Resource Management Act 1991

Occupation of common marine and coastal area - Restrictions on section 128 reviews of conditions of extended coastal permits

165ZFHHA: Restrictions on section 128 review of conditions of extended coastal permits

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"Rules for Changing Conditions of Coastal Permits"

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You have a coastal permit that has been extended until 3 September 2030. The council cannot change the conditions of your permit unless certain rules are met. You can find these rules in section 165ZFHC and section 128(1). You need to follow the rules about reviewing the conditions of your permit. The council can only review the conditions if the permit says they can, and if they are using an adaptive management approach. This approach means the council will monitor the effects of the activity and make changes as needed. The adaptive management approach is a way of making decisions that helps reduce uncertainty about the environmental effects of an activity. It involves monitoring the activity and its effects, and making changes to management in response to the results. You can find more information about this in section 128(2). This section does not affect the council's ability to review conditions required under section 128(2). The council can still review conditions as needed, as long as they follow the rules.

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Part 7AOccupation of common marine and coastal area
Restrictions on section 128 reviews of conditions of extended coastal permits

165ZFHHARestrictions on section 128 review of conditions of extended coastal permits

  1. This section applies until 3 September 2030 to a coastal permit that is extended by section 165ZFHC.

  2. A consent authority must not give notice under section 128(1) of its intention to review the conditions of the permit unless—

  3. the notice is given under section 128(1)(ba); or
    1. the following criteria are met:
      1. the permit expressly allows for a review of the conditions for the purpose of an adaptive management approach; and
        1. the review is to be carried out for that purpose only; and
          1. the review is to be carried out at a time specified in the permit for that purpose.
          2. In subsection (2), an adaptive management approach

          3. means a systematic and iterative process of decision making that aims to reduce and manage uncertainty about the environmental effects of an activity over time through—
            1. monitoring the activity and its effects; and
              1. making changes to management in response to the results of that monitoring; and
              2. can include management by a staged development programme, each stage proceeding only when the monitoring of the biological or physical effects of the previous stage demonstrates that the adverse effects—
                1. are within limits prescribed in the provisions of the relevant coastal permit; and
                  1. are reversible.
                  2. To avoid doubt, this section does not affect a review of conditions required under section 128(2).

                  Notes
                  • Section 165ZFHHA: inserted, on , by section 51 of the Resource Management (Consenting and Other System Changes) Amendment Act 2025 (2025 No 41).