We the people of Canterbury wish to express a vote of no confidence in Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee, CERA and the Earthquake Commission and call on the government to allow the people of Canterbury to have a greater say in the future of our city. That Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee be relieved of his position immediately citing irreconcilable differences with the people of Canterbury and the manner in which he has led the recovery effort which has caused considerable and undue stress for many thousands of Cantabrians struggling with exorbitant rental costs, inadequate housing, over crowding due to the housing shortage, homelessness and insurance issues which should have long been settled allowing for people to move on with their lives and start building for the future.
Being from Christchurch then moving to Auckland and watching the Ch Ch rebuild as my family are still here I believe Mr Brownlee is not opening his eyes and ears to what the people of ch ch want and also is not helping families in need
K
Kevin Imhoff
12 years ago
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Forgot the arts centre and restart mall. Malls in this city is not the issue. The major issue is affordable housing and lack of decent houses.
V
Vanessa Cleave
12 years ago
Time for you to step up and be answerable to all our questions
M
Malcolm Cleave
12 years ago
step aside now Gerry Brownlie.
L
Layton Puru
12 years ago
the sooner the better
T
Terry Tombstone
· petition starter
12 years ago
The power is with the people and the more people who stand up and say enough the more they have to listen - there is only so much even this government can ignore. Change starts with us. Thanks for signing.
S
Suzi moore
12 years ago
Get someone who actually knows about housing in Christchurch. He obviously doesn't have a clue! As long as he has a roof and quite obviously more than his 3 meals a day, bugger the rest!!!!
J
Jane Donald
12 years ago
I think the gap in CHCH has widened since the EQ and noone is doing anything about it - till now!
We the people of Canterbury wish to express a vote of no confidence in Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee, CERA and the Earthquake Commission and call on the government to allow the people of Canterbury to have a greater say in the future of our city. That Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee be relieved of his position immediately citing irreconcilable differences with the people of Canterbury and the manner in which he has led the recovery effort which has caused considerable and undue stress for many thousands of Cantabrians struggling with exorbitant rental costs, inadequate housing, over crowding due to the housing shortage, homelessness and insurance issues which should have long been settled allowing for people to move on with their lives and start building for the future.
Being from Christchurch then moving to Auckland and watching the Ch Ch rebuild as my family are still here I believe Mr Brownlee is not opening his eyes and ears to what the people of ch ch want and also is not helping families in need
K
Kevin Imhoff
12 years ago
Featured
Forgot the arts centre and restart mall. Malls in this city is not the issue. The major issue is affordable housing and lack of decent houses.
V
Vanessa Cleave
12 years ago
Time for you to step up and be answerable to all our questions
M
Malcolm Cleave
12 years ago
step aside now Gerry Brownlie.
L
Layton Puru
12 years ago
the sooner the better
T
Terry Tombstone
· petition starter
12 years ago
The power is with the people and the more people who stand up and say enough the more they have to listen - there is only so much even this government can ignore. Change starts with us. Thanks for signing.
S
Suzi moore
12 years ago
Get someone who actually knows about housing in Christchurch. He obviously doesn't have a clue! As long as he has a roof and quite obviously more than his 3 meals a day, bugger the rest!!!!
J
Jane Donald
12 years ago
I think the gap in CHCH has widened since the EQ and noone is doing anything about it - till now!
Being from Christchurch then moving to Auckland and watching the Ch Ch rebuild as my family are still here I believe Mr Brownlee is not opening his eyes and ears to what the people of ch ch want and also is not helping families in need