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We are seeking feedback on the first Crown Pastoral Land Strategic Intentions Document 2024-2029, and Performance Monitoring Framework 2024-2029.

We are seeking feedback on the draft Authority and Identity Requirements for E-Dealing Standard and the Authority and Identity Requirements for E-Dealing Guideline.

We are seeking feedback on the draft Statutory and Evidentiary Requirements for E-Dealing Standard.

This proposal is to amend the Cadastral Survey Rules so that the New Zealand Vertical Datum 2016 will be the only official vertical datum available for use.

We are seeking feedback on proposals that would see changes to fees charged for survey and property title services.

We're modernising Landonline so it remains a world-class property system, ensuring that information about land in New Zealand continues to be trusted, accessible and easy to use. And importantly that the Landonline system can help deliver productivity improvements in the sector.

The latest Hastings District Council 3 yearly general revaluation will not take into account the impacts from Cyclone Gabrielle so that it can meet the statutory deadline to implement a new set of values by 30 June 2023.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) and the Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai (DOC) have developed a draft Long-term Insights Briefing and we are seeking your thoughts. 

We are seeking feedback on a proposed new regulation to set the information required for farm plans provided by Crown pastoral leaseholders to LINZ.

Seeking feedback on a new compliance strategy for the survey and title systems

We are seeking feedback on the proposed topic for our Long-term Insights Briefing: ‘Pathways to resilience: Future-proofing Crown land stewardship’.

The Department of Conservation - Te Papa Atawhai (DOC) and Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) are asking for your feedback on the proposed topic of our 2023 Long-term Insights Briefing.

Consultation on the proposed new fees for cadastral survey and land title products and services.

As of June 2021, this document is in draft and available to our key customers and stakeholders for consultation and feedback.

It is proposed to increase the vertical accuracy requirements to support as-builts.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand is proposing to make 2 sets of changes to the Landonline Terms and Conditions: changes to effect removal of Licence fee and changes to manage bad debtors.

Consultation on a new addressing profile for NZ developed from the ISO-19160-1.2015 standard.

Consultation took place between 26 June and 26 August 2020 for you to have your say on the New Zealand Geographic Board’s three new standards.

Good addressing practice helps to ensure that roads and properties can be easily identified, located and readily accessed by emergency, public and utility services, and providers of goods and services.

We sought feedback on proposed new regulations and standards to support the implementation of the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Act.