The Hauraki Gulf Forum has to tell the Minister what it did in the past year. You will see this report by 31 August each year, and it covers what the Forum did from 1 July to 30 June. The Forum's report must say how well it is doing the things it is supposed to do, as stated in section 15. The Minister gets the report and must give a copy to the House of Representatives. You can think of the House of Representatives like a big group of people who help make decisions for New Zealand. The report helps them know what the Forum is doing. The Forum's report is like a yearly update on its progress, and it helps the Minister and the House of Representatives understand what is happening. The report must follow the rules set out for the Forum, and it must be done on time. This way, everyone can see how the Forum is doing and what it is working on.
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The Forum must, on or before 31 August each year, report to the Minister on the exercise of its powers and the carrying out of its functions during the preceding year ending on 30 June.
The report must identify the progress made by the Forum towards achieving the purposes of the Forum set out in section 15.
A copy of the annual report must be presented to the House of Representatives by the Minister.
