Cost of remediating environmental incidents
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Dear New Zealand Transport Agency,
Please provide information on the five environmental incidents over the three fiscal years 2020-21, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023 which were the most costly for NZTA in terms of the remediation measures they led to which NZTA paid for, or records containing that information. We are looking for the total cost per incident of the remediation measures and any report you prepared on each incident.
Under section 16(2) of the OIA our preferences are (a) to receive a copy of the whole document (b) that the information is disclosed in a text searchable format, either Word or PDF, and (c) that it is sent to the email address from which the Agency received this request.
If the Agency decides that there is 'good reason' under the OIA to withhold any of the information we are requesting, then under section 19(a)(ii) of the OIA, we further request that the Agency provide us with the grounds in support of each instance of a withholding reason cited for refusal. Guidance for agencies on how to meet their section 19(a)(ii) obligations is available from the Ombudsman at this location: https://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/reso...
If you need to clarify anything in relation to this request, please get in touch.
Yours faithfully,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Dear New Zealand Transport Agency,
Please provide information on the five environmental incidents over the
three fiscal years 2020-21, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023 which were the most
costly for NZTA in terms of the remediation measures they led to which
NZTA paid for, or records containing that information. We are looking for
the total cost per incident of the remediation measures and any report you
prepared on each incident.
Under section 16(2) of the OIA our preferences are (a) to receive a copy
of the whole document (b) that the information is disclosed in a text
searchable format, either Word or PDF, and (c) that it is sent to the
email address from which the Agency received this request.
If the Agency decides that there is 'good reason' under the OIA to
withhold any of the information we are requesting, then under section
19(a)(ii) of the OIA, we further request that the Agency provide us with
the grounds in support of each instance of a withholding reason cited for
refusal. Guidance for agencies on how to meet their section 19(a)(ii)
obligations is available from the Ombudsman at this location:
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Yours faithfully,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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From: Official Correspondence
New Zealand Transport Agency
Kia ora,
Thank you for your recent request under the Official Information Act 1982
for the following:
…provide information on the five environmental incidents over the three
fiscal years 2020-21, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023 which were the most costly
for NZTA in terms of the remediation measures they led to which NZTA paid
for, or records containing that information. We are looking for the total
cost per incident of the remediation measures and any report you prepared
on each incident…
Could you please clarify the following:
1. By ‘environmental incidents’ do you mean weather related events, or
events like chemical spills, or something else?
2. And would you like to receive the five most expensive events per
period, resulting in you receiving information on a total of 15
incidents, or the five most expensive events across the entire period
2020-2023, resulting in you receiving information on a total of 5
incidents.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Dear NZTA,
Thanks for your email seeking clarification of our OIA request.
Answering your questions in turn:
1) We would define “incident” broadly, as including both natural and more man-made events. So both weather-related events and chemical spills would be included.
2) We are looking for the 5 most expensive incidents over the three fiscal years, not 15 incidents.
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
From: Official Correspondence
New Zealand Transport Agency
Kia ora,
Thank you for requesting information under the Official Information Act
1982.
Regarding the reports you have requested, we have been advised that there
are hundreds of reports related to these events. Could you please clarify
what specific details you are looking for from the reports to help us
narrow this down?
Please let us know if you have any questions.
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Sent: Thursday, 3 July 2025 12:00 pm
To: Official Correspondence <[email address]>
Subject: Re: OIA-18764 REQUEST FOR CLARIFICATION
Dear NZTA,
Thanks for your email seeking clarification of our OIA request.
Answering your questions in turn:
1) We would define “incident” broadly, as including both natural and more
man-made events. So both weather-related events and chemical spills would
be included.
2) We are looking for the 5 most expensive incidents over the three fiscal
years, not 15 incidents.
