Planning Group Directives
theartf...@gmail.com
As promised here is the FeNZ response to my query. Thanks to Martin
Brill for his response which I've meshed with the questions. All can
be found in full on www.fencing.org.nz under the "ask FeNZ" section of
the Forums.
Planning Group
1
Q- When will we need to have our submissions submitted?
A- Final date to be advised - any information submissions may be
presented now.
2
Q How comprehensive would you recommend our submissions to be for this
stage in the planning process, presumably this would be a preliminary
round of brief submissions before full consultation about ideas?
A As the details of the process are still being worked through a
brief / draft of the submission would be acceptable at this stage so
that we have something to work on to see the range and scope of ideas.
3
Q- Are there any specific areas you'd like us to critique?
A- At this stage we have no agenda or "no go" zones. The areas for
critique at this stage could be what you feel is important. At some
point there will be a decision made which prioritises issues to
establish what we need to work on first as a matter of being
practical. Other issues are of course held in abeyance for further
consideration rather than being forgotten or rejected. Everything will
have to be a function of our capability to manage issues.
4
Q- Are you planning to release the material for general consideration
and subsequent feedback; I think this would be very valuable.
A- Yes. Intention is to have all information available so a
comprehensive understanding of the overriding pressures and issues of
our situation is possible.
5
Q- Would it be possible to communicate in additional ways to this
website as I only noticed on here today about the change in plans and
I'm sure others would be in a similar situation if they're not always
online or happen to neglect this site, after all we wouldn't want to
miss out.
A- Yes.
Thanks very much,
Good luck with the planning everybody.
Regards,
Nicholas Hill
Re: Planning Group
2007-02-04 13:11
1. Final date to be advised - any information submissions may be
presented now.
2. As the details of the process are still being worked through a
brief / draft of the submission would be acceptable at this stage so
that we have something to work on to see the range and scope of ideas.
3. At this stage we have no agenda or "no go" zones. The areas for
critique at this stage could be what you feel is important. At some
point there will be a decision made which prioritises issues to
establish what we need to work on first as a matter of being
practical. Other issues are of course held in abeyance for further
consideration rather than being forgotten or rejected. Everything will
have to be a function of our capability to manage issues.
4. Yes. Intention is to have all information available so a
comprehensive understanding of the overriding pressures and issues of
our situation is possible.
5. Yes.