of the Tukituki Catchment Proposal...PARTY NAME: RUATANIWHA WATER USER’S GROUP Witness Name Topics Duration Andrew Bashford POL TT14 Rules TT4 - TT6 20 minutes John Bright Agricultural

BEFORE THE BOARD OF INQUIRY

IN THE MATTER

AND

IN THE MATTER

of the Resource Management Act 1991

CROSS EXAMINATION NOTICE FOR HAWKE'S BAY REGIONAL COUNCIL AND

HBRIC LIMITED

of the Tukituki Catchment Proposal

Sainsbury Logan & WilliamsSolicitors

Cnr Tenriyson Street and Cathedral LanePO Box 41

Napier

Ref: Lara J BIOmfield

Fax: 06-8356746

Phone: 06-8353069

MAY IT PLEASE THE BOARD

This memorandum is filed on behalf of both applicants jointly

The applicants hereby give notice that they wish to cross examine the witnesses

listed in the attached Appendix I, and regarding the identified topics there

stated

2

3 Appendix 2 is the applicant's original notice to cross-examine. It has been

marked up, using track changes to show the differences between the original

notice and the revised notice to cross-examine

4 The estimated time for cross-examination has reduced by just over 8 hours

19 I. .revor

Counsel for Hawke's Bay Regional Council and Hawke'sBay Regional Investment Company Limited

Dated: I3 NIIZI\-I 17.11 9<n 1.3

q.binson I

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Table-Witness

Appendix 1

PARTY NAME: BEEF & LAMB

Witness Name Topics Duration Alec McKay Link between land use

practices and N loss outcomes

15 minutes

PARTY NAME: BEL GROUP

Witness Name Topics Duration Ella Bacher Policy TT14

Rules TT4 - TT6

15 minutes

PARTY NAME: CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL

Witness Name Topics Duration Sylvia Allan Lapsing period

Designation conditions/restrictions

15 minutes

PARTY NAME: ENVIRONMENT DEFENCE SOCIETY

Witness Name Topics Duration Peter Reaburn Change 6

Relationship to community irrigation schemes/RWSS Objective TT1(f) Water quality policies, limits, targets and rules Water quantity policies, limits and rules Lake Whatuma & Tukituki Estuary RWSS

45 minutes

Table-Witness

Effects on ecosystems Dam break/failure Mitigation

Marie Brown Adequacy of Impact Assessment Application of Offsetting principles and criteria to RWSS under IMOA, including offset formulation Detail, definition and certainty, security of offset programme

1 hour

Kate McArthur Scale of water management Current Tukituki water quality, including estuary Foreseeable changes to water quality Nutrient management to control periphyton and to manage toxicity effects Coastal water quality Water quality limits and allocation Zone nutrient loads RWSS effects on life supporting capacity, aquatic health, trout values, recreational values, cultural values Flushing flows Land use intensification effects

>1 Hour

Table-Witness

PARTY NAME: FEDERATED FARMERS

Witness Name Topics Duration Rhea Dasent Change 6

Surface water quality limits, targets and rules Stock exclusion Rule TT6 land use consent duration Minimum flows Controlled activity rule RWSS Regulation of non-Scheme properties NoR Consultation

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: FERTILISER ASSOCIATION OF NZ

Witness Name Topics Duration Greg Sneath Amendments sought to

PC 6 nutrient management provisions (if not resolved during conferencing)

10 Minutes

Chris Hansen Amendments sought to PC 6 provisions (if not resolved during conferencing)

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: FONTERRA/ DAIRY NZ

Witness Name Topics Duration Sharon Dines Change 6 amendments

sought (if not resolved in conferencing)

Changes to RWSS conditions sought (if not resolved in conferencing)

20 minutes

Table-Witness

David McCall Minimum Flow Effects Mitigation of N losses

15 minutes

Thomas Stephens Periphyton biomass limits/ management

15 minutes

PARTY NAME: GARTH EYLES

Witness Name Topics Duration Garth Eyles Stock exclusion

Stock disturbance Regulation of industry good practice Farm plan coverage

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: GERARD LAND DESIGN

Witness Name Topics Duration Sara Gerard Landscape effects of dam

and reservoir, fluctuating water levels Land use change from irrigation Effects of water distribution system and option selection

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: HARDING FAMILY TRUST

Witness Name Topics Duration Xan Harding Minimum flows

Consultation

10 minutes

Table-Witness

PARTY NAME: HB ENVIRONMENTAL WATER GROUP

Witness Name Topics Duration

Mike Joy (noting that Dr Joy is giving the same evidence for NKII, Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society Inc and Hawke’s Bay Environmental Water Group)

Dam effects on native fish, adequacy of mitigation Nutrient management approach under change 6 Nutrient toxicity effects TRIM Model

1 hour

PARTY NAME: HAWKE’S BAY REGIONAL COUNCIL

Witness Name Topics Duration Charlotte Drury Conditions (by HBRIC

Ltd), any areas of disagreement post conferencing

10 minutes

PARTY NAME: HORTICULTURE NEW ZEALAND


Xan Harding Minimum flows Consultation

10 minutes

David Phillips Minimum flows 10 minutes

Rick Crasborn Water security 10 minutes

David Addis Change 6’s effect on current takes On farm storage

10 minutes

Graham Bartleet Reliability of supply 10 minutes

Jacqueline & Nigel Burberry

Effects of minimum flows 10 minutes

Tim Baker Groundwater/surface water depletion

30 minutes

Table-Witness

Nicholas Conland/Michelle Sands/ Phillip Jordan

Modelling groundwater and surface water hydrology Modelling nutrient generation Spatial distribution of nitrate limits, effect on allocation Lower Tukituki surface water allocation Assessing and managing effect of minimum flows on security of water supply

45 minutes

Kolt Johnson Relationship of flows to habitat for relevant species

20 minutes

Chris Keenan Distribution of N limits Water metering Provision for unauthorised/ non-compliant takes Groundwater/ surface water flows and limits Consent durations Ground/ surface water connectivity

45 minutes

Stuart Ford Degree of effect of minimum flows on horticulture in region

45 mins

Hamish Peacock Changes to Objectives and Policies of Change 6 sought Consent status under Change 6 Consent duration Transitional issues RPS provisions (which apply to RWSS)

1 hour

Table-Witness

Water quality and quantity impacts of RWSS on downstream users Relationship between RWSS and Change 6 Use of designation powers

PARTY NAME: INGLETON FARMS


Ella Bacher POL TT14 Rules TT4 - TT6

15 minutes (noting witness appearing for BEL Group on the same issues)

Lindsay Smith Seasonal volumes Economic effects Draft Aqualinc report Groundwater zones 2 and 3

20 minutes

Susan Rabbitte Water allocation

20 minutes

PARTY NAME: IRRIGATION NEW ZEALAND


Andrew Curtis Policy TT15 15 minutes

PARTY NAME: MR APPLE

Witness Name Topics Duration Andrew Borland Minimum flows/security of

supply Compliance costs

10 minutes

Table-Witness

Richard Hill Weekly volumes Compliance costs Minimum flows and stream-depleting groundwater takes

