empowering planners, promoting excellence

Empowering Planners, Promoting Excellence

Annual Report for the year 2012

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New Zealand Planning Institute is the home of the planning profession

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OUR VISIONTo be recognised and respected as the voice of planning in New Zealand

OUR PURPOSEAchieve a better future for New Zealand by championing the planning profession, promoting excellence and supporting its members

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CONTENTSWelcome from the Chair 1

Our Board 5

Our Officers 6

The Year In Review 7

Award Winners 13

Our Feedback 17

Annual General Meeting 2013 18

Minutes to the 2012 NZPI General Meeting 19

Financial Foreword 21

Financial Statements 22

Auditor’s Statement 23

Budget for 2013 33

Member Directory 35

Our History 52


Welcome from the Chair

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A warm welcome to readers of NZPI’s Annual Report 2012

In reflecting on NZPI activities over the past twelve months, the word that springs to my mind is ‘renaissance’.

The sheer volume of NZPI activity, its new strategic direction, the changes to its governance framework and the increased involvement and engagement in NZPI activities at a branch level have created a transformation in the way NZPI meets the needs of its members.

This report highlights both the catalysts and some of the achievements of that ‘renaissance’.

Catalysts of Change

In May 2012, NZPI implemented a significant change to its governance framework through the revamp of the Board, the creation of the Planning Advisory Committee and a move towards a more corporate model of doing business.

The new Board moved rapidly in its first six months to develop a new strategic plan that was both innovative and reflective of members needs.

Completed in December 2012, the implementation of the NZPI Strategic Plan 2013-2016 is already underway with a sharp focus on raising the profile of the planning profession, planning issues and NZPI in the media.

ACHIEVEMENTS

More Active Media Presence

The Board has heard and responded to members call for NZPI to grow its media and public presence. This has led to a number of media releases and the creation of a media commentators group.

The media commentators group is made up of distinguished and experienced planners, primarily Fellows of the Institute, who have indicated their willingness to make media comment on an assortment of planning issues.

Bryce JulyanNZPI Chair


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This focus on repositioning the planning profession and NZPI in the public eye will continue in 2013 as the strategic plan is implemented.

NZPI’s Voice being Heard

NZPI made its members’ collective voice heard through a variety of submissions to central government in 2012. Submissions included:

1. Response to the Report of the Minister for the Environment’s Resource Management Act 1991 Principles Technical Advisory Group report

2. Productivity Commission’s Affordable Housing report

3. Response to MfE’s discontinuing the State of the Environment report 4. Productivity Commission’s Housing Affordability Inquiry Draft Report

The submissions were followed up by meetings with both Minister Amy Adams and officers of MfE.

Other ways in which NZPI has increased its influence is through representation on a number of decision making panels such as the Urban Design Panel in Auckland/Christchurch and the NZTA Strategic Review Panel.

NZPI has also extended its influence beyond New Zealand through the Resilience Planning Work Programme that it has led on behalf of the Commonwealth Association of Planning (CAP).

The CEO of NZPI, presented its Commonwealth research and ensuing recommendations at the World Forum in Naples and later in London at a meeting with the Commonwealth Founda-tion. NZPI’s contribution to both events was fully funded by CAP.

CAP has subsequently endorsed NZPI’s recommendations and is currently pursuing funding to ensure their implementation.

Finally, a review of Planning Quarterly and its new look format has encouraged NZPI to distribute PQ to a wider audience, most notably, to all CEOs throughout the country.


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Promoting Planning Excellence

NZPI has evolved a number of ways in which it can influence and promote planning excellence i.e. quality planning partnership, NZPI awards, Continuing Professional Development and accreditation.

2012 has proved to be particularly busy in this endeavour.

In keeping with its commitment to “promote planning excellence”, 2012 saw NZPI take up responsibility for redesigning and rebuilding a new, more user friendly Quality Planning website.

Like NZPI, the website has undergone a transformation, with the Quality Planning Partnership responsible for the currency of guidance notes published on the site.

NZPI continues to contribute to the QP partnership through development of the QP

quarterly newsletter and the drafting of a strategic plan and weighting system that will help identify the priorities for future guidance notes.

Continuing Professional Development

The quality and quantity of CPD events were strong once again in 2012 with over 48 courses delivered and a total of 1277 enrolments.

New events included an Executive Leadership course for emerging leaders.

The new course has proved to be popular and it is intended that it be further developed for more senior Executive Leaders in 2013.

NZPI has resolved to continue this step change through the establishment of a CPD Advisory Group.

Accreditation

Similarly, NZPI progressed its accreditation programme of work through site visits at both Waikato and Auckland Universities.

Members First

The Board has listened to members concerns around the process and documentation relating to membership applications.

Under the leadership of NZPI’s Membership Convenor, Dr Caroline Miller, the process and documentation for full membership has been



reviewed by the membership working party and the resulting changes will be rolled out as the first phase of a number of reforms in 2013.

Annual Conference

The Conference was held at the Marlborough Convention Centre in Blenheim from 1– 4 May and was hosted by the Nelson/Marlborough Branch.

Themed “A Taste of Things to Come” it attracted a near record number of attendees (432). The overall satisfaction rating was 4.2 on a 5-point scale. This is an increase from a satisfaction rating of 3.98 in 2011.

Celebrating our heroes

Congratulations to Harry Bhana and Alan Bradbourne who received NZPI fellowships in 2012 and also to Jane Douglas, Greg Hill and Christine Foster all of whom received a Distinguished Service Award.

Congratulations also to our NPZI Award winners in 2012. Details of award winners can be found in later pages within the Annual Report.

Read More

I encourage you to read more of NZPI achievements in the pages that follow.

Finally, on behalf of the Board and all members of NZPI a warm thanks to all of those who have worked so hard in the interests of NZPI over the

past twelve months.

This includes outgoing Councillors Dean Chrystal, Owen Burn, Lee Beattie, Denise Anderson, Clare Piper, Hester den Ouden and Gina Sweetman; current Board members, Jane Douglas, Dr Caroline Miller, Keith Hovell,

current Executive Willis and Julie Bevan.

Thanks also to the members of the newly created “media commentators” group; the leadership of our Branch and Special Interest Groups, our Planning Quarterly Editorial Panel led by Gina Sweetman, our Membership Working Party led by Dr Caroline Miller, to those who submitted feedback on NZPI submissions to government and finally our NZPI officers, led by CEO Susan Houston.

These collective efforts have contributed to a truly transformational year that saw NZPI deliver on its aspiration to “Empower Planners and promote planning excellence”.

Bryce JulyanNZPI Chair

“The quality and quantity of CPD events were strong once again in

2012.”


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Our People

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Our People

OUR BOARDFrom left to right,

Chair, Bryce Julyan

Deputy Chair, Andrew Willis

Hon Secretary/Treasurer, Julie Bevan

Jane Douglas

Keith Hovell

Dr Caroline Miller

Robert Schofield

Todd Whittaker


OUR OFFICERSFrom left to right,

Chief Executive Officer, Susan Houston

Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Barry Williams

Policy and Research Advisor, Christina Kaiser

Office Administrator, Savana Carroll

Communications Officer, Melissa Hubbard

Events and CPD Officer, Aaron Beckett

Membership Liaison Officer, Manfred Lee



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2012 has been a banner year for NZPI. The Institute has taken

significant strategic steps – from a revitalised new Board

to a new proactive plan to enhance the profile of the

planning profession in the public eye. NZPI members are continuously

empowered and engaged to improve the quality of

planning practice in New Zealand.

