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Companies Office Contacts
Companies Office Call Centre 0508 COMPANIES (0508 266 726) Companies Office website support 0508 WEB HELP (0508 932 435) Overseas and cellular callers Ph: 64 3 962 2602 Email: webmaster@companies.govt.nz	Wellington Level 7, Boulcott House 47 Boulcott Street Private Bag 5901 Wellington Ph: 0508 266 726; Fax: 64 4 495 1254
Auckland Level 5, District Court Building Kingston Street Private Bag 92061 Auckland Mail Centre Ph: 0508 266 726; Fax: 64 9 916 4559	Christchurch Level 4, Cardinal House Cnr Gloucester St & Oxford Tce Private Bag 4714 Christchurch Ph: 0508 266 726; Fax: 64 3 371 7001
Hamilton Level 1, ASB Building 500 Victoria Street Private Bag 3090 Hamilton Ph: 0508 266 726; Fax: 64 7 957 5562	Dunedin Level 6, Clear Centre 300 Princes St Dunedin Ph: 0508 266 726; Fax: 64 3 955 2508

Technology New Zealand Offices
Wellington Office Level 11, 15-17 Murphy Street PO Box 12 240 Wellington New Zealand Ph: 64 4 917 7800; Fax: 64 4 917 7850	Auckland Office Level 8, 22 Fanshawe Street PO Box 842, Shortland Street Auckland New Zealand Ph: 64 9 912 6730; Fax: 64 9 912 6731
Christchurch Office Level 1, 826 Colombo Street PO Box 2138 Christchurch New Zealand Ph: 64 3 377 9340; Fax: 64 3 377 9343	Freephone within New Zealand 0800 TECHNZ (0800 832 469) Email: technz@frst.govt.nz

Crown Research Institutes
New Zealand Pastoral Agriculture Research Institute Ltd (AgResearch) For commercial inquiries contact: PO Box 60 Lincoln Ph: 03 325 6900; Fax: 03 325 2946 Sandra Deans Private Bag 50 034 Mosgiel Ph: 03 489 3809; Fax: 03 489 3739 Kerry Paul Private Bag 3123, Hamilton Ph: 07 856 2836; Fax: 07 838 5648 Dawn Perry Private Bag 11 008 Palmerston North Ph: 06 356 8019; Fax: 06 351 8032	Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research For commercial inquiries contact: Mark Cleaver Private Bag 11 052 Palmerston North Ph: 06 356 7154; Fax: 06 355 9230 Dr Peter Buchanan Private Bag 92 170 Auckland Ph: 09 815 4221; Fax: 09 849 7093 Bob Lee Private Bag 3127 Hamilton Ph: 07 838 4441; Fax: 07 838 4442 Rob Earle PO Box 40 Lincoln 8152 Ph: 03 325 6700; Fax: 03 325 2127
Crop and Food Research Ltd For commercial inquiries contact: Brenda Lazelle Private Bag 92 169 Auckland Ph: 06 356 8300; Fax: 06 351 7050 Alistair Clough Private Bag 4047 Christchurch Ph: 03 325 6400; Fax: 03 325 2074 Graham Smellie Private Bag 11 600 Palmerston North Ph: 06 356 8300; Fax: 06 351 7050 James Templeton PO Box 5114 Nelson Ph: 03 548 0362; Fax: 03 546 7049	Horticulture and Food Research Institute of New Zealand (HortResearch) For commercial inquiries contact: Garth Smith Private Bag 3123, Hamilton Ph: 07 856 2835; Fax 07 858 4700 Paul Glucina Private Bag 92 169 Auckland Ph: 09 815 4200; Fax: 09 815 4206 Mike Lay-Yee Private Bag 92 169 Auckland Ph: 09 815 4200; Fax: 09 815 4206

