Protected Records for Local Authorities




28 AUGUST 2013 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 117 3125

  1. Meeting papers

○ Local authority meeting papers, for meetings as defined by the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987, consisting of agenda, a set of signed minutes and any other papers presented to and/or tabled.

○ All agenda, minutes and papers of meetings of the senior/executive management team.

  1. Electoral records

○ Electoral Records created by the local authority including signed rolls and ratepayers’ lists.

○ Returning officers’ declarations of results from local authority elections and polls.

○ Reports and submissions relating to representation reviews and boundary changes.

  1. Valuation and rating records

○ Valuation and rating records (including permanent data records) created by valuers employed or contracted by the local authority.

○ Rating records, including special rating records but excluding those relating solely to the payment of rates.

  1. Bylaws, standing orders and records relating to Local Acts of Parliament

○ One copy of all existing and superseded bylaws.

○ Related legal opinions and submissions.

○ Consultation drafts and working papers only where there was considerable public interest in the particular Local Act of Parliament, bylaw or standing order.

  1. Financial accountability

○ Consultation drafts and final funding policies, financial strategies and submissions.

○ Audited financial statements.

○ Significant investment and borrowing management policies.

  1. District, Regional and Unitary plans

○ Consultation drafts and final District, Regional and Unitary plans.

○ Significant working papers, submissions and minutes of hearings or hearing documents relating to plans.



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🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Protected Records, Public Records Act 2005, Local Authorities, Chief Archivist, Meeting Papers, Electoral Records, Valuation and Rating Records, Bylaws, Financial Accountability, District Plans