The Year in Review



A New Board and A New Strategy

Establishing NZPI’s new Board of eight members is one of the Institute’s most strategic achievements in the past year.

Working without remuneration, the Board is entrusted to work on behalf of its members and is accountable for ensuring NZPI is meeting the needs of its 2000 members.

Elected in May 2012, the Board, headed by NZPI Chair Bryce Julyan, has since focused on leading NZPI in its transition from a council to a board.

NZPI has restructured itself from a Council into a Sustainable National Policy Board. This is signifi cant, as it recalibrates the Institute’s strategic direction and enables it to fi rmly establish NZPI as the home of the planning profession in this country.

In June 2012, NZPI board members attended an induction workshop facilitated by inaugural fellow and former NZPI president Leigh Auton.

It was an opportunity for the Board to focus on how to lead strategically and to build the relationships so necessary for a functioning and harmonious board.

Since then, the Board has reviewed and updated NZPI’s regulations to ensure alignment with the 2011 constitutional changes and revised NZPI’s strategic direction following extensive consultation with members

throughout the country.

NZPI now has a strategic plan developed for 2013 - 2016.

This three-year strategic plan gives a sharp focus to empowering planners, promoting planning excellence, and increasing NZPI’s media presence.

In accord with the drive for an increased media presence, the Board established a number of media commentators.

Endorsed by the Board, NZPI media commentators are honorary media spokespersons. They are a collection of senior planners with a wide range of experiences, from private to the public sector, and are expected to produce positive stories on the planning profession.

PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Planning Advisory Committee (PAC)was established as a result of the changes to NZPI’s governance framework.

Made up of the branch, Young Planners (YP) and SIGs leadership, the PAC has proved invaluable as a conduit between the Board and its members.

PAC has also contributed well to the development of the new strategic plan and various submissions to central government.


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Following a media policy established by NZPI, media commentators are committed to developing media statements that generate insightful commentary on various issues that affect the image of the planning profession.

Quality Planning Relaunch

The December re-launch of the Quality Planning (QP) website was another highlight for NZPI in the past year.

Launched in 2001, QP aims to promote good practice by sharing knowledge about all aspects of the planning profession under the Resource Management Act (RMA).

A primary tool for information on RMA processes and environmental policy for resource management practitioners, it’s now simplifi ed without sacrifi cing important content.

QP’s main collaborators, the Ministry for the Environment (MfE), Local Government NewZealand (LGNZ), Resource Management Law Association (RMLA), New Zealand Institute of Surveyors, and NZPI, signed a revised

Memorandum of Agreement promising to maintain the website’s reputation as this country’s main reference point for planners.

QP has now been rebuilt and redesigned featuring a new user-friendly navigation system. Expect to see e-newsletters, new guidance notes and a QP library soon.

Special Interest Groups

Another evolving collaboration, developed in the last quarter of 2012, is NZPI’s partnership with Maori and Environmental Compliance Forum New Zealand (ECNZ) special interest groups (SIGs).

The Institute has agreed to be an incubator service for these SIGs.

With a signed Memorandum of Understanding, this is an opportunity to cross-fertilise ideas, to network and to share good practice without the SIGs having to establish an organisation of their own.

The Maori and ECNZ SIGs impact the planning profession profoundly, with endeavours close to the planning industry.

With the assistance of NZPI, they can develop their own strategic plans and their own supportive administrators.

NZPI MEDIA COMMENTATORS

Harry BhanaJim ClarkeJenny DixonMalcolm DouglassAli MemonMichelle Thompson-FawcettKen Tremaine

“The Institute has agreed to be an incubator for these SIGs.”



Resilience Planning and the Commonwealth

With the board’s endorsement, NZPI has also been involved in new research on resilience planning in Commonwealth nations.

In early 2012, Christine Platt, the President of the Commonwealth Association of Planners (CAP),

invited Susan Houston, the CEO of NZPI, to undertake research on resilience planning.

Resilience planning is a blueprint forcoordinating, prioritising and measuring a country’s capacity to prepare, withstand and recover from disasters.

52 responses were gathered from 15 countries: from New Zealand to Jamaica to the UK.

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) PROGRAMMES

With a total of 48 courses and an enrolment number of 1277 attendees, the CPD programme has been a fi nancial success for NZPI in 2012.

The year’s programme surplus has been a signifi cant improvement from 2011, exceeding the budgeted expected surplus.

In 2012, four of NZPI’s courses have been very successful: the two-day Leadership Programme Workshop, the Technical Advisory Group Report 6 and 7 Workshop, the multi-presenter Biodiversity Offsets Workshop, and an introductory course on Politics for Planners.

“Resilience planning is a blueprint for measuring a country’s capacity to

prepare and recover from disasters.”

NZPI SUBMISSIONS AND POLICY POSITIONS

In 2010, NZPI appointed a Senior Policy Advisor, Ms Christina Kaiser, to develop submissions and policy positions for the Institute on various planning issues.

The year under report has seen a raft of submissions developed following extensive consultation and workshops.

For example, NZPI has made a submission on the Productivity Commision’s Housing Affordability Inquiry Draft report.

NZPI has also created a response to the Resource Management Act Technical Advisory Group report.

Ongoing input into the New Zealand Transport Agency’s policy and research is also being provided

Ms Kaiser also supported the Quarterly Planning editorial panel and contributed to the NZPI’s strategic plan in the past year.


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The research reported various costs and frequency of natural disasters in the Commonwealth, preparedness of these countries (e.g. land used decision making), andbarriers to resilience planning.

It also delivered recommendations to further promote resilience planning in these countries.

Endorsed by the Board and funded by CAP, Ms Houston presented the research at the United Nations World Forum in Naples, Italy and again in London for the

Salary Survey

In the early part of 2012, NZPI released a couple of important survey results for its members.

In the Salary Survey released in January 2013, covering 2012, there’s been a 194 per cent

increase in responses compared to the year before. This survey is signifi cant to the planning profession, as it provides employers and employees with a benchmark to use in the workplace.

Additional categories have also been added, including academic information on young planners and salary expectation for graduates.

Satisfaction Survey

A fi rst for NZPI, the Satisfaction Survey released in May 2012 revealed key insights from the Institute’s 2000 strong members with regards to its services and products.

The Board used these results to evaluate membership entry, transition procedures, and CPD programmes. The results from this survey also paved the way for a revamp of Planning Quarterly, NZPI’s in-house magazine.

New Planning Quarterly

From September 2012, Planning Quarterly’s new and improved look has reached NZPImembers. The revamp was met with positive reviews.

Since then, article submissions have increased, along with the quality of submissions. Planning Quarterly remains as one of NZPI’s most valuable assets.

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“Planning Quarterly remains as one of NZPI’s most valuable assets.”

NZPI Salary Survey for 2012.


Commonwealth Foundation.


World Town Planning Day

Finally, in the last quarter of 2012, NZPI celebrated World Town Planning Day. Various events were hosted throughout this country, to promote the role of planning increating liveable and sustainable communities.

Notable presentations were Patrick Reynolds’ deconstruction on how the internet is an effective platform for the community to share their views in shaping the environment. Other events included breakfasts celebrating the earthquake recovery in Christchurch.

