Cantabrians have only two days left to have their say on the plan that will dictate the next five years of the region's earthquake recovery.
Christchurch has been under construction for the past four years. Photo: RNZ / Alexander Robertson
The draft transition recovery plan outlines three options for the next phase of the recovery: a fully Crown-led rebuild agency; a mixed model with support from the city council; or a council-led recovery agency.
The Government prefers the second option, proposing to establish a new recovery agency called Regenerate Christchurch.
If this goes ahead, the recovery will be managed by the Crown, the city council and other agencies.
The Option 3 Plus group wants the council to get full control of the recovery, and has been very active on social media.
Number of people visiting our site http://t.co/IkK41SjVhW to learn about a locally led recovery for Christchurch. pic.twitter.com/uPCJx6PcRy
— Barnaby Bennett (@mrbarnabyb) July 27, 2015
Submissions on the transition plan close at 5pm on Thursday 30 July; so far, about 1600 have been received.
