
Simon Court
Simon Court is an under-secretary in New Zealand's National Party, recognized for his involvement in infrastructure policy and his contributions to the government's new public-private partnership framework, aimed at improving infrastructure delivery across the country.
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Simon Court, an Act MP, said the apartment residents lost use of their lawn for three years.
Takapuna apartment owners at The Sands hit with $130k bill to remove fallen pōhutukawa treeAct’s Simon Court, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister for Infrastructure said the changes may encourage councils not to pass these types of regulations in the first place.
Government bins RMA, promises new planning laws will slash consents, add $3b a year to economyAct MP Simon Court said MPs had considered a wide range of perspectives, including from conservation and fishing groups.
Parliament passes Hauraki Gulf protection law after late fishing exemptionMP Simon Court expressed that recognizing a Palestinian state would be seen as a reward for terrorism.
Government kicks can down the road on Palestinian statehood - Thomas CoughlanSimon Court is an Act MP participating in the political discussion.
Civil Contractors Conference 2025 tackles NZ infrastructure challengesSimon Court is the Undersecretary who recognizes the implications of the Government's policy programme.
The case for abolishing regional councils in NZ – Matthew HootonSimon Court told a submitter during a Parliamentary Select Committee about the menstrual cup.
Judith Collins grilled over Police Minister’s ‘perimenopausal woman’ comment, says she will ‘deal with that later’Simon Court is Bishop’s under-secretary.
Bipartisan cooperation key to NZ’s infrastructure future - Fran O’Sullivan







