2012 has been a year of groundbreaking change. In 2013, expect an even better year for NZPI.

New look Planning Quarterly.

2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: A TASTE OF THINGS TO COME

Last year’s annual conference, hosted by the Nelson/Marlborough branch, was a huge success. Held at the Marlborough Centre in Blenheim from May 1st to the 4th, the conference attracted 432 attendees, a record number for NZPI.

The conference hosted an international roster of keynote speakers – from Oxford to Adelaide, from Toronto to Calgary – all presenting talks on resilience, governance,partnerships and a range of other topics.

Two keynote speakers from San Francisco, Mr Daniel Homsey and Mr Laurie Johnson, who’ve had experience in earthquake recovery, also travelled to Christchurch to meet and offer advice to the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority and the Christchurch City Council.

According to a satisfaction survey performed after the conference, attendees rated the event a 4.2 based on a fi ve-point scale, a 0.22 increase from 2011.

Daniel Homsey


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Award Winners

Announced by NZPI Chair Bryce Julyan at the NZPI Conference in Blenheim.

Nancy Northcroft Planning PracticeAward (Supreme Practice Award)

Selwyn District Council and Planit Associates for Selwyn District Plan Change 7

Rodney Davies Project Award

Department of Conservation and URS NZ for the Cleddau River Flood Protection Scheme

Best Practice Award: Strategic Planning and Guidance

Christchurch City Council for the Draft Central City Recovery Plan

2012 NEW ZEALAND PLANNING INSTITUTE AWARDS NZPI award winners celebrate their success in the past year.

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Best Practice Award: District and Regional Planning Nelson City Council and Incite Planning Consultants for the Port Nelson Noise Project

Best Practice Award: IntegratedPlanning and Investigations

Wanganui District Council, Opus International Consultants Ltd and Horizons and Regional Council for the Wanganui Urban Transportation Strategy

Best Practice Award: Consultationand Participation Strategies and/or Processes

Christchurch City Council and Urbanismplus for the “Sydenham and Lyttleton Master Plans”

Best Practice: Non-Statutory Planning

Selwyn District Council and Context Urban Design for the Commercial Design Guide

Wallace Ross Graduate ResearchAward

Wendy Saunders for “Innovative Land Use Planning for Natural Hazard Risk Reduction in New Zealand”

Lance Leikis Young Planner Award

Gurv Singh for his contribution to the Young Planners and the New Zealand Planning Institute

Jane Douglas with Ian Munro and Josie Schroder.

Daniel Murray and Jessie Haanen.


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NZPI FELLOWSHIP AWARD RECEPIENTS

Harry BhanaMr Harry Bhana’s highly regarded contribution to planning has been acknowledged in a fellowship award ceremony on the 31st of May 2012.

Mr Bhana is a consultant planner and resource management consultant with over 50 years’ experience.

He’s left an impressive legacy in the industry. For example, he was responsible for drafting the Central area plan changes, including the Floor Area Ratio control systems, which still form the basis for Auckland’s central area development controls.

As a consultant, Mr Bhana has advised a large number of private, local and central government clients in the past 30 years.

In the past decade, he’s been a Hearings Commissioner, often as a Chairman of Hearing Panels for a range of District Councils.

Alan BradbourneOn the 29th of November 2012, Mr Alan Bradbourne was also awarded with an NZPI fellowship.

Mr Bradbourne has created a formidable record in the planning profession in New Zealand, both as a private practitioner and as a Planning Commissioner.

He’s left a respectable legacy in the profession, notably the redevelopment of the Viaduct Basin, the extensions to Westhaven Marina, the Britomart Transport Centre and the indoor stadium known as the Vector Arena.

Mr Bradbourne is also involved in the preparation of changes to district plans, along with submissions on new district plans and preparations for resource management applications.Alan Bradbourne (left), with Arnold Turner, at Mr

Bradbourne’s fellowship award ceremony .

Harry Bhana (right) receives his fellowship from NZPI Chair Bryce Julyan.



NZPI DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD RECEPIENTS

Jane DouglasMs Douglas has been asignifi cant contributor to theimage and practice of the planning profession in New Zealand. As a former president of NZPI, she’s played an important role in leading the Institute towards signifi cant governance change. With extensive private

and public sector experience, Jane’s vision and committment has helped establish a secure foundation for NZPI’s future.

Greg HillMr Hill has been a resource management consultant for over 27 years. With degrees in economics, geography and town planning, he has been a part of Territorial, Regional, Central Government agencies and other important private practices as well. A respected fi gure in the planning industry, he’s been a proactive member with a keen interest in legislation that affects the planning industry.

Christine FosterWorking in various government roles, Ms Foster has helped the planning industry through her professionalism and expertise. Ms Foster has been proactive, from preparing resource management plans to being one of the leading independent Hearing Commissionsers in this country, making her a highly regarded fi gure in the planning profession.

Jane Douglas

REGINALD HAMMOND SCHOLARSHIP

After a rigorous search for 2012’s recipient of the Reginald Hammond Scholarship award, Auckland University student Georgia Stillwell was awarded $4000 to help in her academic training as a planner.

This scholarship commemorates the fi rst New Zealander to complete a Town Planning qualifi cation. Reginald Hammond went on to serve as the fi rst Director of Town Planning in New Zealand on 1926.

Georgia Stillwell receives her $4000 cheque from NZPI.


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Our Feedback

“Was great with a smaller group. The skills are very helpful and easy to implement and incorporated into daily tasks.”

“Really got a lot from the stories and also referring back to real life examples. Janis was very engaging and the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly – liked that Janis sat with the group while talking at times rather than just solely presenting.”

“Enjoyed interaction in the small groups.Leigh and Janis both related their leadership experience to the group which was helpful.”

“Enjoyed the interactive and informal nature of the course – very hands on but structured around theory. Having a ‘wrap up’ after each session was useful to recap on what we had learnt.”

“I found the course really enjoyable and provides a foundation to build on. Hopefully I will implement some of these skills immediately and develop others over time.”

“Overall, excellent training course.”

“I appreciated your contribution to making the course so worthwhile. It was good to meet other planners.”

“Well run and interesting course. Opportunity to put learnings into practice would be an advantage eg: setting up and running a project team.”

“This was an excellent course and very beneficial to me as a new team leader. Has given me a lot to think about and to apply both in my professional life and my personal life.”

“Great two days, thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it to all future leaders.”

“I really liked that you have set us up in support groups to encourage continued learning.Interesting content, well presented. Great to have the on-going support and learning.Thanks for a great two days.”

“Great training. The most useful I have been on, mainly because I have recently become a team leader but I also found the material extremely interesting.”

