The Minister can make an agreement with someone to help look after a special natural or historic place on their land. You might wonder what kind of place this could be - it could be a forest, a mountain, or a special site that is important to New Zealand’s history. The Minister gets to decide what the agreement says and what rules the person has to follow to help with the conservation.
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The Minister may enter into any agreement, contract, or arrangement of any kind with any person on such terms and conditions as the Minister thinks fit, for the Minister, or the person on the Minister's behalf, to carry out the conservation of any natural or historic resource on or in any land owned or under the control of the person.
