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Resource Management Act 1991

Functions, powers, and duties of central and local government - Powers and duties of local authorities and other public authorities

36E: Termination of joint management agreement

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“How to end a joint management agreement by giving notice”

If you are part of a joint management agreement, you can end it by giving the other parties 20 working days’ notice. You do this by telling them you want to terminate the agreement. The other parties will then know they have 20 working days before the agreement officially ends.

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36ETermination of joint management agreement

  1. Any party to a joint management agreement may terminate that agreement by giving the other parties 20 working days' notice.

Notes
  • Section 36E: inserted, on , by section 18 of the Resource Management Amendment Act 2005 (2005 No 87).