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Pitching the GPS at the right level The GPS Main lever to ensure that the land transport funding system focuses on priorities for the sector. The NZTA's role is to decide on the specific activities and combinations of activities in

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Pitching the GPS at the right level

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The GPS

Main lever to ensure that the land transport funding system focuses on priorities for the

sector.

The NZTA's role is to decide on the specific activities and combinations of activities in

which to invest to give effect to this direction.

A new GPS needs to come into effect on 1 July 2015, but should be released in July

2014 so that it is available to guide the development of the next National Land Transport Programme and the associated regional planning documents.

Minister must issue a GPS that covers 10 financial years
GPS must include the Crown’s: investment strategy, (expenditure across different activity

classes), borrowing policy and desired results for transport

The new GPS will have the ability to include wider objectives and policies

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LTMA documents

Regional Public Transport Plan National Land Transport Strategy Regional Land Transport Strategy Regional Land Transport Programme National Land Transport Programme Government Policy Statement Not ever issued consistent with takes account of gives effect to strategic flow Statutory Relationships

Government Policy Statement on Land Transport Regional Land Transport Plan Regional Public Transport Plan National Land Transport Programme

consistent with takes account of gives effect to strategic flow

Pre-2013 Post-2013

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Government Policy Statement on Land Transport National Land Transport Programme Regional Land Transport Plans National Land Transport Fund Road Policing Local Roading State Highways Public Transport Other Activities Fuel Excise Duty Road User Charges Motor Vehicle Registrations Other Revenue

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So tell us

What works?
What could be better?
What are land transport outcomes you are seeking to contribute to

and what signals would you find useful to be included in the GPS?

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Overall phasing

Scoping and Analysis: August 2013 –February 2014 Formal engagement: March 2014 – April 2014 Preparation of final GPS: April – July 2014 Contact for further information: Shelley Tucker, s.tucker@transport.govt.nz, (04) 439 9394