New Zealand Conservation Authority (NZCA) – Ngai Tahu Representative The Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu nomination and appointment process is being undertaken to appoint a Ngai Tahu representative to the New Zealand Conservation Authority (NZCA).
Functions of the New Zealand Conservation Authority
The NZCA is a national conservation policy advisory and development body, aligned with the Crown, which acts as an informed national voice representing public opinion with regards to the statutory responsibilities of the Minister and Department of Conservation.
Purpose of the role
The purpose of this role is to represent the Ngai Tahu perspective to the NZCA ensuring that any issues of tribal significance are reported to Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu while also ensuring that tribal matters of significance are represented to the Authority.
Required skills, experience and qualifications
An excellent understanding of Treaty issues as they relate to conservation.
An ability to advocate Treaty rights in a suitable manner noting that other members of the NZCA are not necessarily sympathetic to this point of view.
An interest and enthusiasm in conservation as extensive reading of papers is required for meetings.
Experience on a Conservation Board.
Meeting details
Average meetings - 4 x 1.5 day meetings and 2 x 2-day meetings (includes a one-day field trip) with a remuneration of $750 per meeting.
How to apply
To apply for the position you will need to engage with your Papatipu Runanga to complete the selection and nomination process.
For details on how to apply, assistance connecting with your Papatipu Runanga and for further information, please contact Mishele Radford on 021 943 816 or ******.
Nominations must be received by Friday 10 January 2025 . Formal notification will be sent to all nominees and nominating Papatipu Runanga following a review and appointment process.
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