How to make submissions

Anyone can make a submission on a proposed Rule following advertising of the proposal. The draft Rule  will be made available and submissions, preferably typed, can be mailed to the Rules Team at the address below. If possible, submissions should be emailed to info@nzta.govt.nz or made through the online submission form that is set up when a yellow draft Rule is released for public consultation. Submissions on disk will also be welcomed.

Notices of the release of draft Rules for public consultation are published in the public notice columns of newspapers in the main centres. They may be also be published in other, regional daily newspapers.

Most draft Rules released for public comment, are accessible on this website, together with an overview and Questions and Answers, until submissions close. For other Rules, a notice of the Minister’s intention to make a Rule, including a summary of the Rule proposals, may be posted on the website rather than the full draft of the Rule. The consultation draft of a Rule remains on the website for viewing (but not for comment) until the Rule has been finalised and signed into law.

What to include in your submission

If you would like to make a submission, you should include:

• the title of the Rule
• your name and title (if applicable)
• your organisation's name (if applicable)
• your address - postal and email
• the Rule provision number(s) you are commenting on.

You should also state clearly if there is any information in your submission that is commercially sensitive or if there is some other reason why you do not want your submission to be released to other interested parties.

If posting your submission, send it to:

Rules Team
NZ Transport Agency
PO Box 5084 Lambton Quay
Wellington 6145
New Zealand

or email us: info@nzta.govt.nz

Draft Rules open for submission

Omnibus Amendment 2009

Draft Land Transport Rule: Omnibus Amendment 2009 contains proposals to change requirements in a number of existing Land Transport Rules. Submissions close on 11 December 2009.

Last updated: 17 November 2009