30 minutes

John Wilton Seasonal allocation On-site storage Minimum flows

20 minutes

Richard Peterson Policy TT9 - minimum flows & ground/surface water connection Connection between ground and surface water (Policies TT8 & 11) Allocation limits for Groundwater Allocation Zones 2 & 3 Seasonal volumes

30 mins

John Bright Irrigation modelling HBRC groundwater model Minimum flow restrictions Economic effects

45 minutes

Ian McIndoe Groundwater modelling Modelled ground/surface water interaction Sustainability of current takes

45 minutes

Adolf Stroombergen Economic impacts of Change 6 on orchard profitability

15 minutes

Table-Witness

PARTY NAME: NGATI KAHUNGUNU IWI INCORPORATED


Baden Barber Consultation Effects of Change 6 on mauri

15 minutes

Margie Macguire Consultation Freshwater Resources Management Plan

20 minutes

Tom Mulligan Consultation Effects on mauri, ecosystems and customary fishing interests RWSS and coastal effects

15 minutes

Marei Apatu Effects on archaeological sites HBRC engagement mana whenua Cultural values and uses report Cultural effects Effects on coastal environment and inanga spawning grounds Change 6 consultation

30 minutes

Pohatu Paku Impact of RWSS on Maori cultural values and interests

15 minutes

Ngatai Huata Consultation RWSS – effects on water quantity and access

15 minutes

Dr Te Kipa Kepa Morgan Mauri Kaitiakitanga

30 minutes

Table-Witness

Shade Smith Nutrient effects on coastal and estuarine water quality, benthic communities and fish species RWSS effects on coastal fishery Monitoring

30 minutes

Adele Whyte/Ngahiwi Tomoana

Mana whenua working party participation Role of NKII Scope of cultural assessments for TCP Effects on waterways Groundwater effects Sustainable land use practices Effects on ecology/taonga species Coastal/estuarine effects NKII engagement on RWSS

1 hour

PARTY NAME: PHYLLIS TICHININ

Witness Name Topics Duration Philip Schofield Use of overseer 10 minutes

PARTY NAME: TE TAIAO


Kelvin Lloyd Critique of TER assessment methodology (vegetation, birds, lizards, bats, invertebrates). Critique of Ecological significance assessment

>1hour

Table-Witness

Significance and effects on braided river habitat and bird species Effects of Scheme on vegetation/habitats, birds, lizards, bats, invertebrates Adequacy of mitigation and offsetting response

PARTY NAME: RUATANIWHA WATER USER’S GROUP


Andrew Bashford POL TT14 Rules TT4 - TT6

20 minutes

John Bright Agricultural water requirements Drainage and recharge values and effects Use of naturalised minimum flows Effects of minimum flows and seasonal water use limits Causes of groundwater drops

1 hour

Ian McIndoe Sustainability of current groundwater takes Modelled ground/surface water interactions and effects Effect of PC 6 provisions

1 hour

Julian Weir Modelling of groundwater levels and river flow responses under different scenarios

1 hour

Table-Witness

PARTY NAME: HAWKE’S BAY FISH & GAME COUNCIL


Jonathan Abell Ecosystem health Identifying limiting nutrient Nutrient management to control periphton- focus on P management TRIM Model Analysis of water quality data

>1 hour

Russell Death Ecological health Nutrient management to control periphton Use of MCI Analysis of water quality data TRIM model Dam construction and flow effects

>1 hour

Alison Dewes Effects of intensification Critique of nutrient management and regulatory approach under Change 6 Phosphorus mitigation LUC allocation alternative Irrigation (dry matter) yields and stocking rates Nutrient management efficiency and profitability issues

>1 hour

Corina Jordan Trout fishery values in the Tukituki catchment

1 hour

Table-Witness

Water management units Water quality limits Nutrient management to control periphyton RWSS effects on trout spawning RWSS effects on water quality and quantity relevant to trout Trout habitat requirements/control of effects on same Agricultural land use effects on aquatic ecosystems and trout fisheries, control of effects on same

Helen Marr Statutory considerations Change 5 and weight to be given to it Nutrient management Use of non-regulatory methods Provision for Community Irrigation Schemes Scale of Water management Detailed changes sought to PC 6 provisions

>1 hour

Pete McIntosh Ranking of Tukituki catchment fisheries Minimum flows Existing Tukituki Water quality Water quality requirements of trout

30 minutes

Table-Witness

RWSS effects on Makaroro fishery Economics of different land uses Consultation

Philip Percy RWSS and water allocation under Change 6- activity status Phosphorus and nitrogen (periphyton) management under Change 6; Fish & Game preferred approach Certainty of outcomes (eg Council modelling, periphyton /flushing flow management, mitigation and offsets, water security) Implementation of NPSFWM NZCPS provisions Operative RPS and Change 5 RRMP provisions (including as to natural character) RCEP provisions Weighting of Change 6 Use of ‘production land’ Existing Environment Scheme benefits(critique) Farm management and auditing, enforceability issues Construction Effects and conditions (SEMP) Part 2 assessment

>1 hour

Table-Witness

Anthony Rhodes Phosphorus and nitrogen management under Change 6 Phosphorus mitigation Strategies, livestock exclusion Nitrate allocation (LUC approach) Benefits of Scheme (critique) including ‘take or pay’ contracts (implications for drainage and water use efficiency), irrigation demand assumptions, forage production and feed conversion efficiency, dairy farm performance (dry land/irrigated).

>1 hour

Gil Zemansky Derivation/ reliability of Makaroro flow record Extent of bed armouring Flushing flows Goldsim modelling Groundwater modelling, including implications for TRIM modelling TRIM inputs

>1 hour

Table-Witness

Appendix 2

PARTY NAME: BEEF & LAMB

Witness Name Topics Duration Alec McKay Link between land use

practices and N loss outcomes

15 minutes

PARTY NAME: BEL GROUP

Witness Name Topics Duration Ella Bacher Objective TT1

Seasonal allocations (Schedule XVIII) Policy TT9 Policy TT14 Activity status for replacement consents Deletion of Rules TT4-

TT6

1520 minutes

Justine Kidd Seasonal volumes Policy TT9

10 minutes

PARTY NAME: BROWNRIGG

Witness Name Topics Duration Lisa Poynton Policy TT4 – complex

farming operations 10 minutes

PARTY NAME: CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL

Witness Name Topics Duration Sylvia Allan Single Consent approach

Lapsing period Designation conditions/restrictions Detail of conditions (if not resolved in conferencing) Provision for Council

45 15 minutes

Table-Witness

wastewater system discharges under Change 6

John Freeman Priority for Council point source wastewater discharges under Change 6 Roading (impact) conditions

15 minutes

Stephen Thrush Implications of Change 6 for Council wastewater system discharges and consent renewals.

