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Recorded on 18 May 2023.

Automating parts of the planning approvals process is no longer a far-fetched dream but a subject of serious consideration for planning authorities. “Rules as Code” underpins many of these innovations, an approach used to create and publish planning policies and development codes in a digital-friendly format which can then be used to build digital services. This technology has far-reaching implications for the way planners will go about their day-to-day work and we have invited Nadia Webster, an expert in digital government, to bring us up to speed on the topic. In this session Nadia will share insights from her experience leading rules as code projects in the New Zealand Government and more recently, her work with planners in Wellington City Council to develop the pilot “Resource Consent Check”. Not to be missed, this briefing will equip attendees with knowledge and practical advice to start thinking about how to apply Rules as Code approaches in your own organisation.


Speaker

Nadia Webster
Manager Data & Insights, Wellington City Council, NZ
Nadia is a seasoned and globally recognised public service digital innovator and systems thinker. She is passionate about open, transparent and participatory government, and the power of collaboration and experimentation to help transform government service delivery. She works to understand the system of government and its impacts on people and other systems to identify scalable, sustainable ways to make government better at serving and protecting individuals, society, and the environment.
She is currently leading the strategic direction for data and information management at Wellington City Council in her role as Manager Data & Insights.