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Resource Management Act 1991

Declarations, enforcement, and ancillary powers - Emergency activities undertaken by certain rural landowners and occupiers

331D: Duty to gather information, monitor, and keep records

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“You need to collect information, watch what's happening, and write things down.”

You need to gather information, keep an eye on things, and maintain records when you’re doing emergency activities as a rural landowner or occupier. This duty is part of the Resource Management Act 1991. However, this rule will no longer apply after 1 April 2024. At that time, it will be replaced by section 331F(1) of the same act.

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“The person who owns or lives on the land must tell the local council about emergency activities they do.”

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“This part explains what happens if someone breaks the rules for emergency activities on rural land.”

Part 12 Declarations, enforcement, and ancillary powers
Emergency activities undertaken by certain rural landowners and occupiers

331DDuty to gather information, monitor, and keep records (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 331D: repealed, on the , by section 331F(1).