This part of the law talks about how you can use space in the common marine and coastal area. If you want to use this space, you need to apply for something called a coastal permit. When you apply for a coastal permit, the same rules that apply to other resource consents also apply to your application. However, there are some special rules in this part of the law that you also need to follow. These special rules work together with the general rules for resource consents.
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165AB: Establishment of aquaculture management areas, or
“This law used to set rules for where fish farms could be in the sea, but it's not used anymore.”
165BB: Some applications for coastal permits must be cancelled, or
“The law says some people need to stop asking for permission to use the beach or ocean.”
The provisions of this Act that relate to applications for, and the granting of, resource consents apply to applications for, and the granting of, coastal permits to occupy space in the common marine and coastal area subject to the provisions of this Part.