Universities
University of Auckland For commercial inquiries contact: Mark Burgess (Science) Private Bag 92 019 Auckland Ph: 09 373 7599 x 5110; Fax: 09 373 7412 Email: m.burgess@auckland.ac.nz	University of Canterbury For commercial inquiries contact: Terry Fullerton Canterprise Private Bag 4800 Christchurch Ph: 03 364 2539; Fax: 03 264 2511 Email: t.fullerton@cant.canterbury.ac.nz
University of Waikato For commercial inquiries contact: Jan Bates PO Box 3105, Hamilton Ph: 07 838 4349; Fax: 07 838 4333 Email: j.bates@waikato.ac.nz	Lincoln University For commercial inquiries contact: Kenji Irie Lincoln Ventures Ltd P O Box 84 Lincoln Ph: 03 325 3700; Fax: 03 325 3725 Email: iriek@lincoln.ac.nz Ian Woodhead Lincoln Ventures Ltd P O Box 84 Lincoln Ph: 03 325 3700; Fax: 03 325 3725 Email: woodhead@lincoln.ac
University of Otago For commercial inquiries contact: John Scandrett PO Box 56 Dunedin Ph: 03 479 1100; Fax: 03 477 6672 Email: john.scandrett@stonebow.otago.ac.nz http://www.otago.ac.nz/
Victoria University of Wellington For commercial inquiries contact: Mike Doig PO Box 600, Wellington Ph: 04 495 5124; Fax: 04 495 5199 Email: Mike.Doig@vuw.ac.nz Website: http://vic-link.co.nz	Massey University For commercial inquiries contact: Mr John Henley-King Private Bag 11 222 Palmerston North Ph: 06 350 4996 or 021 244 7345; Fax: 06 350 5690 Email: j.s.henley-king@massey.ac.nz

Procedure for New Product Groups seeking Recognition under the HEA Act 1987

Recognition is in the form of an Order in Council made on the recommendation of the Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade to the Governor General. The Ministers before making a recommendation need to be satisfied:

that the Product Group is suitable;
that those affected by the request, i.e., growers, exporters and other industry participant have been informed of the fact and nature of the request (Product Group will need to demonstrate this);
that reasonable time for making of representation concerning the request has elapsed;
that it would be in the interest of the export marketing of the product that the order be made.

An industry body can elect to come under HEA at anytime so long as there is sufficient industry support for this to happen. Equally a Recognised Product Group can exit HEA by simply notifying the HEA and the Ministers and requesting the Order in Council be revoked under section 31 of the Act.

For a successful application HEA strongly recommends that the industry group and HEA work together in conjunction with MAF Policy. It is also critical that the industry group has a good understanding of HEA and how the Product Group would operate under HEA.

The following guidelines outline the steps to be taken by a prospective product group coming under HEA.

A. Preliminary Meeting with HEA

Meet with HEA to discuss how HEA works, the strengths and weaknesses of HEA, the benefits and costs of being a Recognised Product Group (RPG) and the process and timeframe to become a RPG.

B. Product Group Formation

Growers and exporters agree to form a Product Group. Where there are no current exporters, provision must be made for exporter representation within the Product Group.
Meet with HEA to discuss an appropriate legal entity for the Product Group.
Formation of the Product Group:

Must be a legal entity, e.g., incorporated society or limited liability company.
Where an existing legal entity exits this structure could be used, however, the rules/constitution would need to be amended to reflect the wider representation base, i.e., exporters and growers.
Alternatively a new group, separate from the existing (grower) group could be formed.

There are two issues here:

whether or not the existing structure adequately represents the growers and exporters of the product to be specified; and
whether or not the industry believes its needs would be best met by a combined group i.e. growers and exporters representing the industry or whether a grower organisation separate from export business is retained.

C. Industry Consultation

Prior to making an application to the Ministers the Product Group must consult growers and exporters of the product and any other persons that would be affected by the making of an Order in Council.

The Product Group will need to document its consultations and demonstrate to the Ministers that reasonable efforts were made to inform the appropriate parties. Growers and exporters must be given a reasonable amount of time to make representations to the Ministers.

HEA strongly recommends that the Product Group consider the following process, which will provide evidence to the Ministers that the industry supports the application:

compile an up-to-date and comprehensive list of growers and exporters
widely publicise the intention to apply for Recognised Product Group status
hold grower and exporter meetings
send written information to growers and exporters
publish articles in grower magazines and newsletters
consider holding a support referendum.

