вЂњA large number of Auckland businesses are doing it tough because lockdown restrictions mean they canвЂ™t operate normally-and sometimes canвЂ™t operate at all. Mayor Phil Goff says, вЂњAuckland is on the front line of New ZealandвЂ™s COVID-19 response and restrictions that are needed to keep the rest of the country safe from the virus are imposing huge costs on Aucklanders. requesting the government to significantly enhance its business support package for Auckland.requesting the government to amend relevant legislation to provide for temporary variations to on-licence conditions to support outside dining during COVID-19 restrictions (and allow councils to extend alcohol licences at no extra cost).extending the Postponement of rates for ratepayers impacted by COVID-19 scheme to cover the rates for the 2021/2022 financial year.In addition to these measures, the council has agreed to back Aucklanders by: The councilвЂ™s existing support for business will continue, which includes extending street trading licenses, waiving application fees and street trading rents for new applications, and supporting ratepayers facing financial hardship by remitting penalties. Auckland CouncilвЂ™s Finance and Performance committee has unanimously agreed to extend the postponement of rates for ratepayers impacted by COVID-19 and continue its current support measures for Auckland business as the region prepares for its tenth week in lockdown.Д¬ouncilвЂ™s Chief Economist Unit estimates AucklandвЂ™s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) loss under Alert Level 4 to be $85-100 million per day and $50-70 million under Alert Level 3.

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