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The purpose of this standard is to set out the processes and procedures to be followed, and minimum levels of information that must be provided, to enable the Minister to assess whether land acquisitions for critical infrastructure comply with the law.

Our 2024/25 annual report describes the wide range of work Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand does and the services we deliver for New Zealanders. It focuses on what we have delivered over the course of the year and how successful we have been at meeting the performance objectives we set out to achieve.

The Upper Rakaia Weed Strategy 2023 to 2033 has been developed to provide direction for weed control over the next ten years for the upper Rakaia River catchment, from above the Rakaia Gorge to the headwaters.

The Upper Rangitata 10 Year Weed Plan has been produced to provide direction for the management of weed species within the upper Rangitata.

Request was for the Assessment reports for case 201900213 Transaction 6 – General Distributors Limited, and case 202200239 – Fletcher Residential Limited and Vivid Living Limited.

Overseas Investment assessment reports for the acquisition of forest land in Marlborough region and for standing consent to acquire land for forestry activities throughout New Zealand.

Request was for documentation and information relating to the title, valuation, zoning, and current land usage, for the former Ōtaki Hospital/Maternity Home and Sanatorium.

Request was for the purchase price and market value of 23 Adelaide Road. A letter was provided addressing the above questions.

The request was for the decision document in relation to South Island Resource Recovery Limited’s application to acquire land in Waimate for the construction and operation of a large-scale waste-to-energy plant.

The Performance Monitoring Framework sets out how Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) will monitor and evaluate the exercise of the LINZ Chief Executive and the Commissioner for Crown Lands’ functions, powers and duties under the Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998, and the discharge of the LINZ Chief Executive’s stewardship responsibilities under section 52(d) of the Public Service Act 2020.

Requesting information on decision making process on how application are determined to be ‘satisfactory evidence’.

A copy of Caveat 6715779.1 against bringing land under Land Transfer Act 1952 in relation to a 2006 Application.

The OIA response provides a table of South Island pastoral lease names, lessee names and the review and end dates for each pastoral lease.