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Kia ora,
Thank you for your recent request under the Official Information Act 1982
for the following:
…provide information on the five environmental incidents over the three
fiscal years 2020-21, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023 which were the most costly
for NZTA in terms of the remediation measures they led to which NZTA paid
for, or records containing that information. We are looking for the total
cost per incident of the remediation measures and any report you prepared
on each incident…
Could you please clarify the following:
1. By ‘environmental incidents’ do you mean weather related events, or
events like chemical spills, or something else?
2. And would you like to receive the five most expensive events per
period, resulting in you receiving information on a total of 15
incidents, or the five most expensive events across the entire period
2020-2023, resulting in you receiving information on a total of 5
incidents.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Kotahi
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Please find attached the response to your request of 24 June 2025 for
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Sent: Tuesday, 24 June 2025 5:10 pm
To: Official Correspondence <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Cost of remediating environmental
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Dear New Zealand Transport Agency,
Please provide information on the five environmental incidents over the
three fiscal years 2020-21, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023 which were the most
costly for NZTA in terms of the remediation measures they led to which
NZTA paid for, or records containing that information. We are looking for
the total cost per incident of the remediation measures and any report you
prepared on each incident.
Under section 16(2) of the OIA our preferences are (a) to receive a copy
of the whole document (b) that the information is disclosed in a text
searchable format, either Word or PDF, and (c) that it is sent to the
email address from which the Agency received this request.
If the Agency decides that there is 'good reason' under the OIA to
withhold any of the information we are requesting, then under section
19(a)(ii) of the OIA, we further request that the Agency provide us with
the grounds in support of each instance of a withholding reason cited for
refusal. Guidance for agencies on how to meet their section 19(a)(ii)
obligations is available from the Ombudsman at this location:
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Yours faithfully,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Dear NZTA,
Thank you for your 22 July 2025 response to our request of 24 June 2025.
I am afraid that we have only just seen your 15 July 2025 request for additional information from the Council ("Regarding the reports you have requested, we have been advised that there are hundreds of reports related to these events. Could you please clarify what specific details you are looking for from the reports to help us narrow this down?), we were interested in NZTA's choice of what reports to provide.
When NZTA tells us that there is not a single report (i.e. a kind of 'capstone' report) on an environmental incident that led to the spending of $1.744 billion (the NIWE) or for the other four events the agency provided cost information on (the least costly of which was $36 million), we are puzzled that there would be no report pulling together the 'lessons learned' or overview. How, for example, was the spending on these incidents reported to the NZTA Board?
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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New Zealand Transport Agency
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Sent: Tuesday, 22 July 2025 1:04 pm
To: Official Correspondence <[5][email address]>
Subject: Re: OIA-18764 RESPONSE
Dear NZTA,
Thank you for your 22 July 2025 response to our request of 24 June 2025.
I am afraid that we have only just seen your 15 July 2025 request for
additional information from the Council ("Regarding the reports you have
requested, we have been advised that there are hundreds of reports related
to these events. Could you please clarify what specific details you are
looking for from the reports to help us narrow this down?), we were
interested in NZTA's choice of what reports to provide.
When NZTA tells us that there is not a single report (i.e. a kind of
'capstone' report) on an environmental incident that led to the spending
of $1.744 billion (the NIWE) or for the other four events the agency
provided cost information on (the least costly of which was $36 million),
we are puzzled that there would be no report pulling together the 'lessons
learned' or overview. How, for example, was the spending on these
incidents reported to the NZTA Board?
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Kia ora
Please find attached the response to your request of 24 June 2025 for
information under the Official Information Act 1982.
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Kia ora NZTA,
A response to our follow-up request of 22 July 2025 was due on 19 August 2025.
Please advise when we will receive a response.
Ngā mihi,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Dear NZTA
On 22 July 2025 we sent a follow up request to our original request of 24 June.
NZTA told us on 22 July that:
"In regard to your request for any reports that have been created, there are hundreds of reports created around these events, especially NIWE. We requested clarification around what information you were seeking on from the reports on 15 July 2025 but have yet to hear back from you.
