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CPD workshop 1 & 3
Penny Clark-Hall, Founder and Chief Executive Social Licence Consulting
Title: From Risk to Resilience: Strengthening Forestry’s Social Licence
Forestry’s future depends on more than compliance. This session unpacks the trust dynamics shaping our sector. Identify risks early — and find common ground. Build the foundations for durable, long-term resilience.
CPD workshop 2
Bill Liley, Managing Director of Indufor Asia Pacific
Title: The New Joint Australian New Zealand Forest Valuation Standards
The New Zealand Institute of Forestry and Forestry Australia have recently completed a review of their respective forest valuation standards and published a joint valuation standard. The CPD workshop will describe the updated document and discuss ongoing initiatives. The Australian forestry sector is now obliged to report Climate Related Financial Disclosures, and it can be expected that New Zealand will follow suit.
CPD Workshop 4
Chris Fowler, Partner Saunders and Co
Title: Reform of the Resource Management Act. What are the proposed changes and what do they mean for forest owners.
Major changes to the Resource Management Act(RMA) are being proposed. The proposed changes will see the current RMA replaced by two new pieces of legislation:
The Natural Environment Bill – focused on environmental protection and enhancement.
The Planning Bill – focused on the use development and enjoyment of land.
The new planning system is intended to enable development and economic growth while safeguarding the natural environment. The bills aim to cut through the ‘red tape’ of the current resource management regime.
Andrew Wells,Principal Customer Regulatory Specialist – Overseas Investment , LINZ
Title: Recent Changes to the Overseas Investment Regime with a Focus on Commercial Forestry
This session will provide an update on the recent changes to the Overseas Investment regime that have removed the special provision for applications by overseas entities to purchase land for forestry. It will also provide an update on the application process and advice to those making applications on behalf of overseas applicants.
Olivia Sullivan, Director Forestry Systems, Te Uru Rakau
Title: Changes to forest policy and regulations that have implications for forest investors and operational managers
The session will cover recent changes in policy settings that forestry advisers, managers and investors must be aware of. These include changes arising from climate change response legislation and to the National Environmental Standard for Plantation Forestry.
ending with Q&A session with the above Speakers.
CPD workshop 1 & 3
Penny Clark-Hall, Founder and Chief Executive Social Licence Consulting
Title: From Risk to Resilience: Strengthening Forestry’s Social Licence
Forestry’s future depends on more than compliance. This session unpacks the trust dynamics shaping our sector. Identify risks early — and find common ground. Build the foundations for durable, long-term resilience.
CPD workshop 2
Bill Liley, Managing Director of Indufor Asia Pacific
Title: The New Joint Australian New Zealand Forest Valuation Standards
The New Zealand Institute of Forestry and Forestry Australia have recently completed a review of their respective forest valuation standards and published a joint valuation standard. The CPD workshop will describe the updated document and discuss ongoing initiatives. The Australian forestry sector is now obliged to report Climate Related Financial Disclosures, and it can be expected that New Zealand will follow suit.
CPD Workshop 4
Chris Fowler, Partner Saunders and Co
Title: Reform of the Resource Management Act. What are the proposed changes and what do they mean for forest owners.
Major changes to the Resource Management Act(RMA) are being proposed. The proposed changes will see the current RMA replaced by two new pieces of legislation:
The Natural Environment Bill – focused on environmental protection and enhancement.
The Planning Bill – focused on the use development and enjoyment of land.
The new planning system is intended to enable development and economic growth while safeguarding the natural environment. The bills aim to cut through the ‘red tape’ of the current resource management regime.
Andrew Wells,Principal Customer Regulatory Specialist – Overseas Investment , LINZ
Title: Recent Changes to the Overseas Investment Regime with a Focus on Commercial Forestry
This session will provide an update on the recent changes to the Overseas Investment regime that have removed the special provision for applications by overseas entities to purchase land for forestry. It will also provide an update on the application process and advice to those making applications on behalf of overseas applicants.
Olivia Sullivan, Director Forestry Systems, Te Uru Rakau
Title: Changes to forest policy and regulations that have implications for forest investors and operational managers
The session will cover recent changes in policy settings that forestry advisers, managers and investors must be aware of. These include changes arising from climate change response legislation and to the National Environmental Standard for Plantation Forestry.
ending with Q&A session with the above Speakers.