Members will, by now, have seen a request from Auckland Regional Management for members to submit comments and suggestions on the above document.

Members are reminded that the Auckland Local Committee are your elected representatives and, as such, have drafted a submission on this subject to the Auckland Regional Manager.

You are requested NOT to make any submissions on this proposal, to either Region or District Management, as we do not believe it will be in any member’s interest to do so. We believe that any suggestion that suits Management’s purpose will be seized upon and stated to be the opinion of the majority.

If members wish to make submissions on this subject they are requested to send them either direct to the Northern Branch/Auckland Local Office at PO Box 303 235, North Harbour, or preferably, direct to one of the Auckland Local Committee.

The Auckland Local will then incorporate any valid suggestions direct to Region in any further submission we may wish to make.

The representatives of the Auckland Local are planning to hold face to face meetings with Regional Management on the proposed restructure.

The Auckland Local submission will be available in the near future on the NZPFU website

www.nzpfu.org.nz

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NZPFU GIVES FENZ NOTICE OF RIGHT TO DEPLOY PARNELL 255

Since the last NZPFU notice Auckland Local representatives have met with District Manager Vaughan Mackereth to discuss his direction not to deploy the aerial appliance Parnell 255 unless confirmed fire.

Mr Mackereth refused to withdraw his instruction, threatened industrial action for those that did not comply with his instruction and refused to other alternatives to address aspects of the health and safety implications of his instruction.

Today the NZPFU notified FENZ that Officers had the right on health and safety grounds to deploy the heavy aerial in accordance of their training and experience, regardless of confirmed fire.