D. Draft Application to HEA

In determining whether or not to recognise a product group the Ministers will have regard to the Authority’s views on the suitability of the group to be a Recognised Product Group as outlined in Section 25 (3) (e) of the Act.

Before making an application to the Ministers, the Product Group must first prepare a draft application (with HEA’s assistance if required) for HEA to review. HEA will then liaise with MAF Policy on the draft application.

If the Product Group wishes to have the Authority’s support for the application then it is essential that this step be followed.

E. Formal Request to the Ministers

Once HEA has given its sign-off for the draft application, the Product Group can then proceed with its formal request to the Ministers as outlined below.

Letter to the Ministers

Write to the Ministers (Agriculture & Foreign Affairs and Trade) requesting:

that the group be recognised as the Product Group under section 25 of the Act
the product(s) to be "prescribed" under the Act (Genus & species)
whether any variety/cultivar is to be excluded
whether export licensing under part 3 of the Act is to apply.

Product Group Information

The following information on the prospective Product Group needs to be supplied to satisfy the Ministers that the Product Group is suitable and that it would in the best interest of the export marketing of the product.

name and legal form, e.g. incorporated society
membership and representation (names of members, who they represent & method of election)
the proportion of growers and exporters represented by the Product Group (of the known total number of active producers and exporters of the product)
the existence, size and nature of any other group(s)
the existing and any proposed method of funding of the prospective recognised Product Group
general information about the product:
- area grown, present & forecast
- number of growers and their geographic distribution.

Industry Information

Comments on the " state of the industry" and any current problems or issues, explaining why it would be in the interest of export marketing of the product for the group to be recognised and for export licensing to apply.

Industry Consultations

Specify the industry meetings and conferences that have been held to discuss the request to become a Recognised Product Group under HEA. Also provide evidence of other forms of consultations, e.g., written information and support referendum.

Publicity of the Application

At the time of application to the Ministers, the Product Group will need to publicise the fact and intent of the application (i.e., which product and whether licensing will apply). List the newspapers, journals and magazines into which the Product Group intends putting public notices advertising the request to become a Recognised Product Group under the HEA Act. All growers, exporters and other persons affected need to be aware of the application and must be given the opportunity to participate in the consultative process.

F. Export Licensing

If the Product Group is to be subject to export licensing, the Ministers must be advised that an EMS is being formulated by exporters and growers, with the assistance of the Authority. Once the Order in Council has been made the EMS can be formally submitted to the Authority for its approval.

G. Export Marketing Strategy

All Recognised Product Groups intending to license exporters under the HEA Act must have a current Export Marketing Strategy (EMS) that has been approved by HEA.

The EMS is an industry document that creates a strategy on which an industry can base its export focus. The EMS outlines the strategic direction and sets the rules that govern the industry’s operations and development for the export sector. The EMS aims to provide direction for the industry, set minimum standards for exporters, export growers and export packhouses and ultimately improve participants' performance.

The EMS is a powerful document in setting matters that are required to be adhered to by industry participants. HEA’s ability to administer the EMS is diminished if the EMS is not clearly written.

The Product Group in consultation with all industry participants develops the EMS. To be effective the EMS needs to have ownership and commitment by all parties i.e. growers, packers and exporters and are approved by the HEA.

The HEA Board will only approve an EMS if:

there has been adequate consultation
there is general consensus of the EMS
if the terms of the EMS are reasonable, and
the long-term effectiveness of the industry is improved.

Once HEA approves the EMS a date will be set by HEA when it is to come into force, at which point industry participants must comply with the conditions prescribed in the EMS. Failure to

comply with the EMS by an exporter may be seen as prejudicial to the EMS by the HEA. This means that the exporter has conducted export operations that could threaten or undermine the industry’s reputation and therefore diminish current and future grower export returns.

Where the Authority first approves an EMS the Authority will place a notice in the Gazette specifying the date on which it was approved and the date for coming into force. From the date of coming into force any person who wishes to export the prescribed product will be required to hold an export licence. Notice of the EMS coming into force will also be published in trade journals. As soon as practical the Authority will supply a copy of the EMS to all existing exporters of the product.

