187Further monitoring requirements

1. Every territorial authority must, at intervals of not more than 5 years, compile and publish on its internet site a review of the results of the monitoring undertaken under this section and section 186.

2. A territorial authority must also keep, in reasonably accessible form at all of its offices, the information relevant to administering its plan, monitoring resource consents applying in the district, and current issues relating to the environment, so that members of the public—

3. are better informed of their duties and of the functions and responsibilities of the territorial authority; and
4. are able to participate effectively under this Act.

5. The information required by subsection (2) includes—

6. copies of the operative and proposed plan of the district, including proposed designations and any operative and proposed changes to those documents; and
7. copies of documents or other material incorporated by reference in a plan; and
8. copies of decisions relating to submissions on a proposed plan; and
9. copies of the operative and proposed plans for the other territorial authorities in the region of which its district forms a part: and
10. copies of every national instrument; and
11. a record of the following received by, or granted by, the territorial authority in relation to the district:
    1. the applications for resource consents; and
    2. the decisions made under sections 115, 123 to 130, and 284; and
    3. the resource consents granted within the district; and
    4. the resource consents transferred; and
12. a summary of the written complaints received in the preceding 5 years on alleged breaches of the Act or a plan and how each complaint was dealt with; and
13. records of natural hazards, to the extent that the territorial authority considers appropriate for the effective discharge of its functions and responsibilities; and
14. any other information the territorial authority has gathered under this section.