Feedback from our emerging leaders workshop attendees


NZPI Annual Report 2012

NZPI Annual General Meeting 2013

THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 5.15 PM ON THURSDAY, MAY 2ND,

AT THE CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE IN HAMILTON

AGENDA

ATTENDANCE AND APOLOGIES

MINUTES FROM THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR 2012

MATTERS ARISING

ANNUAL REPORT

ANNUAL ACCOUNTS

BUDGET FOR 2013

NOMINATIONS FOR 2016 CONFERENCE

APPOINTMENT OF ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS

SUBSCRIPTIONS

GENERAL BUSINESS

CLOSING

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Minutes to the 2012 NZPI General Meeting2 MAY 2012, 5.15 PMMARLBOROUGH CONVENTION CENTREBLENHEIM

PRESENT: President Jane Douglas, Vice President Dean Chrystal, Treasurer/Secretary Bryce Julyan, Angus McKenzie, Stephen Timms, Leon Keefer, Reginald Proffit, Kataraina Belshaw, Andrew Willis, Todd Whittaker, Phillip Martelli, Keith Hovell, Gina Sweetman, Steve Markham, Christopher Donnelly, Perri Duffy, Andrea Rickard, Paul Waanders, Lee Beattie, Clare Piper, Denise Anderson, Ben Farrell, Mark St Clair, Robert Schofield, Mike Foster, Leigh Auton, Russell Oleary, Daniel Batley, David Murphy, Katrina Brunton, Treena Davidson, Shane Roberts, Marijke Ransom, Craig Batchelar, Julie Bevan, Carolyn McAlley, Ann Nicholas, Alan Moss, William Watt, Dr Caroline Miller, Jan Crawford, Elaine Davies, Phil Doole, Christina Kaiser, Alyson Hutton, Keith Hall, Greg Phillips, Shelagh Noble, Maxine Day

APOLOGIES: Hester den Ouden, Rebecca Perrett, Owen Burn and Rae Dorricott

1.0 Welcome and Introduction by outgoing Chair of NZPI, Jane Douglas

2.0 Minutes of Previous AGM endorsed as accurate Mike FosterDenise Anderson

3.0 Matters Arising3.1 Education Policy and Accreditation Procedures

Chair advised that the new EPAP was now completed.

Noted

3.2 Governance Structure

Chair advised that the governance structure was now in place and the constitution amended to reflect the new structure.

Noted

3.3 Maori SIG

Chair advised that the proposed Maori SIG had been progressed and that the draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) had been endorsed by Council for discussion at the imminent Hui. Board member Keith Hovell will report back to NZPI Conference tomorrow afternoon on the result of those discussions. The new Board will receive the final MOU for discussion at its first meeting in June.

Noted


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4.0 Annual Report

The annual report was adopted. List of Ex President’s included in the report to be checked for accuracy.

Mark SinclairDenise Anderson

5.0 Annual Accounts

The NZPI annual accounts were endorsed with the amendment made by the Board to provide a further $20,000 in the 2012 budget for the membership administration.

Phil DoolePhillip Martelli

6.0 General Business

Following issues were raised for consideration:

a. Length of NZPI Conferenceb. CPD for Expert Witnessesc. Development of mentoring system

Leigh Auton wished to acknowledge the significant contribution of outgoing Councillors to NZPI and in particular Jane Douglas as outgoing Chair.

Noted

7.0 Auditors and Accountants

Hayes Knight and Staples Rodway were endorsed as NZPI’s respective auditors and accountants.

Gina SweetmanKeith Hovell

8.0 Young Planners Representative

Outgoing National Young Planner Representative, Clare Piper, introduced incoming representative, Perri Duffy.

Noted

9.0 Close of Meeting

The Chair thanked the outgoing members of the Board and wished the incoming Board every success. AGM closed at 6 p.m

Noted

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Financial Foreword

Like many of its sister Institutes both In New Zealand and overseas, NZPI has continued to feel the impact of a decreased investment in conference attendance and training over the past 24 months.

Both of these activities have proven to be significant sources of income for NZPI over the last five to ten years.

The 2012 NZPI budget was drafted to reflect the difficult times in which training and conference providers across the country find themselves.

Budgeted income for 2012 was set at $1,128,000 with budgeted expenditure set at $1,147,950. This conservative budget compared with an actual income of $1,374,618 and actual expenditure of $1,377,558 for 2012. The successful attraction of the Quality Planning Website contract has enabled NZPI to continue to provide a high level of service to its grow-ing membership despite the decrease in other income experienced in 2012.

This good financial stewardship has enabled NZPI to report a small deficit of ($2,940) before tax against a budgeted deficit of ($20,050) for 2012.

NZPI remains in an overall healthy financial position with a working capital of $1,312,170.

Moving Forward

The continued decline in training and conference income is being considered by the Board in the context of the NZPI Strategic Plan.

The Strategic Plan is ambitious, involving projects that could require significant expenditure, and is being implemented at a time when NZPI income is diminishing.

Like all organisations, NZPI will need to consider, in consultation with its members, how it will juggle this conflicting phenomenon.

One option, which will be raised at the Annual General Meeting, is that of a modest rise in membership subscriptions, an issue that hasn’t been addressed since 2007

Julie BevanNZPI Treasurer



Financial Statements

For the year ending31 December 2012

AccountantStaples Rodway LimitedPO Box 3899, AucklandMark Kingsford

AuditorsHayes Knight AuditPO Box 9588, Newmarket, Auckland

BankerANZ Bank of New Zealand


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Independent Auditor’s Report

TO THE MEMBERS OF NEW ZEALAND PLANNING INSTITUTE INCORPORATED

We have audited the financial statements of New Zealand Planning Institute Incorporated on pages 24 to 32 within the Annual Report which comprise the statement of financial positionas at 31 December 2012, and the statement of financial performance, statement of movements in general funds of the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.

Executive Committee’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements

The Executive Committee is responsible for the preparation and fair representation of these financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice in New Zealand and for such internal control as the Executive Committee determine is necessary to enable tyhe preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor’s Responsibility

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (New Zealand).

Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are from from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to

obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the resonableness of accounting estimates, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

Other than in our capacity as auditor, we have no relationship with, or interests in, New Zealand Planning Institute.

Opinion

In our opinion, the financial statements in pages 24 to 32 present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of New Zealand Planning Institute Incorporated as at 31 December 2012, and its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with generally accepted acounting practice in New Zealand.

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Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Branch Income 32,718 55,216Conference Proceeds 301,051 404,224CPD Income 350,766 376,754Situations Vacant 77,119 90,629Subscriptions 450,539 434,288Quality Planning Website 51,700 -Interest Received 24,225 62,294Sundry Income 86,500 55,444

Total Operating Income 1,374,618 1,478,848

Statement of Financial Performance

OPERATING INCOME

LESS EXPENSES

Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Accountancy Fees 21,700 12,525ACC Levies 1,889 2,178Amortisation 11 16,474 4,680Audit Fee 10,750 12,004Bad Debts Written Off 4,684 8,705Bank Fees & Charges 6,356 6,065Branch Expenditure 45,914 55,782Computer Support & Expenses 26,648 12,791Conference Expenses 199,999 300,371Council Expenses 23,422 32,729CPD Expenses 245,630 353,748Depreciation 9,965 11,932Donations 11 - 5,600Expenses NZPI re: Branches 31,397 6,231General Expenses 3,994 6,207 Institute Awards 16,321 8,591


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Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Insurance 5,788 5,002Late Payment Penalties 275 318Legal Fees - Deductible 3,112 6,313Loss on Disposal of Investments 1,716 610Membership Costs 3,059 3,209Office Accommodation 42,450 42,450Office Expense 6,893 9,804Planning Quarterly 89,274 45,347Photocopier 17,514 18,988Postage 2,531 3,805Promotional Expenses 2,680 8,065Provision for Doubtful Debts (26,749) 26,749Publications Other 8,746 5,781Salaries 491,458 487,429Special Projects 17,601 49,707Staff Advertising - 518Staff Training and Expenses 5,136 3,750Stationery General - 3,132Subscriptions & Licences 12,278 4,950Telephone & Tolls 10,087 9,282Travel Expenses 18,565 11,675Travel Expenses - Overseas - 2,200