When amendments to the EMS are approved, the Authority will confirm its decision to the Product Group and request the Product Group to circulate a revised copy to all licensed exporters. The Product Group will be required to supply a signed declaration to HEA that this has been completed.

For more details on making an EMS, please request a copy of HEA’s Export Marketing Guidelines.

Definitions Under the NZ HEA Act 1987

"Product group", in relation to a product, means an association or body of persons consisting of producers, or both producers and exporters, of that product.

"Recognised product group", in relation to any prescribed product, means the product group that is named as the recognised product group for that product in an Order in Council made under section 24 of the HEA Act.

"Prescribed product" means a product declared by Order in Council made under section 24 of the HEA Act.

"Product" means –

plants of any cultivar, species, or variety; or
the unprocessed bulbs, corms, flowers, fruit, leaves, roots, seeds, stems, or tubers, of plants of any cultivar, species, or variety; or
any growing material used in horticultural production composed (wholly or substantially) of bark, ponga, or a mixture of both.

"Processed", in relation to a product, means –

an applied change to the natural state of the product by –

an alteration to the chemical structure of the product, whether by blanching, cooking, the addition of preservatives, or by other means; or
a physical change to the product by the additional or removal or extraction of any material part, whether the chemical structure of the product is altered or not; but

excludes –

the rendering into a chilled or frozen state of the genus Frugari (strawberries), the genus Rubus (raspberries, boysenberries, and other brambles), the genus Vaccinium (which term includes blueberries), or the genus Ribes (currants and gooseberries); and
the rendering of sphagnum moss into a dried state.

Making an Order-in-Council Under the Horticulture Export Authority Act 1987: Procedures

Regional Economic Development Agencies

(Members of Economic Development Association of New Zealand [EDANZ])