Due to this, I am refusing the portion of your request for any reports that were created under section 18(f) of the Act because the information cannot be made available without substantial collation or research. You are welcome to make another request for these reports under the Act at any time, but please specify what information you are seeking from these reports."
In our follow up request of 22 July 2025, we asked "How, for example, was the spending on these incidents reported to the NZTA Board?"
Receipt of this request was acknowledged by NZTA on 28 July 2025. But after two months we have not received a substantive response from NZTA to this follow up request. This is a clear breach of the requirements of the OIA.
We are sceptical that an 18(f) refusal of a request for reports to NZTA's board for the 5 most costly environmental incidents over three financial years would withstand scrutiny by the Ombudsman.
Please provide a response to our request of 22 July as soon as possible.
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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New Zealand Transport Agency
Kia ora
Thank you for your email of 30 September 2025 following up on your email
of 22 July 2025. We apologise for the delay in getting a response to you,
which we are working on.
Please note that we have not logged your 22 July 2025 email as a request
for information under the Official Information Act 1982, but we are
endeavouring to get a response to you as soon as possible.
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Sent: Tuesday, 30 September 2025 2:37 pm
To: Official Correspondence <[4][email address]>
Subject: Re: NZT-10818 RESPONSE
Dear NZTA
On 22 July 2025 we sent a follow up request to our original request of 24
June.
NZTA told us on 22 July that:
"In regard to your request for any reports that have been created, there
are hundreds of reports created around these events, especially NIWE. We
requested clarification around what information you were seeking on from
the reports on 15 July 2025 but have yet to hear back from you.
Due to this, I am refusing the portion of your request for any reports
that were created under section 18(f) of the Act because the information
cannot be made available without substantial collation or research. You
are welcome to make another request for these reports under the Act at any
time, but please specify what information you are seeking from these
reports."
In our follow up request of 22 July 2025, we asked "How, for example, was
the spending on these incidents reported to the NZTA Board?"
Receipt of this request was acknowledged by NZTA on 28 July 2025. But
after two months we have not received a substantive response from NZTA to
this follow up request. This is a clear breach of the requirements of the
OIA.
We are sceptical that an 18(f) refusal of a request for reports to NZTA's
board for the 5 most costly environmental incidents over three financial
years would withstand scrutiny by the Ombudsman.
Please provide a response to our request of 22 July as soon as possible.
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Kia ora
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Kia ora New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Please find attached a response from Andrew Clark, National Manager
Maintenance & Operations, to your correspondence of 22 July 2025.
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-----Original Message-----
From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
<[3][FOI #31384 email]>
Sent: Tuesday, 30 September 2025 2:37 pm
To: Official Correspondence <[4][email address]>
Subject: Re: NZT-10818 RESPONSE
Dear NZTA
On 22 July 2025 we sent a follow up request to our original request of 24
June.
NZTA told us on 22 July that:
"In regard to your request for any reports that have been created, there
are hundreds of reports created around these events, especially NIWE. We
requested clarification around what information you were seeking on from
the reports on 15 July 2025 but have yet to hear back from you.
Due to this, I am refusing the portion of your request for any reports
that were created under section 18(f) of the Act because the information
cannot be made available without substantial collation or research. You
are welcome to make another request for these reports under the Act at any
time, but please specify what information you are seeking from these
reports."
In our follow up request of 22 July 2025, we asked "How, for example, was
the spending on these incidents reported to the NZTA Board?"
Receipt of this request was acknowledged by NZTA on 28 July 2025. But
after two months we have not received a substantive response from NZTA to
this follow up request. This is a clear breach of the requirements of the
OIA.
We are sceptical that an 18(f) refusal of a request for reports to NZTA's
board for the 5 most costly environmental incidents over three financial
years would withstand scrutiny by the Ombudsman.
Please provide a response to our request of 22 July as soon as possible.
Yours sincerely,
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Kia ora
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