Pamela Gare said the Stand Up for SIT campaign was co-ordinated by Market South and the signage was located throughout the CBD and in high traffic areas. Robyn Edie/Stuff Stand Up for SIT campaign organisor Carla Forbes with some of the signs erected around Invercargill when Education Minister Chris Hipkins visited Invercargill last month. "The temporary signage does not comply with the district plan rules and it is our usual practice to respond to complaints." Options could include Market South lodging a resource consent application for the signage or agreeing to remove the signage within a specific timeframe. Forbes, the Stand Up For SIT campaign organiser, confirmed Market South co-ordinated the more than 60 signs being placed around Invercargill.

Source: Stuff March 17, 2019 01:52 UTC