Construction industry develops practical plan

New Zealand's building and construction industry developed a practical plan to help respond to the country's building and construction needs at the "all-of-industry" Constructive Forum, which was held on 2-4 August in Auckland. The Constructive Forum , hosted by the Registered Master Builders Association , is the only "all of industry" forum, bringing together the entire supply chain with Government to develop a practical plan to achieve system wide transformation.

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