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165ZFHG: Decision to operate under replacement permit
or “This law explains how someone can switch from an old permit to a new one for using coastal areas, and what they need to do when changing over.”
You could also call this:

“This rule explains how a special time extension works for coastal permits that are being argued about in court.”

This law talks about extending coastal permits that are being appealed. If you applied for a coastal permit before this law came into effect, and your application was turned down, you can still get the extension if you win your appeal. However, you can’t get the extension until all the appeals are finished. If your appeal fails or you decide to withdraw it, you won’t get the extension. This extension is explained in another part of the law called section 165ZFHC(1).

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Part 7A Occupation of common marine and coastal area
Duration of coastal permits for marine farms extended

165ZFHHApplication of extension where coastal permit under appeal

  1. The extension of a coastal permit described in section 165ZFHC(1) applies to a coastal permit that—

  2. was granted or declined before the date on which this subpart comes into force; and
    1. is the subject of an appeal that results in the granting of a coastal permit.

      1. The extension does not apply—

      2. until all rights of appeal are exhausted; or
        1. if, on appeal, the application for a coastal permit is declined or withdrawn.

          Notes
          • Section 165ZFHH: inserted, on , by section 4 of the Resource Management (Extended Duration of Coastal Permits for Marine Farms) Amendment Act 2024 (2024 No 32).