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Welcome to the October CS-VUE Newsletter
Dec 19 2007 ▪ To view this email online click here
Hi CS-VUE subscriber,
Thank you for taking the time to read through the latest CS-VUE updates and news.
Included in this newsletter are the latest CS-VUE updates, hints and tips, and compliance related news stories - including details of some large fines handed down by the Environment Court.
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We are always keen to receive feedback and ideas for potential enhancements. In response to requests from clients, CS-VUE has been enhanced to allow the attachment of more than one document when Signing-Off, or Snoozing, a condition. This feature will be released in early November. At the same time, the Sign-Off and Snooze windows have been separated out to reduce the risk of errors.
The Consent Report and Compliance Reports have also been enhanced to show, against each conditions, the users who have:
(1) condition responsibility,
(2) added notes or attachments, or
(3) signed-off or snoozed a condition.
Please note:
As part of these changes, the Compliance Report has been made the only place from where the sign-off (or snooze) of a condition can be undertaken; these actions can no longer be accessed from the Consent Report.
We are now working on an enhancement of the Projects function, again in response to client feedback and in line with our own product development goals. |
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To continue our goal of building a CS-VUE online community, we have recently launched the CS-VUE BLOG (web log) on our website. Current categories include Environmental News, Industry Movements, CS-VUE Updates, Hints & Tips, By the Numbers, and Local Government points of interest. Feel free to visit the CS-VUE BLOG and post your comment as a member of the CS-VUE community!
Click here to view our BLOG. |
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$160,000, $55,000, $30,000, & $20,000 are just some examples of the fines handed down in the Courts and by Regional Councils this month for breaches of resource consent conditions.
Also, a Waikato company which unlawfully buried illegal toxic chemicals in a way that risks them getting into waterways has been found guilty of charges laid by Environment Waikato under the Resource Management Act.
The decision recently released by Environment Court Judge Fred McElrea is a disaster for Wallace Corp and its managers.
Two managers may well go to jail for their negligence and they and the company also face fines that could total almost $9 million. In his decision Judge McElrea commented several times that court action was avoidable at several stages over the past decade had the company's managers decided on a different course of action. Wallace Corporation's being found guilty of this charge in the Auckland District Court follows the company having previously been found guilty of a range of other unrelated environmental offences between 1997 and 2004.
For further information visit the following articles:
Serious Toxic Waste Dumping Charge Proven By Environment Waikato
Wallace Sends Mixed Message |
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Reminder to all LGOL members that whilst our 1st Quarter special discount offer has expired, the consortium discounts for two or three or more territorial authorities implementing together are still on offer for another month until the 30th of November 2007.
For further information and additional LGOL specials click here. |
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We are all about making CS-VUE an even better product! If you have any suggestions about future updates or improvements, please let us know. Our technical team is happy to consider any development ideas, and as always, we roll-out product updates to all users, meaning everyone in the CS-VUE community benefits. |
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CS-VUE Auckland office - Resource Management Technology Group Limited
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Level 2, 45 Sale Street
Auckland Central
PO Box 911 310
Auckland Mail Centre
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Phone: 09 984 7758
Fax: 09 984 7741
Sales: Adrian Bullen
Sales: Jasmine Dickenson
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