Part 13 Hazards Control Commission
344Interpretation (Repealed)
Notes
- Section 344: repealed, on , by section 149 of the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996 (1996 No 30).
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343L: Order for payment of EPA’s costs in bringing a prosecution
or “The court can make someone who broke the law pay for the costs of catching and proving they did something wrong.”
or “The court can make someone who broke the law pay for the costs of catching and proving they did something wrong.”
You could also call this:
“This section explains what words mean in the law, but it's no longer used.”
This section of the law, titled ‘Interpretation’, used to explain important terms related to the Hazards Control Commission in the Resource Management Act 1991. However, it’s no longer in use. On 2 July 2001, this part was removed from the law. The change was made by section 149 of the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996. This means that if you’re looking for explanations of terms about hazard control in this act, you’ll need to check other parts of the law or newer laws that deal with this topic.
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Next up: 345: Purpose and principles
or “This part of the law used to explain why the Hazards Control Commission was created and how it should work, but it's not used anymore.”