Total Expenses 1,377,558 1,589,222

Deficit before Income Tax (2,940) (110,374)Income Tax Expense 4 (4,415) (12,182)

Net Deficit (7,355) (122,556)



Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Net Deficit (7,355) (122,556)

Total Revenue and Revaluations (7,355) (122,556)General Funds at the Beginning of the Year 1,318,133 1,440,689

General Funds at the End of the Year 1,310,779 1,318,133

Statement of Movement in General Funds

REVENUE AND REVALUATIONS

GENERAL FUNDS

Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Retained Earnings 1,310,779 1,318,133

Total General Funds 1,310,779 1,318,133

Statement of Financial Position


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Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Represented by: Current AssetsBank - Cheque Account 143,400 175,520Term Deposits 823,041 813,299Bank - UDF Account 36,035 28,374Branch Bank Accounts 44,406 52,794Branch Bank Term Deposits 143,930 142,822Trade Debtors 70,315 27,346Prepayments 6,362 6,650Sundry Debtors 29,949 35,739Income Tax Receivable 10,331 6,308GST Receivable 12,251 10,174

Total Current Assets 1,320,019 1,299,026

Note 2012 ($) 2011 ($)Represented by: Non-Current AssetsProperty, Plant & Equipment 11 47,536 68,714

Total Assets 1,367,555 1,367,740

Current LiabilitiesSundry Creditors and Accruals 14,138 36,141Trade Creditors 42,638 13,467

Total Liabilities 56,776 49,607

Net Assets 1,310,779 1,318,133



Notes To and Forming Part of the Financial Statements

1. Statement of Accounting Policies

Reporting Entity

New Zealand Planning Institute Incorporated is an Incorporated Society under the Incorporated Societies Act 1989 and is a reporting entity for the purposes of the Financial Reporting Act 1993.

The financial statements of New Zealand Planning Institute Incorporated have been prepared in accordance with the Financial Reporting Act 1993.

Business

The principal activity is that of an incorporated body representing the professional planners in New Zealand. The Society represents the planners interest in the furtherance of planning, practice, maintenance of professional standards, dissemination of planning information and attending to the welfare of members.

Statement of Compliance and Basis of Preparation

The Financial Statements of New Zealand Planning Institute Incorporated have been prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Practice in New Zealand (NZ GAAP).

The society qualifies for differential reporting as it is not publicly accountable and is not large as defined in the Framework for Differential

Reporting. The society has taken advantage of all available differential reporting exemptions.The accounting principles recognised as appropriate for the measurement and reporting of financial performance and financial position on a historical cost basis are followed by the Society.

Specific Accounting Policies

The following specific accounting policies which materially affect the measurement of the Statement of Financial Performance and Statement of Financial Position have been applied:

(a) Revenue

Revenue is recognised to the extent that it is probable that economic benefit will flow to the entity and that revenue can be reliably mea-sured.

(b) Trade Receivables

Trade Receivables are recognised at estimated realisable value.

(c) Property, Plant & Equipment

Property, Plant & Equipment are recognised at cost less aggregate depreciation. Depreciation has been calculated using the maximum rates permitted by the Income Tax Act 2007. Gains and losses on disposal of fixed assets are taken into account in determining the operating result for the year.


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Office Equipment 9 - 80.4%Website Costs 48 - 60%Leasehold Improvements 11.4%

(d) Income Tax

The income tax expense recognised in the Statement of Financial Performance is the estimated income tax payable in the current year, adjusted for any differences between the estimated and actual income tax payable in prior years.

(e) Goods and Services Taxation (GST)

Revenues and expenses have been recognised in the financial statements exclusive of GST except that irrecoverable GST input tax has been recognised in association with the expense to which it relates. All items in the Statement of Financial Position are stated exclusive of GST except for receivables and payables which are stated inclusive of GST.

(f) Changes in Accounting Policies

There have been no changes in accounting policies. All policies have been applied on a

basis consistent with those from previous financial statements.

2. Income - Continuing Professional Development

This income is shown in the financial statements as gross income and related expenditure. The amount attributed to non members is as follows:

In 2010, the council committed to spending an additional $60,000 on CPD in 2011. There are no further capital commitments in 2012.

3. Branches

The financial statements include the income, expenditure, bank funds and deposits of the New Zealand Planning Institute Incorporated branches.

2012 ($) 2011 ($)Gross Income 167,491 84,298Less Related Expenditure (117,289) (79,151)

Total Income - CPD 50,202 5,147

4. Tax Reconciliation

2012 ($) 2011 ($)Operating Deficit before Income Tax (2,940) (110,374)Permanent DifferencesNon Taxable Income - (6,189)Less Income Received from Members (885,740) (1,085,832)Add Expenditure Related to Members 905,488 1,248,415Less Exemption for Non-Profit Organisation (1,000) (1,000)



2012 ($) 2011 ($)Total Permanent Differences 18,747 155,394

Timing DifferencesHoliday Pay Last Year (1,840) (3,352)Holiday Pay This Year 1,800 1,840

Total Timing Differences (40) (1,512)

Taxable Income 15,768 43,508Tax Expense at 28% 4,415 12,182

Tax Expense 4,415 12,182

5. Obligations Under Leases

2012 ($) 2011 ($)Lease of BuildingCurrent 42,450 42,450Non-Current 130,888 173,338

173,338 215,788

2012 ($) 2011 ($)Lease of EquipmentCurrent 17,450 17,928Non-Current 20,846 38,774

38,774 56,702

Total Obligations Under Leases 212,112 272,490


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6. Related Party Disclosures

Board members and relatives of board members were involved in conducting some of the CPD courses offered with New Zealand Planning Institute during the course of the year. These transactions were performed at an arms length.

7. Auditor’s Renumeration

Amounts paid to or due and payable to the auditor for audit of the financial statements:

Total auditor’s renumeration:

8. Director’s Renumeration

Renumeration paid to director:

Total director’s renumeration:

9. Capital Commitments

The Company has no capital commitments as at 31 December 2012, (2011 Nil).

10. Contingent Liabilities

The Company has no contingent liabilities as at 31 December 2012, (2011 Nil).

