Freedom Campers by Nikolas G

Freedom campers have increased in population and people are debating if they should ban freedom campers in New Zealand. “I think freedom campers should not be banned because we can make ways to change how they camp.”

Firstly, I think freedom campers should be allowed to camp but only if they are camping in the right places and not in other people's properties. If freedom campers are parking in the wrong places they should be fined and if the campers leave the country they should fine the company that is supplying the vehicles.

Secondly, freedom campers should be able to camp but only if they keep the grounds clean also they need to go to appropriate places for the toilet. People should stop before they get to their destination to go to the toilet also they need to have a rubbish bin in their camper. We blame the freedom campers for their littering and toileting, but what have we done to solve the problems?

Thirdly, freedom campers need  to have a self contained sticker on their camper to be able to stay in the Hastings District Council designated areas. If they do not have a self contained sticker they  should are not able to stay in Hastings District Council designated areas. We could develop this process for all of New Zealand.

Freedom campers should not be banned but we need to make the rules more defined and we need to make things easier to help freedom campers.

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