Contact	Postal Address	Street Address	Phone/Fax/Email
Ms Sandi Morrison Strategy & Policy Adviser (Board Member)	Alexandra Associates PO Box 65 484 Mairangi Bay AUCKLAND	21 Newhaven Terrace Mairangi Bay AUCKLAND	Ph: 09 478 6789; 025 906 466 Fax: 09 478 6789 Email: alexandra@xtra.co.nz
Mr Murray Cleverley General Manager	Aoraki Development Trust PO Box 62 TIMARU	Cnr Stafford & Strathallan Streets TIMARU	Ph: 03 688 9907 Fax: 03 688 9913 Email: development@timaru.com
Mr Gerard Gallagher General Manager	Ashburton Enterprise Agency PO Box 392 ASHBURTON	131 Havelock Street ASHBURTON	Ph: 03 308 0290 Fax: 03 308 0419 Email: aea@xtra.co.nz
Mr Greig Duncan Economic Development Advocate	Auckland City Council Private Bag 92 516 Wellesley Street AUCKLAND	1 Greys Avenue Civic Building AUCKLAND CITY	Ph: 09 373 6254 Fax: 09 373 3284 Email: duncang@akcity.govt.nz
Ms Yvonne Powley General Manager	Auckland New Ventures (Inc) PO Box 5079 Wellesley Street AUCKLAND	54-56 Hobson Street AUCKLAND 1	Ph: 09 366 0860 Fax: 09 366 0883 Email: yvonnep@anvi.org.nz
Ms Davene Vroon Economic Development Officer	Buller District Council PO Box 21 WESTPORT	Brougham Street WESTPORT	Ph: 03 789 6022 Fax: 03 789 7233 Email: ed@bdc.govt.nz
Mr Chris Pickrill Chief Executive (also Chair of EDANZ)	Canterbury Development Corporation PO Box 2962 CHRISTCHURCH	193 Cashel Street CHRISTCHURCH 1	Ph: 03 379 5575 Fax: 03 379 5554 Email: chris.pickrill@cdc.org.nz
Ms Clare Nolan Manager	Capital Development Agency PO Box 2199 WELLINGTON	Level 1 MOB 101 Wakefield Street WELLINGTON	Ph: 04 801 3222 Fax: 04 801 3083 Email: clare.nolan@wcc.govt.nz
Mr Bill Dolan Economic Development Manager	Central Otago District Council PO Box 122 ALEXANDRA	1 Dunorling Street ALEXANDRA	Ph: 03 448 9916; 025 379 756 Fax: 03 448 9196 Email: wed@codc.govt.nz
Mr Murray Brass Economic Development Manager	Clutha District Council PO Box 25 BALCLUTHA	52 Wilson Road BALCLUTHA	Ph: 03 418 4886 Fax: 03 418 3185 Email: murray.brass@cluthadc.govt.nz
Mr Damien O’Neill Economic Development Officer	Dunedin City Council PO Box 5045 DUNEDIN	50 The Octagon DUNEDIN	Ph: 03 477 4000 Fax: 03 474 3451 Email: doneill@dcc.govt.nz
Ms Ann Verboeket Executive Director	EDANZ P.O.Box 5548 WELLINGTON	Local Government Bldg 115-118 Lambton Quay WELLINGTON	Ph: 04 473 9984 Fax: 04 494 6259 Email: annv@edanz.org.nz
Mr Ian Madden Chief Executive Officer	Economic Development Agency Tauranga Region Trust PO Box 13 020 TAURANGA	Old Post Office 51 Willow Street TAURANGA	Ph: 07 577 3070 Fax: 07 577 0786 Email: eda@xtra.co.nz
Mr Tony Rush Executive Director (Dep. Chair of EDANZ Bd)	Enterprise Horowhenua PO Box 197 LEVIN	Information House 93 Oxford Street LEVIN	Ph: 06 367 0524 Fax: 06 367 0524 Email: tony.rush@enterprisehorowhenua.co.nz
Mr Terry Hoskins General Manager	Enterprise North Shore Unit 3, 100 Bush Road Albany NORTH SHORE CITY	Unit 3, 100 Bush Road Albany NORTH SHORE CITY	Ph: 09 414 1341 Fax: 09 414 1340 Email: terry.hoskins@enterprisens.org.nz
Mr Clyde Rogers Chief Executive	Enterprise Waitakere PO Box 21 848 HENDERSON	3rd Floor John Henry Centre Cnr Pioneer/Catherine Sts HENDERSON	Ph: 09 837 1855 Fax: 09 837 1877 Email: clyde@enterprisewaitakere.co.nz
Mr Geoff Hintz Chief Executive	Enterprise Wanganui PO Box 781 WANGANUI	187 Victoria Avenue WANGANUI	Ph: 06 348 0333 Fax: 06 348 8210 Email: info@enterprise-wanganui.com nealb@clear.net.nz
