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Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011

Customary interests - Protected customary rights - Controls

57: Notification of controls

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"Telling people about rules that protect special coastal areas"

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You need to know what controls are imposed under section 56. The Minister of Conservation must tell people about these controls in the Gazette. The Minister must include details like the name of the protected customary rights group and a description of the area and right that the controls apply to. The Minister must also give a copy of the notice to the relevant group, the Minister of Māori Affairs, local authorities, and the chief executive as soon as possible.

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Part 3Customary interests
Protected customary rights: Controls

57Notification of controls

  1. The Minister of Conservation must notify in the Gazette any controls imposed under section 56.

  2. The notice must set out—

  3. the name and contact details of the relevant protected customary rights group; and
    1. a description of the extent of the protected customary rights area that is subject to the controls; and
      1. a description of the protected customary right that is subject to the controls; and
        1. a description of the controls, including any standards, terms, conditions, or restrictions, to be applied and the reasons for the controls; and
          1. the date on which the controls take effect (which must be as soon as is reasonably practicable after the date of the notice).

            1. The Minister of Conservation must, as soon as practicable after giving notice, provide a copy of the notice to—

            2. the protected customary rights group to which the notice applies; and
              1. the Minister of Māori Affairs; and
                1. the local authorities that have statutory functions in, or relating to, the protected customary rights area; and
                  1. the chief executive.

                    1. Controls take effect on the date stated in the Gazette notice.