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8.30–8.45
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Welcome
and Introduction
John Pfahlert – Chief Executive, Water New
Zealand
Moderators: Dr. Marion Savill – IWA NZ & Dr. Robert
Bos – IWA
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8.45–9.45
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Session
1
Introduction
of the facts of the 2016 Havelock North contamination event, including public
health and water safety planning.
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What happened in Havelock North?
Dr. Caroline McElnay – Director of Public Health, NZ
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Converting Hindsight into Foresight – Evidence for the North Havelock Inquiry
Dr. Steve Hrudey – Professor Emeritus, University of Alberta, Canada
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9.45–10.15
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Morning Tea
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10.15–12.15
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Session
1 continued
Linkages
between Water Safety Planning and Sanitation Safety Plans –potential
concepts, policies and practice
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What are we doing with WSP’s in New Zealand?
An overview of water safety planning, success and failure and why the Havelock North WSP didn’t prevent the outbreak?
Jim Graham – OPUS Consultants, New Zealand
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Where is water safety planning going globally and how can SSP’s support WSP’s?
Dr. Jamie Bartram – Director of the Water Institute, University of North Carolina, USA
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How does the National Environmental Standard address catchment risks?
Overview of the NES for Sources of Human Drinking Water.
Tim Sharp – Mitchell Daysh
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What is the international approach to identifying and managing catchment management risks?
Environmental water quality – linkages of a whole system in a catchment. The EU experience.
Prof. David Kay – Aberystwyth University, Wales, UK
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12.15–1.15
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Lunch
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1.15–3.00
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Session
2
Analysis
of the water quality management data. What does it tell us. (human health,
animal waste, and water quality)
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Detecting, Managing and Investigating the August 2016 Havelock North Campylobacter Outbreak
Dr. Nick Jones – Medical Officer of Health, Hawkes Bay, NZ
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What do we Know About Potential Waterborne Pathogen in Livestock and Water in NZ?
Prof. Nigel French – Director, NZ Food Safety, Science and Research Centre, Massey University, NZ
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What did the data imply from a water and health perspective?
Shoulda-coulda-woulda-didn’t-damn: What choices does New Zealand have to make its drinking water safe in the wake of the Havelock North enquiry – and will the changes we make lead to safer drinking water?
Dr. Alistair Humphrey – Epidemiologist Medical Officer of Health, Canterbury, NZ
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What are the messages from the Havelock North Inquiry to date?
Graham McBride – Principal Scientist, Water Quality, NIWA
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3.00–3.30
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Afternoon Tea
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3.30–5.00
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Session
3
Where
can we go from here?
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How do WSP’s and SSP’s complement and mutually reinforce one another
Dr. Paul Byleveld – Manager Water Unit, Environmental Health Branch, New South Wales Health, Australia
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Panel session Q & AWhat needs to change in NZ to ensure safe water supplies?What can we learn from overseas experienceWould SSP’s reduce water supply risks in New Zealand?Questions from the floor
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Emerging
Themes from Stage Two of the Havelock
North Inquiry
Jim Graham, Opus Consultants
Wrap
up by Moderators
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