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: ENVIRONMENT DEFENCE SOCIETY

Witness Name Topics Duration Peter Reaburn Change 6

Relationship to community irrigation schemes/RWSS Objective TT1(f) Water quality policies, limits, targets and rules Water quantity policies, limits and rules Lake Whatuma & Tukituki Estuary RWSS Effects on ecosystems Dam break/failure Mitigation

45 minutes

Marie Brown Adequacy of Impact Assessment Application of Offsetting principles and criteria to RWSS under IMOA, including offset formulation Detail, definition and certainty, security of offset programme

1 hour

Table-Witness

Kate McArthur Scale of water management Current Tukituki water quality, including estuary Foreseeable changes to water quality Nutrient management to control periphyton and to manage toxicity effects Coastal water quality Water quality limits and allocation Zone nutrient loads RWSS effects on life supporting capacity, aquatic health, trout values, recreational values, cultural values Flushing flows Land use intensification effects

>1 Hour

PARTY NAME: FEDERATED FARMERS

Witness Name Topics Duration Rhea Dasent Change 6

Objective TT3 Surface water quality limits, targets and rules Stock exclusion Rule TT6 land use consent duration Minimum flows Controlled activity rule RWSS Regulation of non-

30 minutes

Table-Witness

Scheme properties NoR Consultation

PARTY NAME: FERTILISER ASSOCIATION OF NZ

Witness Name Topics Duration Ant Roberts Nutrient budgeting using

Overseer Quality assurance/auditing

20 minutes

Greg Sneath Amendments sought to PC 6 nutrient management provisions (if not resolved during conferencing)

20 10 Minutes

Chris Hansen Amendments sought to PC 6 provisions (if not resolved during conferencing)

3045 minutes

PARTY NAME: FONTERRA/ DAIRY NZ

Witness Name Topics Duration Sharon Dines Change 6 amendments

sought (if not resolved in conferencing) Changes to RWSS conditions sought (if not resolved in conferencing)

30 20 minutes

David McCall TRIM Assumptions Minimum Flow Effects Mitigation of N losses

20 15 minutes

Oliver Parsons Amendments sought to PC 6 provisions (if not resolved during conferencing)

15 minutes

Thomas Stephens Periphyton biomass limits/ management

15 minutes

Table-Witness

PARTY NAME: GARTH EYLES

Witness Name Topics Duration Garth Eyles Stock exclusion

Stock disturbance Regulation of industry good practice Farm plan coverage

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: GERARD LAND DESIGN

Witness Name Topics Duration Sara Gerard Landscape effects of dam

and reservoir, fluctuating water levels Adequacy of proposed conditions to address these effects Land use change from irrigation Effects of water distribution system and option selection

30 minutes

PARTY NAME: HARDING FAMILY TRUST


Consultation

10 minutes

PARTY NAME: HB ENVIRONMENTAL WATER GROUP

Witness Name Topics Duration Mike Joy (noting that Dr Joy is giving the same evidence for NKII, Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society Inc and Hawke’s Bay

Dam effects on native fish, adequacy of mitigation Nutrient management approach under change 6

1 hour

Table-Witness

Environmental Water Group)

Nutrient toxicity effects TRIM Model

PARTY NAME: HAWKE’S BAY REGIONAL COUNCIL

Witness Name Topics Duration Charlotte Drury Conditions (by HBRIC

Ltd), any areas of disagreement post conferencing

45 10 minutes

PARTY NAME: HORTICULTURE NEW ZEALAND


Consultation

10 minutes

David Phillips Minimum flows 10 minutes Rick Crasborn Water security 10 minutes David Addis Change 6’s effect on

current takes On farm storage

10 minutes

Graham Bartleet Reliability of supply 10 minutes Jacqueline & Nigel Burberry

Effects of minimum flows 10 minutes

Tim Baker Groundwater/surface water depletion

30 minutes

Nicholas Conland/Michelle Sands/ Phillip Jordan

Modelling groundwater and surface water hydrology Modelling nutrient generation Spatial distribution of nitrate limits, effect on allocation Lower Tukituki surface water allocation Assessing and managing effect of minimum flows on security of water supply

>1 hour45 minutes

Kolt Johnson Relationship of flows to habitat for relevant species

20 minutes

Chris Keenan Recognition of food production values

45 minutes

Table-Witness

Distribution of N limits Water metering Provision for unauthorised/ non-compliant takes Groundwater/ surface water flows and limits Consent durations Ground/ surface water connectivity

Stuart Ford Degree of effect of minimum flows on horticulture in region

1 hour45 mins

Hamish Peacock Changes to Objectives and Policies of Change 6 sought Consent status under Change 6 Consent duration Transitional issues RPS provisions (which apply to RWSS) Water quality and quantity impacts of RWSS on downstream users Relationship between RWSS and Change 6 Use of designation powers

>1 hour

PARTY NAME: INGLETON FARMS

Witness Name Topics Duration Ella Bacher Objective TT1

Seasonal allocations (Schedule XVIII) Policy TT9 Activity status for

1520 minutes (noting witness appearing for BEL Group on the same issues)

Table-Witness

replacement consents POL TT14 Deletion of Rules TT4 -

TT6 Lindsay Smith Seasonal volumes

Economic effects Draft Aqualinc report Groundwater zones 2 and 3

20 minutes

Susan Rabbitte Seasonal Wwater allocations Reallocation of existing take volumes

30 20 minutes

PARTY NAME: IRRIGATION NEW ZEALAND

Witness Name Topics Duration Andrew Curtis Seasonal volumes

(schedule XVIII) Morgan method Policy TT15

1520 minutes

PARTY NAME: MR APPLE

Witness Name Topics Duration Andrew Borland Minimum flows/security of

supply Seasonal volumes Compliance costs

10 minutes

Richard Hill Seasonal volumes Weekly volumes Compliance costs Minimum flows and stream-depleting groundwater takes

30 minutes

Andrew van Workum Seasonal volumes Frost protection

10 minutes

Table-Witness

Minimum flows & groundwater takes

John Wilton Seasonal allocation volumes/Morgan method On-site storage Minimum flows

30 20 minutes

Richard Peterson Objective TT1 Policy TT9 - minimum flows & ground/surface water connection Connection between ground and surface water (Policies TT8 & 11) Allocation limits for Groundwater Allocation Zones 2 & 3 Seasonal volumes Frost protection takes

Re-allocation of water Rule TT6 and stream depleting groundwater takes

30 minutes 1 hour

John Bright Irrigation modelling Seasonal flow allocation limits Morgan model HBRC groundwater model Minimum flow restrictions Economic effects

1 hour45 minutes

Ian McIndoe Groundwater modelling Modelled ground/surface water interaction Stream depleting groundwater takes and methodology for assessing effects Sustainability of current

1 hour45 minutes

Table-Witness

takes Adolf Stroombergen Multiplier versus general

equilibrium analysis Change 6 and RWSS, relative costs and benefits Section 32 analysis- adequacy Use of ‘willingness to pay’ Economic impacts of minimum flows Effects of seasonal restrictions Economic impacts of Change 6 on orchard profitability Economic impacts of Scheme on orchards

1 hour15 minutes

PARTY NAME: NGATI KAHUNGUNU IWI INCORPORATED

Witness Name Topics Duration Baden Barber Consultation

Effects of Change 6 on mauri

15 minutes

Margie Macguire Consultation Freshwater Resources Management Plan

20 minutes

Tom Mulligan Consultation Effects on mauri, ecosystems and customary fishing interests RWSS and coastal effects

15 minutes

Marei Apatu Effects on archaeological sites HBRC engagement mana whenua Cultural values and uses report

30 minutes

Table-Witness

Cultural effects Effects on coastal environment and inanga spawning grounds Change 6 consultation

