The National Infrastructure Plan will be developed by early 2010 and will be updated every three years.
The 20-year plan will present a high-level view of the state of New Zealand’s infrastructure and include a stock-take of existing infrastructure and anticipated future requirements. The Plan will help ministers, agencies, local government and the private sector identify needs and prioritise investments to lift growth.
Our submission is here: CBT Submission On National Infrastructure
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