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    Support for the idea to combine Auckland's Regional Facilities business - and Ateed

    Support for the idea to combine Auckland's Regional Facilities business - and Ateed


    It's one of 64 recommendations in a review of Auckland Council's council-controlled businesses.

    Auckland Business Chamber CEO Michael Barnett says it's a good opportunity for a council reset - to efficiency, productivity and competence.

    He says a merger makes sense.

    He says once the two bodies are joint, they can determine the best way to deliver projects to the people of Auckland.

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