The Director-General can take action against you if you are the Minister, the Director-General, or hold an office in a department that looks after conservation. You can also be affected if you work for this department. This rule applies to all these people when it comes to paying back costs or giving royalties.
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60: Acquisition of land for administrative purposes, or
"The government can buy or sell land to help manage the environment and conservation in New Zealand."
60B: Director-General may recover certain costs, or
"The government can charge you for some costs when you apply for things under the Conservation Act."
This section applies to the Minister, the Director-General, the holder of any office under any enactment administered by the Department, and every employee of the Department.