Ms Gaelle Deighton Chief Executive	Enterprising Manukau PO Box 76 565 MANUKAU	CST Management Centre 22 Amersham Way MANUKAU CITY	Ph: 09 277 7646 Fax: 09 277 7648 Email: ceo@enterprisingmanukau.co.nz
Ms Irene Steiner Manager	Franklin Enterprise Agency PO Box 710 PUKEKOHE	Cnr Roulston Street and Massey Avenue PUKEKOHE	Ph: 09 238 4420 Fax: 09 238 4987 Email: fransbec@xtra.co.nz
Mr Rick Mansell Economic Development Officer	Gisborne District Council PO Box 747 GISBORNE	66 Reads Quay GISBORNE	Ph: 06 867 2049 Fax: 06 863 1080 Email: edu@gdc.govt.nz
Mr Frank Ash Marketing & Development Manager	Grey District Council PO Box 38 GREYMOUTH	Tainui Street GREYMOUTH	Ph: 03 768 5775 Fax: 03 768 5733 Email: franka@greydc.govt.nz
Ms Heather Claycomb Communication Executive	Hamilton City Council Private Bag 3010 HAMILTON	Council Offices Garden Place	Ph: 07 838 6803; 025 914 469 Fax: 07 838 6761 Email: heather.claycomb@hcc.govt.nz
Mr Chris Hale Planning & Environmental Services	Hauraki District Council PO Box 17 PAEROA	William Street PAEROA	Ph: 07 862 8609 Fax: 07 862 8607 Email: chale@hauraki-dc.govt.nz
Ms Clare Hadley Economic Initiatives Manager	Hutt City Council Private Bag 31 912 LOWER HUTT	30 Laings Road LOWER HUTT	Ph: 04 570 6920 Fax: 04 569 4290 Email: clare.hadley@huttcity.govt.nz
Ms Melanie Roberts Economic Development Officer	Kaipara District Council Private Bag 1001 Dargaville	42 Hokianga Rd Dargaville	Ph: 09 439 7059 Fax: 09 439 6756 Email: mroberts@kaipara.govt.nz
Mr Geoff Cole Economic Development Adviser	Kapiti Coast District Council Private Bag 601 PARAPARAUMU	175 Rimu Road PARAPARAUMU Kapiti Coast	Ph: 04 904 5697 Fax: 04 904 5830 Email: geoff.cole@kcdc.govt.nz
Mr David Barnes Policy Analyst	Local Government NZ PO Box 1214 WELLINGTON	Level 6 Local Government Bldg 114-118 Lambton Quay WELLINGTON	Ph: 04 470 0015 Fax: 04 470 0001 Email: davidb@lgnz.co.nz
Ms Patricia Grylls Centre Manager	Marlborough Small Business Enterprise Centre PO Box 177 BLENHEIM	1b Main Street BLENHEIM	Ph: 03 578 0624 Fax: 03 577 8084 Email: msbec@voyager.co.nz
Mr Geoff Copps Coordinator	Masterton Business Enterprise PO Box 674 MASTERTON	110 Dixon Street MASTERTON	Ph: 06 378 8010 Fax: 06 378 8451 Email: mbe@wairarapa.gen.nz
Mr Ron Massey Economic Development Manager	Napier City Council Private Bag 6010 NAPIER	Hastings Street NAPIER	Ph: 06 834 4193 Fax: 06 835 7574 Email: ron@napier.govt.nz
Mr Richard Butler Business and Community Development Adviser	Nelson City Council PO Box 645 NELSON	110 Trafalgar Street NELSON	Ph: 03 546 0420 Fax: 03 546 0239 Email: richard.butler@ncc.govt.nz
Ms Cayti Whitton Chief Executive	Northland Grow PO Box 1762 WHANGAREI	113 Bank Street WHANGAREI	Ph: 09 438 5110 Fax: 09 430 3008 Email: caytiw@northlandgrow.co.nz admin@northlandgrow.co.nz
Mr Richard Jefferies/ Ngawai Amoamo Project Managers	Opotiki Development Project PO Box 584 OPOTIKI	Church Street OPOTIKI	Ph: 07 315 5494 Fax: 07 315 5495 Email: odp@e3.net.nz
Mr Mark Worsop Business Advisor	Pacific Business Trust PO Box 23 696 PAPATOETOE	731-737 Great South Rd Otahuhu PAPATOETOE	Ph: 09 270 1003 Fax: 09 270 1004 Email: pibdt@pibdt.co.nz
Ms Fiona Wilson Manager, Promotion and Growth	Palmerston North City Council Private Bag 11 034 PALMERSTON NORTH	The Square PALMERSTON NORTH	Ph: 06 356 8199 Fax: 06 351 4472 Email: wilsonf@pncc.govt.nz
Mr Richard Lumsden Chief Executive	Papakura District Enterprise Board PO Box 1000 PAPAKURA	2 Queen St PAPAKURA	Ph: 09 298 1828 Fax: 09 298 1728 Email: pdeb@xtra.co.nz
