Strategic Narrative 2021-2025
Published October 2021
Trails connect us to this land of ancestors, to te taiao, and our unique natural world, to our stories and our heritage, to active lifestyles, health and wellbeing, and to each other.
Publications
2021-2025 Statement of Intent
Published July 2021
This Statement of Intent sets out what the commission intends to achieve or contribute to over the next four years and how we will manage our functions and operations.
Statement of Performance Expectations for the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Published July 2021
This Statement of Performance Expectations reflects our proposed performance targets and forecast financial information for the year ahead.
Submission on the Otago Southland Regional Land Transport Plan 2021 Draft for consultation
Published March 2021
The Commisison supports the approach of inter-regional collaboration and integration of land transport across the Southland and Otago regions
Briefing to the Incoming Minister
Published March 2021
The Commission is awaiting a formal policy process from MPI and a Cabinet decision in 2021 that will determine the future strategic direction and scope of its work.
Submission on the draft advice on climate action for Aotearoa
Published March 2021
The Walking Access Commission could have a significant role to play in increasing walking and cycling as forms of transport.
Submission on Proposed Te Tauihu Regional Land Transport Plan
Published March 2021
There are strong linkages in walking and biking access across Te Tauihu including three Great Rides, Heartland Rides, Te Araroa Trail, and
planned Whale Trail.
Submission on the HBRC Regional Land Transport Plan 2021 Draft for Consultation
Published March 2021
We support the policies to consider walking and cycling when making decisions that affect transport networks.
Submission on the proposed Remarkables/Kawarau Conservation Park reclassification
Published February 2021
The Commission submits that if National Park status is granted, existing access tracks and modes must be maintained.
Submission on the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill
Published February 2021
The Commission’s key interest in pastoral leases is primarily, but not exclusively, public access through a lease to recreational opportunities beyond the lease.