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Resource Management Act 1991

Transitional provisions - Transitional resource consents

392: Provisions of Clean Air Act 1972 may be considered on applications for resource consents for discharging contaminants into the air

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“Rules from the Clean Air Act 1972 are considered when applying to release pollutants into the air.”

When you apply for a resource consent to discharge contaminants into the air, the provisions of the Clean Air Act 1972 may be considered. You need to think about what the Clean Air Act 1972 says when you are applying for this type of consent. The Clean Air Act 1972 has rules that might affect your application for a resource consent to discharge contaminants into the air.

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Part 15 Transitional provisions
Transitional resource consents

392Provisions of Clean Air Act 1972 may be considered on applications for resource consents for discharging contaminants into the air

    Notes
    • Section 392: expired, on , by section 392(2).