We are calling on the Thames Coromandel District Council to stop sending food waste to landfill and implement other measures that transform waste into a resource. More specifically, we propose TCDC support home-scale food waste solutions, provide kerbside food waste collection and composting, support food businesses' waste minimisation, and deliver an ongoing education campaign.

We propose a change to the KiwiSaver Act to reduce inequality in retirement savings. We believe there is an urgent need for a Contribution Sharing Scheme to allow partners to share KiwiSaver contributions so that one is not financially disadvantaged by staying home with children or earning less.

Please retain some level of public bus service through the suburb of Bromley. By entirely discontinuing the Bromley end of the 145 bus route, as is currently proposed, the suburb will be left without a vital connection to essential services such as doctors, pharmacies, grocery stores, libraries and well-being providers. Please find a way to still provide a bus service to link the Bromley community to these services.

E kare, e te minita, Honourable Nanaia Mahuta We ask you to review the decision of the Local Government Commission on the representation arrangements to apply for the election of the Canterbury Regional Council to be held on 12 October 2019. This review must make each voter’s vote equal, in order to re-establish a fair representative democracy. Section 19V(2) of the Local Electoral Act 2001 states a rule that constituencies should comply with ‘’the of being equal numbers within +/- 10% rule.’’ The present arrangement maintains a difference well outside the 10 percent rule. With rural areas consistently greater that urban Christchurch areas, the difference between the Christchurch seats and the rural seats is at least 24%, on average. Non-Christchurch seats have about 9200 fewer residents than the average Christchurch seat. And when the largely rural Ōwhanga is considered, the percentage difference between urban Christchurch and the rural/small town seats is even larger.

Please remove 'Waitangi Day' from the event name, and cancel the drunk haka that is performed at the end of the pub crawl.

We, the undersigned residents of the Whanganui region, call upon our elected officials in the Whanganui District Council and Horizons Regional Council to add the following wording to its procurement policies: The Whanganui District Council will comply with UN resolution 2334 and will not contract with the list of companies identified by the United Nations Human Rights Council as being involved in the building or maintenance of illegal Israeli settlements.

We are calling on the government to tax the import and production of virgin plastics, and funnel that income into subsidizing the use of recycled plastics which will help us see more plastic being recycled, less money traveling into the hands of oil producers, and less plastic in our landfills.

We urge you to consider funding of an all schools copyright licence so that all our teachers and students have equal access to the digital and physical resources they need for their teaching and learning.

We call for Onoke Pā to be reserved as a wāhi tapu (sacred site). Remove residential zoning of Onoke Pā in Te Kamo, Whangārei.

Ensure RNZFB governance practices and decision-making processes that give real effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, equitable governance representation, inclusive participation by all stakeholders – kāpō Māori, kāpō youth, tāngata kāpō, parents and whānau and sustainable investment in tāngata kāpō and parent community leadership.