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Requiring authorities
Ministry for the Environment list, published 13 January 2026.
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Exact-organization context
The Ministry for the Environment's requiring-authority list and the 1999 New Zealand Gazette notice identify Dalefield Water Supply Society Incorporated in relation to distributing water for supply to the Dalefield area of Queenstown District.
Department of Conservation OIA releases from 2024 and 2025 provide dated easement and infrastructure context. Rillmark uses only the high-level public meaning and deliberately excludes operationally sensitive detail. Historical documents should not be read as a live status statement.
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Current public guidance
Water Services Authority — Taumata Arowai materials define boil-water, do-not-drink and do-not-use notices and explain why they demand different actions. Get Ready New Zealand provides the three-day and three-litre-per-person-per-day starting point for stored water.
Queenstown Lakes District Council explains public and private water assets, private supply responsibility and leak handoff. Rillmark cites that material to reinforce boundaries, not to imply that Council operates this app or a particular private scheme.
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How to use a dated cabinet
The app's Source Cabinet records publisher names, reference titles, access dates and the limited concept each source supports. It contains no live browser, so users should independently open the current official page when instructions may have changed.
Citing a public body does not create affiliation, certification, approval or endorsement. Original room names, prompts, visual metaphors and interface structures are editorial app content rather than claimed official programmes.
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DOC OIA responses
Official index containing OIAD-4617 and OIAD-4939 materials.
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Private drinking-water supplies
Current QLDC public context for private supply responsibilities.
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