Mr Jim Wallace Executive Director	Porirua Business Development Society PO Box 50 309 PORIRUA	Enterprise Centre 7 Hartham Place South PORIRUA CITY	Ph: 04 237 5590 Fax: 04 237 6020 Email: pbds@ihug.co.nz
Mr Matt Hoskin Manager	Prospect Southland PO Box 403 INVERCARGILL	6th Floor Menzie Building 1 Esk Street INVERCARGILL	Ph: 03 218 6111 Fax: 03 218 8667 Email: matth@prospect.co.nz
Mr Ross Stanway Manager Business and Economic Development Unit	Rotorua District Council Private Bag ROTORUA	Hinemaru Street ROTORUA	Ph: 07 348 4199 Fax: 07 350 0182 Email: rstan@rdc.govt.nz
Mr Ken Hill Economic Development Manager	Ruapehu District Council Private Bag 1101 TAUMARUNUI	Huia Street TAUMARUNUI	Ph: 07 895 8188; 025 993 448 Fax: 07 895 3256 Email: kenh@ruapehudc.govt.nz
Mr Douglas Marshall Corporate Services Manager	Selwyn District Council Private Bag 1 LEESTON	High Street LEESTON	Ph: 03 324 8080 Fax: 03 324 3531 Email: dug@sdc.govt.nz
Mr Alan Shields Economic Development Division	South Waikato District Council Private Bag 7 Tokoroa	3 Torphin Crescent TOKOROA	Ph: 07 886 1759 Fax: 07 886 1719 Email: alan@swktodc.govt.nz
Mr Wayne Hutchinson Enterprise Development Co-ordinator	Southland District Council PO Box 903 INVERCARGILL	15 Forth Street INVERCARGILL	Ph: 03 218 7259 Fax: 03 218 9460 Email: cropsoth@southnet.co.nz
Ms Sheila Shewry Business Development Officer Destination Lake Taupo	Taupo District Council Private Bag 2005 TAUPO	66 Paora Hapi Street TAUPO	Ph: 07 376 0405 Fax: 07 376 0410 Email: sshewry@laketauponz.com
Mr Brett Parker Enterprise and Industry Development Economic Devlpmt Unit	Te Puni Kokiri PO Box 3943 WELLINGTON	143 Lambton Quay WELLINGTON	Ph: 04 922 6017 Fax: 04 922 6295 Email: brett.parker@tpk.govt.nz
Mr Michael Baines Chief Executive Officer	Upper Hutt Economic Development Agency Private Bag 907 UPPER HUTT	838-842 Fergusson Dr UPPER HUTT CITY	Ph: 04 527 2123 Fax: 04 528 2652 Email: michael.baines@uhcc.govt.nz
Mr Stuart Trundle Chief Executive	Venture Taranaki PO Box 670 NEW PLYMOUTH	41-43 Molesworth St NEW PLYMOUTH	Ph: 06 759 5150; 06 759 5153; 025 544 577 Fax: 06 759 5154 Email: ceo@venture.org.nz
Miss Karen Cooper Chief Executive	Vision 2020 Inc PO Box 2454 Stortford Lodge HASTINGS	Ground Floor Lowe House 304 Fitzroy Avenue HASTINGS	Ph: 06 870 7033 Fax: 06 870 7044 Email: karen@vision2020.co.nz
Ms Robyn Steel Community Development Officer	Waimakariri District Council Private Bag 1005 RANGIORA	215 High Street RANGIORA	Ph: 03 313 6136 Fax: 03 313 4432 Email: rsteel@wmk.govt.nz
Ms Mylrea Bell Manager	Wanaka Work Initiative PO Box 29 WANAKA	14 Dunmore Street WANAKA	Ph: 03 443 8547 Fax: 03 443 8547 Email: wanaka.work@xtra.co.nz
Mr Philip Shackleton Economic Development Manager	Wanganui District Council PO Box637 WANGANUI	101 Guyton St WANGANUI	Ph: 06 3490001 Fax: 06 349 0539 Email: philips@wanganui.govt.nz
Mr Chris Elliott Economic Development Manager	Westland District Council Private Bag 704 HOKITIKA	36 Weld Street HOKITIKA	Ph: 03 755 8322 Fax: 07 755 8026 Email: chrise@westlanddc.govt.nz
Ms Mary Hermanson Marketing and Economic Development Manager	Whakatane District Council Economic Development Office Private Bag 1002 WHAKATANE	6 Richardson Street WHAKATANE	Ph: 07 308 6722 Fax: 07 308 7150 Email: whkedo@xtra.co.nz

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