Pohatu Paku Impact of RWSS on Maori cultural values and interests

15 minutes

Ngatai Huata Consultation RWSS – effects on water quantity and access

15 minutes

Dr Te Kipa Kepa Morgan Mauri Kaitiakitanga

30 minutes

Shade Smith Nutrient effects on coastal and estuarine water quality, benthic communities and fish species RWSS effects on coastal fishery Monitoring

30 minutes

Adele Whyte/Ngahiwi Tomoana

Mana whenua working party participation Role of NKII Scope of cultural assessments for TCP Effects on waterways Groundwater effects Sustainable land use practices Effects on ecology/taonga species Coastal/estuarine effects NKII engagement on RWSS

1 hour

Table-Witness

PARTY NAME: PHYLLIS TICHININ

Witness Name Topics Duration Philip Schofield Use of overseer 10 minutes

PARTY NAME: TE TAIAO

Witness Name Topics Duration Kelvin Lloyd Critique of TER

assessment methodology (vegetation, birds, lizards, bats, invertebrates). Critique of Ecological significance assessment Significance and effects on braided river habitat and bird species Effects of Scheme on vegetation/habitats, birds, lizards, bats, invertebrates Adequacy of mitigation and offsetting response

>1hour

PARTY NAME: RUATANIWHA WATER USER’S GROUP

Witness Name Topics Duration Richard Dakins Water use & seasonal

volumes 15 minutes

Andrew Bashford Objective TT4 Policy TT7 Water quantity policies and limits Seasonal volumes POL TT14 Rules TT4 - TT6

45 20 minutes

John Bright Agricultural water requirements Drainage and recharge values and effects

>1 hour

Table-Witness

Use of naturalised minimum flows Effects of minimum flows and seasonal water use limits Causes of groundwater drops

Ian McIndoe Sustainability of current groundwater takes Modelled ground/surface water interactions and effects Effect of PC 6 provisions

>1 hour

Julian Weir Modelling of groundwater levels and river flow responses under different scenarios

>1 hour

PARTY NAME: TRUSTPOWER

Witness Name Topics Duration Nicola Foran Takes to protect capital

root stock

10 minutes

PARTY NAME: HAWKE’S BAY FISH & GAME COUNCIL

Witness Name Topics Duration Jonathan Abell Ecosystem health

Identifying limiting nutrient Nutrient management to control periphton- focus on P management TRIM Model Analysis of water quality data

>1 hour

Russell Death Ecological health Nutrient management to control periphton Use of MCI

>1 hour

Table-Witness

Analysis of water quality data TRIM model Dam construction and flow effects

Alison Dewes Effects of intensification Critique of nutrient management and regulatory approach under Change 6 Phosphorus mitigation LUC allocation alternative Irrigation (dry matter) yields and stocking rates Nutrient management efficiency and profitability issues

>1 hour

Corina Jordan Trout fishery values in the Tukituki catchment Water management units Water quality limits Nutrient management to control periphyton RWSS effects on trout spawning RWSS effects on water quality and quantity relevant to trout Trout habitat requirements/control of effects on same Agricultural land use effects on aquatic ecosystems and trout fisheries, control of effects on same

1 hour

Table-Witness

Helen Marr Statutory considerations Change 5 and weight to be given to it Nutrient management Use of non-regulatory methods Provision for Community Irrigation Schemes Scale of Water management Detailed changes sought to PC 6 provisions

>1 hour

Pete McIntosh Ranking of Tukituki catchment fisheries Minimum flows Existing Tukituki Water quality Water quality requirements of trout RWSS effects on Makaroro fishery Economics of different land uses Consultation

30 minutes

Philip Percy RWSS and water allocation under Change 6- activity status Phosphorus and nitrogen (periphyton) management under Change 6; Fish & Game preferred approach Certainty of outcomes (eg Council modelling, periphyton /flushing flow management, mitigation and offsets, water security) Implementation of NPSFWM

>1 hour

Table-Witness

NZCPS provisions Operative RPS and Change 5 RRMP provisions (including as to natural character) RCEP provisions Weighting of Change 6 Use of ‘production land’ Existing Environment Scheme benefits(critique) Farm management and auditing, enforceability issues Construction Effects and conditions (SEMP) Part 2 assessment

Anthony Rhodes Phosphorus and nitrogen management under Change 6 Phosphorus mitigation Strategies, livestock exclusion Nitrate allocation (LUC approach) Benefits of Scheme (critique) including ‘take or pay’ contracts (implications for drainage and water use efficiency), irrigation demand assumptions, forage production and feed conversion efficiency, dairy farm performance (dry land/irrigated).

>1 hour

Gil Zemansky Derivation/ reliability of Makaroro flow record

>1 hour

Table-Witness

Extent of bed armouring Flushing flows Goldsim modelling Groundwater modelling, including implications for TRIM modelling TRIM inputs

IN THE MATTER AND IN THE MATTER

of the Resource Management Act 1991 of a Board of Inquiry appointed under section 149J of the Resource Management Act 1991 to consider Hawke’s Bay Regional Council and Hawke’s Bay Regional Investment Company Ltd’s Tukituki Catchment Proposal

MEMORANDUM OF COUNSEL FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENCE SOCIETY INCORPORATED

IN RELATION TO CROSS EXAMINATION

Environmental Defence Society Inc

PO Box 91736 Victoria St West Auckland 1142

09 480 2565 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

2

MAY IT PLEASE THE BOARD

1. The Environmental Defence Society Inc (“EDS”) gives notice that it wishes to cross examine

the following witnesses:

Dr Olivier Ausseil

(Applicant)

Single-nutrient management approach

Water quality limits, targets, indicators

Flushing flows

30 minutes

Dr Adam Uytendaal

(Applicant)

Single-nutrient management approach

Water quality limits, targets, indicators

15 minutes

Dr James Rutherford

(Applicant)

The TRIM model, including assumptions,

uncertainties and outputs

30 minutes

Dr Robert Wilcock

(Applicant)

Single-nutrient management approach 30 minutes

Ian Millner

(Applicant)

Nitrogen management

Stock exclusion

20 minutes

Dr Christopher Cornelisen

(Applicant)

Effects on coastal waters 10 minutes

Ms Anna Madarasz-Smith

(Applicant)

Effects on estuarine and coastal waters 20 minutes

Dr Roger Young

(Applicant)

Effects of PC6 and RWSS on aquatic ecology

Integrated Mitigation and Offset Approach

15 minutes

Gerardus Kessels

(Applicant)

Effects of RWSS on terrestrial ecology


30 minutes

John Craig

(Applicant)



15 minutes

3

Vaughan Keesing

(Applicant)



30 minutes

Mr van Voorthuysen

(Applicant)

PC6 Planning

30 minutes

Mark Chrisp

(Applicant)

RWSS Planning

20 minutes

Stephen Daysh

(Applicant)

RWSS conditions, including the Integrated Mitigation

and Offset Approach

20 minutes

Dr Thomas Stephens

(Fonterra/Dairy NZ)

Single nutrient management approach 30 minutes

Hamish Peacock

(Horticulture NZ)

Section 4 of Rebuttal Evidence 15 minutes

2. EDS no longer wishes to cross examine the following witnesses:

- Christopher Hickey (Applicant)

- Richard McDowell (Applicant)

- John Hayes (Applicant)

- Michael Thorley (Applicant)

- David Wheeler (Applicant)

- Simon Harris (Applicant)

- Trevor Matuschka (Applicant)

- David Leong (Applicant)

- Phillip Carter (Applicant)

- Shade Smith (Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated)

4

3. EDS has included four additional witnesses on this updated cross-examination list. The

reasons for this are set out below:

- Ms Madarasz-Smith - at expert conferencing it was clarified that Dr Cornelisen was only

addressing coastal issues and estuarine issues were to be addressed by Ms Madarasz-

Smith. The cross examination time requested is now split between these two witnesses.

