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Local Government Act 2002

Structure and reorganisation of local government - Local Government Commission

28: Local Government Commission

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“The Local Government Commission is a special group that helps run local governments in New Zealand”

You should know that there is a group called the Local Government Commission. This group has been around for a while and will keep on existing. It’s an important part of how local government works in New Zealand.

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Part 3 Structure and reorganisation of local government
Local Government Commission

28Local Government Commission

  1. There continues to be a Local Government Commission.

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