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165ZFG: Effect of requirement that applications be processed and heard together on power of Minister to call in applications under section 142
or “The Minister must consider all related coastal permit applications together when deciding to review them at a higher level.”
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“Applications for certain coastal permits can't be sent to the Environmental Protection Agency once a special rule is in place.”

From the date when a requirement to process and hear applications together comes into effect, you can’t submit any affected applications to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) under section 145. This rule applies to coastal permits that are part of the ‘Processing and hearing together of applications’ process. It means that once the requirement is in place, you need to follow a different process for submitting these specific types of applications, rather than sending them directly to the EPA.

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or “This part explains important words used when talking about permits for activities in the sea and on the coast.”
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Part 7A Occupation of common marine and coastal area
Managing occupation in common marine and coastal area: Processing and hearing together of applications for coastal permits

165ZFHEffect of requirement that applications be processed and heard together on lodgement of applications with EPA

  1. On and from the date on which the relevant PHT requirement comes into force, no affected application may be lodged with the Environmental Protection Authority under section 145.

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