- John Craig and Vaughan Kessing – the witnesses did not present evidence in chief and

the cross examination questions arise in response to their rebuttal evidence.

- Hamish Peacock – the cross examination questions arise in response to Mr Peacock’s

rebuttal evidence.

DATED at AUCKLAND on the 13th day of November 2013

_______________________________

R Enright / N de Wit

Counsel for the Environmental Defence Society Inc


IN THE MATTER

of the Resource Management Act 1991

AND

IN THE MATTER of a Board of Inquiry appointed under section 149J of the Resource Management Act 1991 to consider Plan Change 6 to the Hawkes Bay Regional Plan and Resource consent applications and a notice of requirement to enable the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme

____________________________________________________________________________

UPDATED NOTICE OF WISH TO CROSS-EXAMINE WITNESSES

FEDERATED FARMERS OF NEW ZEALAND INCORPORATED ____________________________________________________________________________

1. Federated Farmers of New Zealand (“Federated Farmers”) hereby gives notice that it

wishes to cross-examine the witnesses listed in the attachment hereto.

2. Federated Farmers wishes also to cross-examine those witnesses who are not listed in

the attachment to whom questions might be referred by other witnesses.

Dated at Auckland this 13th day of November 2013

Richard Gardner In-house Lawyer

Witnesses Federated Farmers wishes to Cross-examine 1 Submitter Witness Topic Time (minutes) Beef & Lamb NZ Alex MacKay LEP Toolkit 20 Central Hawke's Bay Sylvia Allan PC6 provisions 20 District Council Environmental Kate McArthur Water Quality Issues 20 Defence Society Marie Brown Offset Mitigation 20 Peter Reaburn Amendments to PC6 provisions 20 Fertiliser Association Christopher Hansen PC6 provisions 20 of New Zealand Incorporated Fonterra Co-operative Sharon Dines PC6 provisions 20 Group Limited and Dairy NZ Garth Eyles Garth Eyles Policies and rules relating to Rule TT1 and TT2 20 Hastings District Sylvia Allan PC6 provisions 20 Council Hawkes Bay Rob Van Voorthuysen Amendments to PC6 provisions 20 Regional Council Mark Chrisp Amendments to PC6 provisions 20 Stephen Daysh Amendments to PC6 provisions 20 Charotte Drury Amendments to PC6 provisions 20 Ian Millner Stock exclusion from waterways 10 Nathan Heath Stock exclusion from waterways 10 Hawke's Bay David Renouf Nitrogen in water 20 Environmental Mike Joy Native fish ecology and distribution, nutrient 20 Water Group management Hawke's Bay and Alison Dewes Agricultural intensification 20 Eastern Fish and Tony Rhodes Nutrient management 20 Game Council Corina Jordan impacts of agriculture land use on aquatic ecosystems 20 Helen Marr PC6 provisions 20 Jonathan Abell Nutrient management 20 Phillip Percy PC6 provisions 20 Russell Death Nutrient management 20 Ingleton Farms Ella Bacher PC6 provisions 20 Limited Mr Apple New Zealand Richard Peterson PC6 provisions 20 Ngati Kahunguni Iwi Shade Smith Coastal and estuarine effects 20 Incorporated

2 Royal Forest and Bird Mike Joy Native fish ecology and distribution, nutrient 20 Protection Society management Incorporated Ruataniwha Water Andrew Bashford PC6 provisions 20 Users Group Te Taiao Hawke's Kelvin Lloyd Ecological Values 20 Bay Environment Forum Phyllis Tichinin Phil Schofield Nutrient management, carbon sequestration 20

4168716_1


IN THE MATTER The Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA)

AND

IN THE MATTER of the Tukituki Catchment Proposal

Updated cross examination notice on behalf of Fertiliser Association of New Zealand Inc

4168716_1 2

1 In accordance the directions of the Board below is an updated list of the witnesses proposed

to be cross examined on behalf of Fertiliser Association of New Zealand Incorporated.

Kit Rutherford

2 Party calling witness: Applicant

3 Topics for cross examination:

The ability of the TRIM model to estimate the effect at catchment scale of a change in 3.1

activity at an individual farm.

4 Estimate of time required for cross examination: 5 – 10 minutes.

Rob van Voorthuysen



Threshold area to be applied with respect to the requirement to keep records specified 6.1

in Schedule XXI; to produce a nutrient budget and to produce a phosphorous

management plan.

Interpretation and application of Rule TT1(k) and (l) (Use of Production Land - 6.2

permitted).


Helen Codlin



Interpretation and application of Rule TT1(k) and (l) (Use of Production Land - 9.1

permitted).

10 Estimate of time required for cross examination: 10 minutes.

Charlotte Rutherford

11 Party calling witness: Fonterra Co-Operative Limited and Dairy NZ.


Use of nutrient budgets in supply Fonterra programme (annual data inputs). 12.1

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13 Estimate of time required for cross examination: 10 minutes.

Helen Marr

14 Party calling witness: Hawkes Bay and Eastern Fish and Game Council.


Changes proposed objectives; policies and rules with respect to nutrient management 15.1and water quality limits.


UPDATED MEMORANDUM ENCLOSING CROSS EXAMINATION NOTICE

BY FONTERRA CO-OPERATIVE GROUP LIMITED AND DAIRYNZ LIMITED

12 NOVEMBER 2013

B J Matheson / D J Minhinnick Phone 64 9 367 8000 Fax 64 9 367 8163 PO Box 8 DX CX10085 Auckland

2637579 (Final)

IN THE MATTER of the Resource Management Act 1991

AND

IN THE MATTER of a Board of Inquiry appointed under section 149J

of the Resource Management Act 1991 to

consider a plan change request and applications

for a notice of requirement and resource consents

made by Hawke's Bay Regional Council and

Hawke's Bay Regional Investment Company in

relation to the Tukituki Catchment Proposal.

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2637579 (Final)

MAY IT PLEASE THE BOARD:

1. This memorandum of counsel is filed on behalf of Fonterra Co-operative

Group Limited ("Fonterra") and DairyNZ Limited ("DairyNZ") to update

the Board of Inquiry of:

(a) the witnesses that Fonterra and DairyNZ wish to cross-examine;

(b) the topics to be covered in cross-examination by Fonterra and

DairyNZ; and

(c) an estimate of the likely time required for cross-examination by

Fonterra and DairyNZ.

2. An updated list of witnesses, topics to be covered in cross-examination

and an estimate of the likely time required is attached as a schedule to

this memorandum. The estimated time for cross-examination has

reduced from 8 hours and 30 minutes to 5 hours and 20 minutes.

