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86G: Rule that has not taken legal effect or become operative excluded from references to rule in this Act and regulations made under this Act
or “Rules that aren't active yet don't count when talking about rules in this law and its rules.”

You could also call this:

“This part of the law must follow the rules set out in another part of the law called Part 6A.”

This part of the law works together with [Part 6A]. You need to follow the rules in this part, but you also need to remember that [Part 6A] might change or add to these rules. It’s like when you’re playing a game - you follow the main rules, but sometimes there are special rules that you need to follow too. In this case, [Part 6A] is like those special rules that you need to keep in mind while following the main rules in this part.

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Next up: 87AAB: Meaning of boundary activity and related terms

or “This explains what counts as a boundary activity and defines related words used in rules about building near property edges.”

Part 6 Resource consents

87AAThis Part subject to Part 6A

  1. This Part applies subject to Part 6A.

Notes
  • Section 87AA: inserted, on , by section 7 of the Resource Management (Aquaculture Moratorium) Amendment Act 2002 (2002 No 5).