Wildlife Act 1953

Administration - New Zealand Game Bird Habitat Trust Board

44H: Servicing

You could also call this:

"The Board gets help and pays for it from its own money."

The New Zealand Game Bird Habitat Trust Board gets help from the Secretariat of the New Zealand Fish and Game Council. You can think of the Secretariat as a team that assists the Board with its work. The Board pays the costs of getting this help from its own bank account.

The Board also pays for any committees it sets up, or for people who give it advice, using money from its bank account. This means the Board is responsible for covering these costs itself.

The New Zealand Fish and Game Council's Secretariat does the work to support the Board, and the Board pays them back for the costs they incur while doing this work, including any money the Board spends.

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Part 3Administration
New Zealand Game Bird Habitat Trust Board

44HServicing

  1. The Board shall be serviced by the Secretariat of the New Zealand Fish and Game Council.

  2. The costs incurred by the New Zealand Fish and Game Council in servicing the Board (including disbursements of the Board) shall be paid by the Board out of money in a bank account operated by it.

  3. The costs incurred by any committee established by the Board, or by any person providing advice to the Board pursuant to a request by or an agreement with it, shall also be paid out of money in a bank account operated by the Board.

Notes
  • Section 44H: inserted, on , by section 4 of the Wildlife Amendment Act 1993 (1993 No 39).