Mount Maunganui landslide: Tauranga councillors grill senior staff over risk management
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- Tauranga councillors questioned senior staff about the councilโs handling of the Mount Maunganui landslide.
- An external review led by former High Court Judge Paul Davison found the tragedy was preventable.
- Chief executive Marty Grenfell said the council accepted the reviewโs findings โwithout qualification.โ
Tauranga councillors pressed senior city council staff over a review that found the Mount Maunganui landslide tragedy was preventable.
The councillors formally accepted the findings and recommendations of an external review led by former High Court Judge Paul Davison. The meeting focused on the councilโs actions before the landslide and its approach to managing risk.
Chief executive Marty Grenfell said the reviewโs findings were clear and that the organisation accepted them โwithout qualification.โ The council also faced questions over the signing of a contract for a staff member who did not have proper training.
Without qualification.
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