DATED 12 November 2013

_________________________

B J Matheson / D J Minhinnick

Counsel for Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited and DairyNZ Limited

TO: The Board of Inquiry

AND TO: The Environmental Protection Authority

AND TO: The witnesses named in the schedule to this memorandum.

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SCHEDULE - LIST OF WITNESSES TO BE CROSS-EXAMINED AND ESTIMATE OF TIME REQUIRED

Party Witness Topics Estimated duration of cross-examination

Applicants Dr Olivier Ausseil Periphyton limits and targets. 10 minutes

Stephen Daysh Annual rolling average. 10 minutes

Claire Mulcock Auditing of Farm Environment Management Plans. 5 minutes

Robert Van

Voorthuysen

Annual OVERSEER outputs averaged over three years.

Proposed Policy TT6 1(aa).

Consistency of dates in PC 6 with the dairy year.

15 minutes

Environmental Defence

Society

Kate McArthur Water quality limits and targets. 15 minutes

Peter Reaburn Relief sought by Environmental Defence Society on PC 6, particularly the objectives, water

quality and community irrigation scheme provisions.

10 minutes

Fertiliser Association of New

Zealand Incorporated

Greg Sneath Annual outputs 30 minutes

Christopher Hansen Proposed amendments to PC 6 policies.

Proposed consent conditions for the RWSS, particularly in relation to the updating of

OVERSEER budgets.

20 minutes

Hawke's Bay Environmental

Water Group

Dr Mike Joy Water quality, particularly nutrient management.

Water quality modelling.

Sub Catchment Water Management Zones.

30 minutes

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Party Witness Topics Estimated duration of cross-examination

Hawke’s Bay Eastern Fish

and Game Council

Alison Dewes Farm Environment Management Plans.

Regulatory vs voluntary approaches.

Industry audited self-management.

Benefit of annual nutrient outputs.

Relationship between LUC and soil texture.

Farm economic assumptions.

40 minutes

Anthony Rhodes Water response assumptions.

Drainage assumptions.

Explanation of Figure 11.

Farm economic assumptions.

30 minutes

Corina Jordon P and N estimation and mitigation. 15 minutes

Helen Marr Relief sought by Hawke's Bay Eastern Fish and Game Council in relation to PC 6, particularly

objectives and water quality provisions.

Nutrient management.

Proposed N and P limits in PC 6.

Proposed additional methods to manage N, P and other contaminants.

1 hour

Dr Jonathan Abell Nutrient management approaches. 15 minutes

Dr Russell Death Water quality modelling.

Periphyton growth.

15 minutes

Helen Atkins

PO Box 1585

Shortland Street

AUCKLAND 1140

Solicitor on the record Helen Atkins [email protected] (09) 304 0421

Contact solicitor Helen Atkins [email protected] (09) 304 0421



(the Act)

AND

IN THE MATTER of the Tukituki Catchment Plan Change

6, and to consents and notices of

requirement for Ruataniwha Water

Storage Scheme

FINAL CROSS EXAMINATION NOTICE FROM

HORTICULTURE NEW ZEALAND AND OTHERS

13 NOVEMBER 2013

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1. As requested this is the final cross examination notice from

Horticulture New Zealand and Others (submitter #384) (“the

submitters”). It is noted that this updates the preliminary

notice of cross examination filed on 16 October 2013.

2. The following witnesses are intended to be cross examined

by the submitters at this stage:

(a) Hawke's Bay Regional Council:

i. Helen Codlin in relation to the impacts noted

in the case studies for the submitters - 10

minutes;

ii. Rob van Voorthuysen in relation to the

changes that have been specifically

requested to be included in PC6 by the

submitters - 1 hour;

iii. Stephen Daysh in relation the conditions

proposed for the RWSS – 15 minutes;

iv. Mike Thorley in relation to the streamflow

depletion effects specifically in response to

the evidence of Tim Baker for the submitters

–15 minutes;

v. Simon Harris in relation to the economic

impact of PC6 on horticultural activities (as

specifically noted in the evidence of Mr Ford

for the submitters) – estimate of time for cross

examination – 20 minutes;

(b) Environmental Defence Society:

i. Peter Reaburn in relation to PC6 provisions

and amendments sought by EDS – 15

minutes;

(c) Hawke's Bay and Eastern Fish and Game Council:

i. Helen Marr in relation to the provision

changes sought to PC6 – 20 minutes;

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ii. Phillip Percy in relation PC6 provisions – 20

minutes.

DATE: 13 November 2013

Helen Atkins

Legal Counsel for the submitters

Semmensj

Text Box

Ingleton Farms Ltd

SEVENTH MEMORANDUM OF COUNSEL FOR MR APPLE NEW ZEALAND LTD: UPDATE ON WITNESSES TO BE CROSS EXAMINED

DATED 13 NOVEMBER 2013

J D K Gardner-Hopkins │ E J Hudspith Phone 64 4 499 9555 Fax 64 4 499 9556 PO Box 10-214 DX SX11189 Wellington

2637446


AND

IN THE MATTER of a Board of Inquiry appointed under section 149J of the Resource Management Act 1991 to consider Plan Change 6 to the Hawkes Bay Regional Plan ("Plan Change or PC6") and Resource consent applications and a notice of requirement to enable the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme ("Storage Scheme" or0020"Scheme"), together, the "Proposal"

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2637446 v3

TO: The Board of Inquiry AND TO: The Environmental Protection Authority AND TO: The Applicants


1. This is the seventh memorandum to the Board of Inquiry ("Board") on behalf of Mr Apple New Zealand Limited ("Mr Apple") and JM Bostock Limited ("JM Bostock") in respect of the Proposal.

2. On 16 October 2013, Counsel filed the fourth memorandum to the Board outlining:

(a) the expert witnesses that Counsel wish to cross examine at the hearing;

(b) the topics to be covered in cross-examination; and

(c) an estimate of the likely time to be needed for each cross-examination.

3. The purpose of this memorandum is to update the Board and EPA on refinements to that information, in accordance with the direction at paragraph 64 of the Board's Inquiry Procedures.

4. Counsel, Mr Apple and its consultant team have now had the opportunity to review the evidence filed by other submitters, the rebuttal evidence filed by the Council, and the joint witness statements resulting from expert conferencing.

5. As a result, the number of witnesses to be cross examined and the duration have reduced considerably. The position set out in Appendix 1 reflects the outstanding issues of concern to Mr Apple, and their relative significance to date. In the unlikely event that a new issue emerged or an existing issue took on greater importance than presently evident, Counsel would make the appropriate application to amend this notice.

