
Chair’s message
I want to thank everyone who took time to give feedback on the review of our governing legislation the Walking Access Act 2008 (the Act).
Read moreI want to thank everyone who took time to give feedback on the review of our governing legislation the Walking Access Act 2008 (the Act).
Read moreAs we come to the end of the financial year, I’ve been reflecting on the experience of participating in the review of the Walking Access Act 2008.
Read moreThe Commission’s purpose is to lead and support the negotiation, establishment, maintenance and improvement of walking access and types of access that may be associated with walking access.
The Commission’s functions are provided for in section 10 of the Walking Access Act 2008.
Read moreOur purpose is to provide New Zealanders with free, certain, enduring and practical walking access to the outdoors.
Read moreThe Commission is proud to help increase tourism value, better connected communities and improvements in public health across New Zealand.
Read moreOutcome: Managed access adds value to communities
Read moreOutcome: People access the outdoors responsibly
Read moreOutcome: Managed access adds value to communities
Read moreOutcome: People know how to find access
Read moreOutcome: People know how to find access
Read moreOutcome: People access the outdoors responsibly
Read moreOutcome: People access the outdoors responsibly
Read moreThe Commission is committed to being a good employer (as defined in section 118 of the Crown Entities Act 2004) and actively promotes the principles of equal employment opportunities (EEO).
Read moreThe Board is responsible for the preparation of the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s financial statements and statement of performance, and for the judgments made in them.
Read moreThe Commission is primarily funded through Vote Primary Industries and Food Safety – Non-Departmental Appropriation – Support for Walking Access.
MPI rates the Commission’s performance for the measure Percentage of Commission deliverables identified in the annual letter of expectation is achieved at 100 per cent for the year.
Read moreThe Auditor General is the auditor of New Zealand Walking Access Commission (the Commission).
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