The Resource Management Amendment Bill (RMAB) does not address the lack of incentive on Local Government to consider resource management as anything other than environmental protection. FOA/FIC have repeatedly sought the inclusion of explicit incentives on regulatory authorities such that they are more able to countenance appropriate use of natural resources. More specifically, the lack of a specific obligation to explicitly identify and account for the costs of regulation within the ambit of the ‘Section 32 ’ analysis is disappointing