DATED 13 November 2013

James D K Gardner-Hopkins | Ezekiel J Hudspith

Counsel for Mr Apple and JM Bostock

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APPENDIX 1: UPDATE ON EXPERT WITNESSES TO BE CROSS-EXAMINED

Submitter Expert Witness Topics to be covered Estimate of time needed

Hawke's Bay Regional Council

1. Husam Baalousha

Characteristics of the Ruataniwha basin groundwater system Groundwater/surface water connectivity Groundwater modeling undertaken for the applicants, including in terms of

assumptions, methodology, and data

30 minutes

2. Robert Waldron

Proposed minimum flow regime, and security of supply Groundwater/surface water connectivity and effects on MALF of higher flows

30 minutes

3. Paul Barret

Methodologies to be used for seasonal allocation 1 hour

4. Robert van Voorthuysen

Policy approach of Plan Change 6 including in terms of the appropriateness of its provisions, integration with the Scheme, and consistency with Change 5

The recommended amendments to Plan Change 6 Plan provisions for seasonal allocation

1 hour

5. Iain Maxwell

Investigations behind Plan Change 6 and Scheme, including modeling work Hydrogeology of the Ruataniwha basin Monitoring and reporting requirements including proposed Policy TT15

30 minutes

Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand Inc Nelson Office PO Box 266 Nelson Ph 021 558 241 Solicitor acting: Sally Gepp


IN THE MATTER of the Ruataniwha Water Storage

Scheme and Plan Change 6 to the

Hawkes Bay Regional Resource Plan

(“Tukituki Catchment Proposal”)

Revised Notice of Intention to Cross-Examine Witnesses

1. In accordance with the Tukituki Board of Inquiry Procedures, this notice revises the

Notice of Intention to Cross-Examine filed by the Royal Forest and Bird Protection

Society of New Zealand Inc on 16 October 2013.

2. Forest & Bird intends to cross examine the following witnesses:

Witness Topics Time required

Iain Maxwell Outstanding waterbodies 15 minutes

Tim Sharp Freshwater values 20 minutes

Roger Young Fish passage 20 minutes

Tim Fisher Downstream and reservoir fluctuation effects 20 minutes

Gerry Kessels Terrestrial ecology 60 minutes

John Craig Terrestrial ecology 30 minutes

Stuart Parsons Terrestrial ecology 30 minutes

Vaughan Keesing Terrestrial ecology 30 minutes

Rob Van Voorthuysen Planning 20 minutes

Mark Chrisp Planning 30 minutes

Stephen Daysh Planning/conditions 30 minutes

Sally Gepp

Counsel for the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand Inc

12 November 2013

LCB-130354-339-80-V1

BEFORE THE BOARD OF INQUIRY IN THE MATTER OF the Resource Management Act

1991 AND IN THE MATTER OF the Tukituki Catchment Proposal AND IN THE MATTER OF submissions and further

submissions lodged by TrustPower Limited on Proposed Change 6 Tukituki River Catchment to the Hawke's Bay Regional Resource Management Plan

________________________________________________________

AMENDED NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CROSS-EXAMINE WITNESSES

ON BEHALF OF TRUSTPOWER LIMITED

7 November 2013 ________________________________________________________

HOLLAND BECKETT

Solicitors

LARA BURKHARDT DX HP40014 TAURANGA

Telephone: 0-7-578-2199 Facsimile: 0-7-578-8055

LCB-130354-339-80-V1

1. TrustPower Limited (TrustPower) gave notice on 16 October 2013 of

its intention to cross-examine certain planning witnesses, but indicated

that it would amend its notice as required once the outcomes of

caucusing were known.

2. The planning witnesses have since caucused and prepared the 'Joint

Witness Statement – Plan Change 6 provisions' dated 22 October

2013.

3. TrustPower amends it notice accordingly:

(a) Environmental Defence Society

Peter Dean Reaburn (5 minutes):

Objective TT4

(b) Hawke's Bay and Eastern Fish and Game Councils

Helen Marie Marr (15 minutes):

New Objective on values

Objectives TT1 and TT4

4. Counsel will liaise with other counsel to ensure there is no duplication.

5. This notice has been copied to the above parties, along with the

Hawke's Bay Regional Council / Hawke's Bay Regional Investment

Company Ltd as TrustPower no longer wishes to question its planning

witnesses, Mr van Voorthuysen.

_____________________ Lara Burkhardt Counsel for TrustPower Limited

TUKITUKI CATCHMENT PROPOSAL PLAN CHANGE, NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT AND RESOURCE CONSENTS IN THE MATTER of the Resource Management Act 1991 AND IN THE MATTER of a Board of Inquiry appointed under s149J of the

Resource Management Act 1991 to consider a plan change request and applications for a notice of requirement and resource consents made by Hawke’s Bay Regional Council and Hawke’s Bay Regional Investment Company Ltd in relation to the Tukituki Catchment Proposal.

UPDATED NOTICE SEEKING TO CROSS EXAMINE PARTIES FOR NGĀTI KAHUNGUNU IWI INCORPORATED AND THE HERETAUNGA

TANGATA WHENUA PARTIES

13 November 2013

Solicitors PO Box 1654 Telephone: (04) 495 9999 Facsimile: (04) 495 9990 Counsel: J P Ferguson / K L Allan WELLINGTON

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MAY IT PLEASE THE BOARD: 1. This memorandum of counsel is filed on behalf of:

(a) Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated (Ngāti Kahungunu); and

(b) Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga, Waimarama marae on behalf of nga

hapū o Waimarama, Operation Patiki and Kohupatiki marae, Ngāti

Hawea ki Matahiwi marae, Waipatu marae (Ngāti Hawea, Ngāti

Hori), Pohatu Paku on behalf of Ruahapia Marae and Ngāti Hawea

and Ngāi Te Upokoiri ki Omahu Marae (collectively referred to as

the Heretaunga tangata whenua parties).

2. Pursuant to the Pre-Hearing Conference on 23 October 2013 and noting

the determination by the Board of Inquiry (the Board) in Browne v Dunn,1

this notice seeks to revise the Notice of Intention to Cross-Examine filed by

Ngāti Kahungunu and the Heretaunga tangata whenua parties on 16

October 2013.

3. To further assist the Board, Ngāti Kahungunu and the Heretaunga tangata

whenua parties have also sought to work with other submitter parties

where applicable to substantively reduce the parties for cross-examination.

4. Appendix One to this memorandum identifies the revised list of each

witness, the indicative topics for cross-examination and the estimated time

required for that cross-examination. Appendix Two to this memorandum

provides the red-lined redacted version of the revised cross-examination

list.

5. Counsel also respectfully seeks to reserve leave to amend the Appendix

attached to this memorandum, if required, in order to:

(a) cross-examine those witnesses who are not listed in the

attachment, but to whom questions may be referred to by other

witnesses; and

(b) assist the Board by further reducing this revised cross-examination

list where proceedings develop to the extent that it becomes

1 Brown v Dunn (1893) 6 R (HL) 67.

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unnecessary or unhelpful to the Board to cross-examine all of the

parties listed at Appendix One.