2012 ($) 2011 ($)10,750 12,004

2012 ($) 2011 ($)10,750 12,004

2012 ($) 2011 ($)136,635 135,000

2012 ($) 2011 ($)136,635 135,000



11. Property Plant and Equipment

Cost ($) Amortisation ($)

Accumulated Amortisation ($)

Closing Book Value ($)

Property, Plant and Equipment 2012Office Equipment 100,812 9,089 77,574 23,238Website Costs 48,592 16,527 30,692 17,900Leasehold Improvements 19,204 823 12,806 6,398

Total Property, Plant and Equipment

168,608 26,439 121,072 47,536

Cost ($) Amortisation ($)

Accumulated Amortisation ($)

Closing Book Value ($)

Property, Plant and Equipment 2011Office Equipment 96,257 10,898 69,191 27,006Website Costs 48,592 4,785 14,165 34,427Leasehold Improvements 19,204 929 11,983 7,221

Total Property, Plant and Equipment

164,053 16,612 95,339 68,714


Membership Subscriptions 440,000Conference Proceeds 304,000Branch Income 30,000Situations Vacant 80,000Guide to Consultants 15,000CPD Income 260,000Quality Planning 30,000Planning Quarterly Advertising 14,000Add Sundry Income 1,173,000Sundry Income 20,000Interest Received 15,000Sub-Total 35,000

Total Income 1,208,000

Budget for 2013

INCOME

EXPENSES

Accident Compensation Levy 3,000Accountancy Fees 17,000Accreditation Review 10,000Audit Fees 13,000Bank Charges 6,000Branch Expenditure 30,000Board Expenses 15,000Computer Support and Expenses 25,000Conference Expenses 200,000CPD Expenses 160,000CPD Development Fund 25,000Depreciation 12,000Donations

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Expenses - NZPI Re: Branches 2,000General Expenses 8,000Institute Awards 15,000Insurance 7,000Interest Paid 3,000Legal Fees 6,000Loss on Disposal 1,000Membership Costs 1,000Office Expenses 8,000Office Accommodation 43,000PAC 10,000Planning Quarterly 60,000Postages and Courier 6,000Photocopier 17,000Promotional Material and Brochures 2,000Publications - Other: Guide to Consultants and Annual Report 7,000Salaries 490,000Situation Vacant Expenses 600Special Projects 50,000SIG - Environmental Compliance 1,000SIG - Maori 1,000Staff Hiring and ReviewStaff Training 5,000Stationery - General 6,000Subscriptions 3,000Telephone and Tolls 10,000Travel 8,000

Total Expenses 1,286,600Net Surplus/Deficit Before Taxation (78,600)



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Our membership numberscontinued to grow in 2012,

from 1924 members to 1973,an increase of towards four per cent

Here are more trends in our membership numbers

Full Associate Graduates Student

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Member Directory

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Pilkington, EmmaPope, DylanPouwels, DanielPullar, DavidPutt, KarlaRabbidge, AndrewRachlin, CarolineRademeyer, MariusRadford, Anne-MarieRadich, DavidRandell, ChristopherReed, SebastianReeves, DoryReeves, JanetResl, ElisabethRevell, ClareRhodes, BenRichardson, TimothyRigg, HelenaRobb, SusanRoberts, MarkRoche , MichaelRoland, KellieRose, ScottRunning, TanyaRyan, StuartSadler, LillieSadlier , Daniel Savage, PeterSayer, BarryScheele, JohnScott, NicolaSharp, MartinSpiro, MatthewSpyve, KristinStapleton, JoanneStapleton, KathrynSteenstra, RebeccaSteer, KarenStewart, CampbellStrogen, LouiseSwallow, NicholasSwartz, MarkSweeney, Manea

Sycamore, DarrylTalbot, JeremyTarr, ChristineTaylor, AimeeTaylor, AliciaTemple, SimonThomas, EmmaThomas, GrahamThompson, PaulThompson, ShelleyThorne , DanielTimm, StephanieToan, VickiTrevathan, JeremyTrusewich, WilliamTugaga, LuciaUlusele, WarrenVallance, Suzannevan der Spek, Victoriavan Eyndhoven, Belindavan Tonder, ChrisVattala, Hettiarachchige DonVercoe, AnaruVinton-Boot, Jamievon Dadelszen, MarkWallace, DavidWallace, IanWallace, PipWalsh, JaneWalsh, TimothyWalters, SachaWebby, PaulineWeeks , SonjaWeggery, JudithWeingarth, MarkWeir, CindyWest, OwenWhite, ElizabethWhite, LaurenWilkinson, AlanWilkinson, CharlesWilliams, JeremyWilliams, RowanWilliams, Sarah

Williamson, CallumWilliamson, NickWilson, AmandaWilson, AndrewWimmer, AlinaWingfield, ClaireWolfer, GabiWood, AndrewWood, LouiseWoodley, NicholasWoodward, JacobWyeth, JeromeYoung, JillZinzan, Paula

NZPI ASSOCIATES <<<



GRAD ONE

Ahlers, Mariel Akers, SarahBaker, NiallBayes-Powell, Rose Blomfield, AnthonyBoyd, FelicityBraithwaite, RochelleBryant, CatherineBurbidge, AdeleChung, Tsz-NingCoffey, ShaunDrew, SimoneDriesen, LoekEdmonds, KimberleyEllis, KatrinaFord, MarilynGalt, LauraGoble, Susannah Halcrow, EleanorHallikeri, ManiniHamilton, ShaunHunt, SarahJeffries, JosephKelly, CaitlinKemp, RichardKulasic, AnitaLane, Keaton Lawrence, JacobLindsay, ClaireLovett, JulietteMacann, JordanMaitland, JoshuaMcCloy, SamanthaMcCullough, HughMcKibbin, JamesMcLaughlin, AlisonRawles, SusanRichards, OliverScull, SidSemmens, JaimeeSmeaton, Rory

Smeaton, RoryStocker, NathanWong, Mary

GRAD TWO

Badham, DavidBaird, SonyaBarnett, JoannaBlyth, SuzanneBowdler, KatieBull, AbbieClarke, LarissaClosey , KarenCook, Rachael Davey, MarkGe, Alice XinyueGrabowsky, JanGray, TiffanyHarper, BrendonHawke, ErinHill, DeborahHovell, Elizabeth Howie, EmmaJellie, AdamKane, StephanieKaur, JasminLatham, NancyLe Heron, SamLomax , AdrienneLovelock, JuliaMacIntyre, RuthMahowa, GodwellMcConnell, Mary Murphy, HannahPascall, KatePerrott, MichellePicard, SarahPower, RoryPrentice, InjooPushon, Sian Ragle, ChristinaRandell, KatherineRaven, John

Rendall, ChrisRoberts, LaurenRound, KatherineSimon, Hemopereki HoaniSlegers, SuzienneSmithers, CourtneySpasovska, Marina Sutherland, RichardTrewavas, LynetteUrquhart, JessicaWallace, CameronWeaver, JanineWhittle, Hannah Wilson, PeterWindle, HannahWooster, TammyYozin, NardiaZhou, Jinyu

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GRAD THREE

Alex, JothamAplin, CameronBrett, SolomonBrophy, LucyBurkhardt, TheresaChivers, JenniferConning, LindaCoutts, JamesCranfield, JohnCui, ZheyuanDe Pelsemaeker, TomDonnelly, ChristopherDuffy, PerriDuindam, MichaelFergusson, EmmaGravatt, RuthGreen, ArnaHarrington, Paul Harvey, Shaun Hauschild, KirstenHayward, Emma-JaneHotop, TaraIp, EmilyJohnson, CatherineKeum, HelenaMacColl, TonyMaharaj, ReubenMaxwell, AlishaMclean, LachlanMinoprio, HayleeMorete, Kimberley Morgan, Rachel Nakabea Bai, Jokaveti Orange, Josephine Perry, LisaPrew, LouiseRobertson, MoniqueRobinson, WendyRoss, JessicaRusk, KylieSim, Chyi

Stewart, SimonStrauss, KerstinStrawbridge, AlexandraStulen, MatthewThode, MatthewTurner, AnnaUtley, TaniaVenning, BridgetVivier, Ashleigh Wadams, HaydenWestoby, Sarah Williams, Scott E

