Speeches & presentations
Commissioner Dr Jan Wright and her team deliver a number of presentations and speeches to interest groups and the public each year. A selection of these is presented here. If you cannot find a presentation or speech you are looking for, please email us.
| Speech and presentation | Date |
|---|---|
| Smart Meters Presentation to Commerce Committee This is the Commissioner's speech to the Commerce Select Committee responding to submissions on her report "Smart electricity meters: How households and the environment can benefit" |
Dec 2009 |
| Letter to the International Energy Agency Prior to a meeting with the International Energy Agency in early December, the Commisisoner sent this letter summarising the issues she wanted to discuss. |
Dec 2009 |
| Commonwealth Parliamentary Association This is the Commissioner's presentation on Climate Change to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Attending were MPs from New Zealand, Australia, and the Pacific. |
Nov 2009 |
| ANZ School of Government conference This is Dr Wright's climate change presentation to the Australia and New Zealand School of Government conference in Wellington on 30 October 2009. |
Oct 2009 |
| Change in the High Country: Environmental stewardship and tenure review On the release of her report 'Change in the high country: Environmental stewardship and tenure review', the Commissioner presented her findings and recommendations to a group of interested parties at Lincoln University. |
Apr 2009 |
| Blueprints for Sustainable Infrastructure Conference The Commissioner addresses the topic: "Chipping Away at Sustainability", to open this conference hosted by the New Zealand Society for Sustainability Engineering and Science. |
Dec 2008 |
| Lincoln Biofuels Forum The Commissioner addresses the topic: "Biofuels - Some big questions", at the NZ Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences |
Aug 2008 |
| State of the Environment Conference The Commissioner addresses the topic: "Prioritising Environmental Challenges: What Matters Most?" as the first in a series of presentations on this topic. This transcript is from her address at Lincoln University. |
Aug 2008 |
