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Managing Compliance Monitoring Data

Otago Regional Council's use of a new online portal to improve management of water meter and water quality data.

Over the last three years Otago Regional Council has transformed the way we manage water meter data and water quality sampling results submitted under the conditions of resource consents.


This transformation has involved the introduction of an online portal, which can be accessed by staff in the field. The portal contains maps which enable proactive management of water take consents. ORC uses these maps to address non-compliance and data issues as they happen rather than waiting for an annual data review.


The portal also contains more than more than 1,200 unique dashboards built to provide a standard view of consents. These dashboards bring together all the monitoring data and limits relating to a resource consent. This enables staff to quickly assess compliance when new data is received. The dashboards also provide a standard view of resource consents, avoiding situations where different staff have different interpretations of the same conditions.


The results of this transformation are that ORC have been able improve both the quality of our monitoring and increase the volume of monitoring being undertaken. As an example in the 2022/23 financial year we increased the number of water take consents reviewed by 50% without increasing staff numbers.

WHEN

Friday 3 November
10.30am

 

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Simon Wilson
Manager Regulatory Data and Systems, Otago Regional Council

 

Simon has worked as the Manager Regulatory Data and Systems at the Otago Regional Council since 2019. He manages a team which supports both the Council's consents and compliance database and the environmental monitoring database. Before joining ORC he worked on asset and job management systems for the Dunedin City Council and CRM systems for Kaplan International. 


 

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