GRAD FOUR

Albertyn, RodneyAudain, SeanBatley, DanielBayly, ElizabethChalk, ErinCharlesworth, Mark Clark, JymClow, TonyCook, EvanCrosbie, KatieCunningham, DarrenCuthbert-Ashmore, ThomasDaly, PeterDance, MichaelDaniel, AlexanderDickson, ScottDouche, MelissaEsterman, JenniferFrancesco, CaraFuchs, RolfHarris, SarahHoward, MeganLindsay, CallumMackenzie, KateMaharjan, RajMakin, EllaMcMillan, ChristineMead, Kristina

Muller, MaryNing, KatherineO’Keefe, ColeO’Leary, RyanPiper, ClareRiley, DavidRivai, NatashaSanders, RebeccaSingh, GurvSmith, ChloeTitter, SimonToh, EmilyWebb, NicolaWild, TimothyWilliams, RichardWitton, FrithaZieltjes, Sean



Ah Ken, LeeAim, CliveAkoteu, ToakaseAlchin, HowardAlo, KathleenAmera, MarzanAmpanthong, PanjamaAnderson, JaneAnderson, SoniaAnderson, ThomasAndrews, RobertAnich, VenessaAperahama, BernadetteArnesen, NicolaArnold , MurrayAshby, RossBaker, JeffBarnes , AnthonyBarr, CraigBarrett, MayleneBarton , ClareBashford, AndrewBason, RachaelBatchelor, JudithBates, JuliaBayley, JaneBayly, EmmaBedggood, NatalieBeer, AndrewBell, DianaBelshaw, KatarainaBendall, SimonBeneke, LezelBishop, DavidBishop, MarkBishop, NicolaBlack, NeilBlackmore, SelwynBray, DouglasBrazil, MikeBrewer, KylieBriggs, MichaelBristed, KarliBurton, Laura

Bury, SonjaButler, ChristopherCalder, AndrewCalder, KeithCameron, AnnaCampbell, AntoinetteCampbell, DougallCampion, RichardCarruthers, RachaelCarter, CatherineChandra, VishalCheng, ScottChesswas, AllanChhagan, NitaChoi, GlodiaChow, Ching Clay, MaryClease, JonathanCollett, TerriCollins, ShaunConner, TerryCooper, RossCordner, NicolaCrossan, ShaeCullen, TrevorCumberpatch, AndrewCurtis, JohnDale, MauriceDaniels, IlaDatt, GyanendraDavies, AmandaDavis-Miller, KeriDean, FaridaDissanayake, MarianDixon, ShaneDolan, SoniaDoole, PhilipDoube, GenevieveDrake, AngelaDrury, CameronDrury, CharlotteEllis, TrevorElvidge, CatherineEng, Rebecca

Ensor, EmmaEnsor, SusanEunson, FionaFerguson-Pye, JonathanFincham, JennaFisher, MichaelFitchett, HayleyFleischer, TanyaFleming, BridieFlewellen, SamuelFlynn, RosieFoster, KarenFrancis, DavidFraser, ClintonFraser, TonyFraser-Smith, ReneeFree, BenedictFreeland, PaulFrizzell, RichardFyfe, RachelGathercole, SarahGeange, KerryGibellini, Lisa-MareeGiborees, AdonicaGibson, PaulGilmore, BrettGlen, SarahGoodman, RossGrant, DavidGravatt, JenniferGreaves, DavidGreenway, AyvronGriffiths, AndreaGrinlinton-Hancock, MichelleHabgood, AnkeHart, Joanna Hartstone, AlisterHeasley, AnnaHendra, JamesHenry, MatthewHerries, BridgetHessell, AnneHewett, GenevieveHinton, Sherilyn

GRAD PLUS >>>

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GRAD PLUS <<< >>>

Ho, SarahHogan, DeborahHood, TaniaHooper, GrahamHung, WilliamHunt, KatrinaHutchison, CarolineHutchison, GinaInger, BenJackson, NicolaJarman, RebeccaJarrett, LetitciaJayasinghe, SisiraJepsen, AlexandraJoll, TimothyJolliffe, JacquelineJowett, StephanieKennedy, JuliaKensington, PeterKilbride, JamesKirkby-McLeod, AidanKizhakke Veetil, ChandranKohere, KeitaKoppel, AngelaKuo, VincentKwan, SheenaLacey, KathrynLai, TommyLaing, JessicaLakhan, SwastikaLam, MeilingLaNauze, JoyLawlor, StephanieLayco, RomelLeamy, ShannahLees, BronwynLincoln, FleurLong, AndrewLong, MarieLucca, CarlLunn, CraigLuong, MichaelLuxmoore, IanLyons, Lisa

MacArthur, ScottMacDonald, AilsaMackay, MatthewMacPherson, StewartMaplesden, JonMarriott, LauraMasefield, BlairMasefield, YvonneMcAlley, CarolynMcCabe, IanMcCarten, GerardMcCaw, SueMcDonnell, TorreyMcGhie, ShaneMcGiven, KristyMcKenzie, BayardMcKessar, KateMcKibbin, CraigMcKinney, ClarkeMcLeod, FionaMcMinn, JulieMcNae, JacquelineMcPhee, AndrewMiles, LouiseMiller, EmmaMinehan, JamesMistal, NicoleMitchell, JasmineMoran, AmandaMorrison, SarahMossman, SarahMurray, GavinNeilson, KateNicol, SonyaNielsen, MichaelNobilo, BradO’Connor, SimonO’Dea, JaneOliver, SarahO’Shaughnessy, PaulPanther Knight, KayParish, RebeccaPark, MatiuParkinson, David

Payne, RebeccaPeterken, Sarah Phillips, JeremyPhillips, RebeccaPhillips, RhysPierce, JillPollard, NicholasPoynton, LisaPrice (Forster-Pratt), ClairePritchard, ErinProffit, ReginaldPull, RachaelPurdy, RachelPutt, AstridRea, LindseyRead, SamanthaRichards, MatthewRiddell, PhilippaRobertson, ChristinaRobertson, LukeRobins, SallyRobinson, CampbellRodgers, AnnRollo, DevonRoss, KevinSahib, RashidaSalt, CushlaSands, GemmaSavage, NathanaelSayer, CharlotteSchicker, KathrynSeelaratne, NiroshaSitarz, NatashaSkinner, RobertSmall, FionaSmith, AndreaSmith, AngelaSmith, JanelleSmith, WayneSpittle, DougStaite, ChristopherSteadman, StephanieStenberg, JohnStevens, Gael



Stewart, CarolStuart-Wilson, RebekahSunde, JoanneTalaic, ZitaTang, FionTapsell, KahurangiTaylor-Clarke, JayneTe Pairi, NathanielTelford, BlairThewarapperuma, KasuniThode, MarkThomas, LisaThompson, HannahThomson, CampbellThomson, HannahTimms, StephenTotty, SarahTsang, Amber (Sze Wan)Turner, Vanessavan der Voort, Louisevan der Walt, Annevan Reenen, Kirstyvan Steenbergen, MarinaVoice, RachelleVossler, GregWaghorn, BrennaWalker, SianiWallis, HeatherWalsh, ChristopherWalters, JustinWang, AmyWelsh, JasonWhooley, ErinWickman, ScottWihongi, PhilipWijewardhana, LahiruWilkinson, GeoffreyWilliams, Nicola HWilliams, Nicola MWilliams, SonjaWilson, KentWiseman, HalleyWitham, JamesWong, Celia

