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About NZ Council | Fish and Game

The New Zealand Government expects NZ Fish & Game to properly look after fish and game management, and oversee the effective management of the country’s sports fish and game resources carried out by 12 regions.

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Upcoming Council Dates

Licence holders and members of the public are welcome to attend part one of NZ Council meetings.

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Councillors

Every one of the 12 New Zealand Fish & Game Councillors is nominated to serve on the council by their own region.

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Council Staff

The New Zealand Council employs its own staff through its Chief Executive.

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Licence holders and members of the public are welcome to attend NZ Council meetings.

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Legislation controlling fishing and hunting in New Zealand and Fish & Game councils can be found at www. legislation.

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National Sea Run Salmon Committee

Following on from the 2017 Salmon Symposium - Turning the Tide, The New Zealand Fish and Game Council has formed the National Sea Run Salmon Committee.

The New Zealand Government expects Fish & Game New Zealand to oversee the effective management of the country’s sports fish and game resources carried out by 12 regions. To do this the Fish & Game New Zealand Council has a number of formal statutory powers, but the need for the whole organisation to work co-operatively in the interests of anglers and hunters is just as important.

Both the New Zealand Fish & Game Council and the 12 regional Fish & Game councils are public entities. They are not a government department and are not funded by taxpayers.