Federation of Ratepayer Associations of NZ

Monday, 12 November 2018, 11:46 am
Press Release: Ratepayers and Residents Association

11th November 2018

A convention in Nelson today has agreed to establish a Federation of Ratepayer Associations of New Zealand, and has appointed a steering group to make that happen.

The meeting was attended by representatives of Resident and Ratepayer Associations from throughout NZ/Aotearoa.

Hosted by the Nelson Ratepayers Association, Chairperson John Walker says, “the Conference was a huge success, as a national organisation is long overdue.”

The Steering Group will recommend a constitution to all Ratepayers Associations, for adoption early in 2019.

For more information refer to www.ratepayersandresidents.org.nz

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