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165ZFHM: Decision on review
or “Explains how a government group decides whether to change rules for using the sea and coast”
You could also call this:

“You can ask a special court to change a decision about rules for using the sea and coast.”

If you’re unhappy with a decision made by the consent authority when they review the conditions of a permit, you might be able to appeal to the Environment Court. You can do this if you’re the permit holder, or if you were told about the review and gave your thoughts on it. You can appeal all or just part of the decision.

If you want to appeal, you need to follow the rules set out in section 121 of this act. This section explains how to make your appeal.

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Part 7A Occupation of common marine and coastal area
Review of conditions applying to extended coastal permits

165ZFHNRight of appeal

  1. The following persons may appeal to the Environment Court against the whole or part of any decision made by the consent authority in the review of conditions under this subpart:

  2. the permit holder; and
    1. any person or group who was notified under section 165ZFHL(1) and who made a submission under section 165ZFHL(2).

      1. Section 121 applies to an appeal under this section.

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