In New Zealand, each regional authority has to create and keep a list of all the dams in its area. This list is called a register. The regional authority must make sure this register is always up to date. This means they need to add new dams when they are built and remove old ones that no longer exist. The register helps the regional authority keep track of all the dams in their area.
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View the original legislation for this page at https://legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1986/0120/latest/link.aspx?id=DLM307334.
150A: Annual dam compliance certificate requirements not to apply to accredited dam owner, or
“Trusted dam owners don't need to get a yearly safety check for their dams.”
152: Information to be provided to chief executive, or
“You need to give the boss important details about dams as the rules say”
Each regional authority must establish and maintain a register of dams in its district.