Wood (nee Koberstein), TaniaWright, JasonYoo, YeungjunYoung, SabrinaYu, BenedictZimmerman, Keryn

Anderson, ConradAndrew, SimonAndries, CarineArias, AbigailBaish, LynetteBarrett, KathrynBeard, HayleyBerry, JeanBirch, DavidBlokker, ThijsBonifacio, CatherineBould, JessicaBoyd, MoanaBreach, LeslieBright, SueBrown, LouisCarlyle, Ashlie Chung, Byungsun Clarke, SebastianClement, KirstyClunies-Ross, JaneCoates, HollyCook, SaraCrossman, JuliaDavid, KatrinaDay, MathesonDurham, KellyDymond, SallyEdgar, AveryllEdwards, AaronElliott, SophieEsplin, MoniqueFitchett, RebeccaFoster, SamuelFowler, AimeeFraser, Alexandria Freeman, KimberleyGardiner, HollyGenery, StewartGibson, RebeccaGifford, AlexGilroy, Joanna Godfrey, Wayne Gouge, Matthew

GRAD PLUS <<< STUDENT >>>

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Graham, Susan Gray, KatrinaGudsell, Tina Hall, WilliamHansford, SherylHardman-Miller, RereataHargrave, ChanelHarnett, DavidHarold, JohnHartnett, Jonathan Hayes, GemmaHewett, BrendonHornby, KeithHosted, AliceHsiao, Hsin - HuaHudson, AaronImlach, JamesIriarte Marrero, BeatrizJemmett, KahliaKeeling, RuthKeenan, JaydineKeyte, NathanKing, AlexandraKumar, RikashLadyman, CamilleLayco, RhezzaLeslie, Emily Leung, AnthonyLi, LiLilori, AshritaLiu, YingLove, RobertMabin, Alexandra MacCormick, SarahMacDowel, ClaireMarkham-Short, RuthMason, AlanMatthews, SarahMattingly, KerryMaxwell, AmyMcGrath, MelissaMcGuire, SheenaMcMahon, TammyMelrose, Alyce

Meng, XiangzhengMiers, LisaMoody, Katharine Murphy, VincentNeale, Helen Neilson, JudithNorris, StellaNyhof, RichardO’Kane, HannahPlace, LukeRolton, KimberleyRoy, MarcusRuske, MichelleSanson, StevenShand, SarahShannon, HeatherShao, Daniel Shaw, DanielSheild, RichardShen, AndrewSlater, RachelSmilas, SteliosSpearman, MelissaStaddon-Smith, AmandaStandish, AlanaStevenson, BarbaraStevenson, TeresaStillwell, GeorgiaTan, AshleyTapiheroe, YasminTaylor, MelanieTucker, PenelopeTung, AdamVyle, BrentWang, CharlesWang, XinyueWasley, KathrynWeir, ElsaWeng, PennyWhitehead, JayWilkins, AnneWilson, AmandaWinter, LiamWoodward, Anna

Wright, EmmaYan, Zhong Yu (John)Yin, HuiYin, Tianxi (John)Young, GrahamZhan, JimZhang, LiZhuang, Jimmy Zombori, EvaZou,Yi Wei

STUDENT <<<



OVERSEAS ASSOCIATES

Mackenzie, AnnaMiller, MurrayO’Neill, EmmaPellowe, ChristopherRingleff, LisaScott, VanessaSorby, DonTait, Susannah Wadams, Gillian Woods, Kirsty

OVERSEAS FULL

Adjei, KojoBland, TomBligh, KevinBrice, TrishaChan, Che Bun Andersonde Joux, AlistairDillon, ChrisDrake, GraemeFlynn, AdamGriffiths, MatthewHall, Keith Halsted, ElizabethHammond, AndrewHarding, KimHarris, GrantHarris, WendyHewetson, DavidHughes, LynetteHughes, PhilJennings, AnnaKennerley, ToniKnaggs, JohnKneebone, GrantLaurenson, PenelopeMcGimpsey, PaulMcNab, CathyNgwira, PattersonPeck, David

Rosier, JoSargent, ChristianeSargent, DarrellSimpson, MarkSinclair, HamishStevens, TanyaTam, JosephineTester, AndrewTilling, AndrewVoss, MelainaWhyte, Duncan

OVERSEAS GRAD THREE

Huang , KeruiMitchell, TessaOrmsby, BenjaminParfitt, Bonnie

OVERSEAS GRAD FOUR

Addington, BenCrawford, DeborahKelly, SarahWan, Vivian

OVERSEAS GRAD PLUS

Addy, VanessaAnson, PenelopeBanks, SimonCameron, RuthCrocker, SeanCrombie, HeleanaDeverall, LucyElford, SallyFung, DanielGray, ClaireHarris, OliviaHe, ChenglinJoblin, GregoryLavranos, ZoeLawson, Rachel

Lok, MableNgu, Hsiao FeiRadburnd, AdeleSpeedy, JanineSzeto, Chi WahWard, Jessica

HONORARY

Berman, KeithForde, BernardHarvey, RonaldPaxie, MiriamSheppard, DavidTurner, Arnold

LIFE FELLOW

Batty, RobertDouglass, Malcolm

TECHNICIAN

Bridges, DavidBroad, RalphSpeedy, Jock

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Our History

D J Edmonson 1970-1972M M Latham 1972-1973K G Dobbie 1973-1975F W Norton 1975-1977R J P Davies 1977-1979M E Jones 1979-1981W D Ross 1981-1984W A Robertson 1984-1986D D Hinman 1986-1988John Childs 1988-1990Sylvia Allan 1990-1992Lance Leikis 1992-1994Leigh Auton 1994-1996Jenny Dixon 1996-1998Robert Schofield 1998-2000Michael Foster 2000-2002Paula Hunter 2002-2004Cheryl Cleary 2004-2006Michael Gunder 2006-2008Hester den Ouden 2008-2010Jane Douglas 2010-2012Bryce Julyan 2012-

PAST PRESIDENTS

H F Johnson K C 1931C K Grierson 1931-1932S Blackley 1932-1935A W De R Galbraith 1935-1936H F Butcher 1936-1937M G C McCaul 1937-1940E H Andrews 1940-1942A J Baker 1942-1943R B Hammond 1943-1944A H Bridge 1944-1945J W Mawson 1946-1947R B Hammond 1947-1950C E H Putt 1950-1952F C Basire 1952-1954F W O Jones 1954-1956A L Gabites 1956-1958J W Cox 1958-1960D G Porter 1960-1962I B Reynolds 1962-1964I G Dunn 1964-1967N Northcroft 1967-1969P W T Bagnall 1969-1970


The peak planning association in New Zealand, like the planning profession it serves has evolved over many decades and so too has its name; ranging from the Town Planning Institute of New Zealand between 1931-1946, to its current name of the New Zealand Planning Institute of New Zealand from 1969. Throughout its various guises (five in all), the organisation has been lead by 44 esteemed planners. In 2012, the title of ‘President’ was replaced by that of ‘Chair’. The current Chair is Bryce Julyan.


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