The House Land and Resources Committee has launched a formal review of Chuuk State’s public land use regulations, with the committee calling for written submissions from communities, municipalities, and organisations across the state. The review follows concerns raised by several Representatives that existing regulations have not kept pace with population growth and changing land use patterns, particularly around Weno and in coastal areas. Committee Chair Representative [Name] said the review would take a thorough and consultative approach, with hearings planned in multiple locations including the Faichuk islands and the Mortlocks. Community members wishing to contribute to the review are encouraged to contact the House Committee Secretariat for information on how to make a submission. The committee aims to present its findings and any recommended legislative changes to the full House within six months.
House Committee Launches Review of Public Land Use Regulations
9 Mar 2026
The Chuuk State House of Representatives Land and Resources Committee has begun a review of public land use regulations, inviting community submissions from across the state.
