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COMPETENT STAFF FOR ROAD AUTHORITIES. NEW ZEALAND ROADING SYMPOSIUM 1987. VOLUME 3

D R Lovatt

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The paper provides a brief historical background to three aspects of roading in New Zealand--administration, technology, and training. Changes now occurring in these fields, which prompt reconsideration of past systems and practices, are described. Suggestions are made regarding the establishment and maintenance of adequately competent staff for roading matters taking into account the possible emerging authority structures. For the covering abstract of the symposium see IRRD 810782. (Author/TRRL)

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The paper provides a brief historical background to three aspects of roading in New Zealand--administration, technology, and training. Changes now occurring in these fields, which prompt reconsideration of past systems and practices, are described. Suggestions are made regarding the establishment and maintenance of adequately competent staff for roading matters taking into account the possible emerging authority structures. For the covering abstract of the symposium see IRRD 810782. (Author/TRRL)

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The paper provides a brief historical background to three aspects of roading in New Zealand--administration, technology, and training. Changes now occurring in these fields, which prompt reconsideration of past systems and practices, are described. Suggestions are made regarding the establishment and maintenance of adequately competent staff for roading matters taking into account the possible emerging authority structures. For the covering abstract of the symposium see IRRD 810782. (Author/TRRL)

Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Public administration, Public relations, Transport engineering, Engineering, Political science, Environmental planning, Engineering ethics

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