President Wellington Water Mulls resigning after reporting Drac

Nick Leggett, President Wellington Water Board, says he “takes sounds” if he had to resign after a frightening report revealed a possible theft and problems at its organization.

“I could be a sacrifice lamb,” he told Morning Report on Tuesday.

He could also help with the solution, he told the program.

“I think the management and improvement of things is the place where we have to go with it.”

Între timp, o întâlnire urgentă a fost chemată ca urmare a unui raport nenorocit în Wellington Water.

The report – launched Monday – found structural problems and thefts at the agency and said that the capital’s yield paid almost three times for water repairs than in other parts of the country.

It is the second report that shows a weak control over contractors and finance.

The supervisory group of water advisers, presided over by former mayylingon mayor, Dame Kerry Predergast, is scheduled to meet this morning at 7.30 to discuss the report.

It was established within the Local Water Initiative of the Government, done well to set up a new organization to supervise the water services in the region.

The Prime Minister described Wellington Water yesterday as “a total basket case”, without adequate government or management.

Christopher Luxon wanted to see professionally managed water assets under a local water model.

The leader of the work, Chris Hipkins, said Wellington Water should urgently change the way he worked.

He said that the problems of Wellington Water were the result of the government’s debt reforms already in progress when it comes to power.

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