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165X: Acceptance of offer for authorisations
or “The regional council decides which offers to accept or reject for special permissions to use certain areas.”
You could also call this:

“The council must give permission if they agree with someone's offer.”

If you make an offer to use a coastal area and the regional council accepts it, or if you and the council come to an agreement about your offer, the council must give you permission to use that area. This permission is called an authorisation. The council doesn’t have a choice in this matter - if they’ve accepted your offer or agreed with you, they have to give you the authorisation.

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or “The Minister tells the local council to give permission if someone's offer is accepted.”
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Part 7A Occupation of common marine and coastal area
Managing occupation in common marine and coastal area: Authorisations

165YGrant of authorisation

  1. If the regional council accepts an offer or reaches an agreement with a person who made an offer under section 165X, the regional council must grant an authorisation to the person concerned.

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    Notes
    • Section 165Y: replaced, on , by section 49 of the Resource Management Amendment Act (No 2) 2011 (2011 No 70).