lot more sympathetic toward the notion of co-governance if they learned the things that I was able to learn as a public official in that role.” — Chris Finlayson, former Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations.

e-tangata.co.nz

 

[MrFrankWhite]

It was a thinly veiled attempt by Nanaia and a few other grifters to introduce a system whereby the ticket could be clipped for every litre used.
The consolidation and debt issues were solvable. The Mana O Te Wai implementation wasn't. When the PM could see the game was up with the public it was in the process of being remodeled/shelved then during a late night sitting Nanaia, behind everyone's back (apparently) cooked up a deal with the Greens to raise the repeal numbers and make it very difficult to get rid of the legislation (which had been passed under urgency)

Disgraceful period of politics/law making in this country and reflected badly on the Labour party and Maoridom in general.

Guardianship didn't work out too well for the Moa..

 

[MrFrankWhite]

Make the gallows great again..

Child sex exploitation, bestiality material allegedly found on work devices of ex-top cop

Media can now report nature of material that led to resignation of deputy police chief.

www.nzherald.co.nz

 

[Rick O’Shay]

A right wing viewpoint clearly from you Rick.

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Honouring our fresh water: What is Te Mana o te Wai? - Greenpeace Aotearoa

Te Mana o te Wai is a world-leading policy framework that ensures the health of water is protected. But the government wants to ditch this protection.

www.greenpeace.org

Chris Finlayson: Co-governance should be embraced — not feared | E-Tangata

“A decade of my life was spent on Treaty settlements. I think many people would be a lot more sympathetic toward the notion of co-governance if they learned the things that I was able to learn as a public official in that role.” — Chris Finlayson, former Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations.

e-tangata.co.nz

Do some decent reading. The original concept was okay with consolidation but there was never enough thought put into the financing nor the bringing onboard of the iwi and how that would affect the decision making.

Nothing right wing about it, just a pack of grifters sniffing out a new way to fleece the public. Nothing in what you posted explains who has the power over the decision making on water and more importantly, who has the veto. As I said, go and actually read the bill before posting that crap

Cabinet loses grip of Five Waters

The speed at which the government is attempting to ram through the Water Services Entities Bill into law is exposing Cabinet's lack of grip on the details of these reforms.

cranmer.substack.com

 

[MaybeTop8]

Do some decent reading. The original concept was okay with consolidation but there was never enough thought put into the financing nor the bringing onboard of the iwi and how that would affect the decision making.

Nothing right wing about it, just a pack of grifters sniffing out a new way to fleece the public. Nothing in what you posted explains who has the power over the decision making on water and more importantly, who has the veto. As I said, go and actually read the bill before posting that crap

Cabinet loses grip of Five Waters

The speed at which the government is attempting to ram through the Water Services Entities Bill into law is exposing Cabinet's lack of grip on the details of these reforms.

cranmer.substack.com