DATED this 13th day of November 2013

_____________________________

J P Ferguson Counsel for Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi

Incorporated and the Heretaunga tangata whenua parties

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CROSS-EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES AND TIME ESTIMATES

Name Party Topic Estimated

Duration

Helen Codlin Applicants Management plans Tangata whenua values

30 min

Graeme Hansen Applicants Engagement with tangata whenua

1 hour

Benita Wakefield Applicants Engagement with tangata whenua Cultural effects

2 hours

Fiona Cameron Applicants Native fish species Tangata whenua values

30 min

Tim Sharp Applicants River values assessment Tangata whenua values

15 min

Rob Waldron Applicants Hydrology Coastal environment

30 min

John Hayes Applicants Monitoring Fish Ecological outcomes

30 min

Richard McDowell

Applicant Phosphorus management 15 min

Kit Rutherford Applicants Management of N and P nutrients TRIM modelling

20 min

Chris Hickey Applicants Native freshwater aquatic species

30 min

Anna Madarasz-Smith

Applicants Coastal environment 20 min

Chris Cornelisen Applicants Coastal environment 45 min

Roger Young Applicants Aquatic environment 30 min

Simon Bickler Applicants Archaeological impact assessment Waahi Tapu Ngai Te Upokoiri

1 hour

Michele Frey Applicants Recreational effects Engagement with tangata whenua

30 min

Nick Taylor Applicants Socio-economic effects 15 min

Rob Van Voorthuysen

Applicants Planning instruments Conditions

20 min

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Mark Chrisp Applicants Section 32 Report Conditions

20 min

Stephen Daysh Applicants Mana Whenua Working Group Process

60 mins

John Freeman Central Hawke’s

Bay District Council

Regional development Engagement with tangata whenua

30 min

Stephen Thrush Central Hawke’s Bay District Council

Regional development 20 min

Sylvia Allan Central Hawke’s Bay District Council


Roger Maaka Te Taiwhenua o

Tamatea Tangata whenua engagement Mana Whenua Working Group Mitigation

90 mins

Michael Copeland

Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea

Socio-economic effects Engagement with tangata whenua

45 min

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APPENDIX TWO

CROSS-EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES AND TIME ESTIMATES

Name Party Topic Estimated

Duration

Helen Codlin Applicants Management plans Tangata whenua values

30 min

Iain Maxwell Applicants Management plans Tangata whenua values

30 min

Graeme Hansen Applicants Engagement with tangata whenua

1 hour

Benita Wakefield Applicants Engagement with tangata whenua Cultural effects

2 hours

Fiona Cameron Applicants Native fish species Tangata whenua values

30 min

Tim Sharp Applicants River values assessment Tangata whenua values

15 min

David Leong Applicants Coastal environment and lower Tukituki

20 min

Husam Baalousha

Applicants Groundwater Land use change

15 min

Rob Waldron Applicants Hydrology Coastal environment

30 min

John Hayes Applicants Monitoring Fish Ecological outcomes

30 min

Ian Millner Applicants Nitrogen leaching Irrigation consents

15 min

Richard McDowell

Applicant Phosphorus management 15 min

Adam Uytendaal Applicants Freshwater management Management of N and P nutrients

15 min

Bob Wilcock Applicants Management of N and P nutrients

15 min

Kit Rutherford Applicants Management of N and P nutrients TRIM modelling

20 min

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Chris Hickey Applicants Native freshwater aquatic species

30 min

Olivier Ausseil Applicants River values Water quality limits

20 min

Anna Madarasz-Smith

Applicants Coastal environment 20 min

Chris Cornelisen Applicants Coastal environment 45 min

Roger Young Applicants Aquatic environment 30 min

Trevor Matushcka

Applicants Design Seismic effects

15 min

Tim Fisher Applicants Mitigation Coastal environment

30 min

Simon Bickler Applicants Archaeological impact assessment Waahi Tapu Ngai Te Upokoiri

1 hour

Michele Frey Applicants Recreational effects Engagement with tangata whenua

30 min

Gerry Kessels Applicants Ecological effects Native species and habitat

30 min

Andrew MacFarlane

Applicants Socio-economic effects 15 min

Simon Harris Applicants Socio-economic effects 15 min

Nick Taylor Applicants Socio-economic effects 15 min

Geoff Butcher Applicants Socio-economic effects 15 min

Rob Van Voorthuysen

Applicants Planning instruments Conditions

20 min

Mark Chrisp Applicants Section 32 Report Conditions

20 min

Stephen Daysh Applicants Mana Whenua Working Group Process

960 mins

Hamish McHardy Ardern Properties Land effects 10 min Dr Alec Mackay Beef and Lamb NZ Nutrient management 15 min Lisa Poynton and Brent Oliver

Brownrigg Agriculture Group

Water take consents Nutrient management

15 min

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John Freeman Central Hawke’s Bay District Council

Regional development Engagement with tangata whenua

30 min

Stephen Thrush Central Hawke’s Bay District Council


Sylvia Allan Central Hawke’s Bay District Council


Kate McArthur Environmental

Defence Society Environmental effects 1 hour

Maria Brown Environmental Defence Society

Mitigation 30 min

Peter Reaburn Environmental Defence Society

Planning 15 min

Garth Eyles Garth Eyles Land management

limitations 15 min

Rhea Dasent Federated

Farmers Environmental wellbeing and mauri

30 min

Antony Roberts Fertiliser

Association of New Zealand Incorporated

Nutrient management 15 min

Charlotte Rutherford

Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited and Dairy NZ

Best practice 15 min

Dr David Mcall Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited and Dairy NZ

Best practice Nitrogen management

15 min

Dr Thomas Stephens

Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited and Dairy NZ

Best practice 15 min

Andrew Curtis Irrigation NZ Water take consent 10 min

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Andrew Borland Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Existing industry

10 min

Andrew van Workum

Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Groundwater Existing industry

10 min

Adolf Stroombergen

Mr Apple NZ Section 32 analysis Existing industry

15 min

Ian McDoe Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Groundwater Existing industry

20 min

John Bright Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Groundwater Existing industry

20 min

John Wilton Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Existing industry

15 min

Richard Hill Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Groundwater Existing industry

15 min

Richard Peterson Mr Apple NZ Minimum flows Groundwater Existing industry

20 min

Sarah Gerard Gerard Land

Design Landscape 15 min

Xan Harding Harding Family

Trust Land use 15 min

Sylvia Allan Hastings District

Council Regional development 30 min

Charlotte Drury HBRC Consents 30 min Alison Mary Dewes

Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council

Environmental effects 20 min

Anthony Rhodes Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Corina Jordan Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Gilbert Zemansky Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Helen Marr Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


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Jonothan Abell Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Peter McIntosh Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Phillip Percy Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Russell Death Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council


Bruce Mackay Horticulture New

Zealand Existing industry Socio-economic

30 min

Chris Keenan Horticulture New Zealand

Existing industry Socio-economic

15 min

David Frederick Horticulture New Zealand

Existing industry Socio-economic

15 min

Andrew Bashford Ruataniwha Water

Users National planning instruments

20 min

Ian McIndoe Ruataniwha Water Users

Groundwater levels 15 min

Julian Weir Ruataniwha Water Users

Groundwater modelling 15 min

Richard Dankins Ruataniwha Water Users

Community engagement 20 min

John Bright Ruataniwha Water Users

Water quantity 20 min

Kelvin Lloyd Te Taiao HB

Environment Forum

Ecological effects 30 min

Roger Maaka Te Taiwhenua o

Tamatea Tangata whenua engagement Mana Whenua Working Group Mitigation

90 mins

Michael Copeland

Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea

Socio-economic effects Engagement with tangata whenua

45 min

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of the Tukituki Catchment Proposal...PARTY NAME: RUATANIWHA WATER USER’S GROUP Witness Name Topics Duration Andrew Bashford POL TT14 Rules TT4 - TT6 20 minutes John Bright Agricultural