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Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011

Administrative and miscellaneous matters - Marine and coastal area register

115: Requirements for keeping register

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"Keeping the Register Safe and Up to Date"

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You need to keep the register safe. The chief executive is in charge of this. The register can be kept in different ways, such as electronically or as a paper record. It can also be kept using other methods like photography or digital systems, or a mix of these methods.

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Marine and coastal area register

115Requirements for keeping register

  1. The register must be held in the safe custody of the chief executive.

  2. The register may be kept—

  3. in an electronic, electromagnetic, optical, digital, or photographic system or process; or
    1. as a paper record; or
      1. by other means for recording, reproducing, copying, or storing information; or
        1. in any combinations of these processes, systems, or means.