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Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011

Administrative and miscellaneous matters - Recognition agreements

97: Notification of agreement recognising protected customary rights

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"Notifying people about agreements on special Māori rights"

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When an agreement about protected customary rights is made under section 96(1)(a), the Minister in charge must send a copy to you if you are affected. You might get a copy if you are the chief executive or a local authority affected by the agreement. The Minister must also send a copy to the Ministers of Conservation, Fisheries, and Māori Affairs.

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Part 4Administrative and miscellaneous matters
Recognition agreements

97Notification of agreement recognising protected customary rights

  1. The responsible Minister must, without delay, provide a copy of any agreement recognising a protected customary right and brought into effect under section 96(1)(a) to—

  2. the chief executive; and
    1. the local authorities that are affected by the agreement; and
      1. the Minister of Conservation; and
        1. the Minister of Fisheries; and
          1. the Minister of Māori Affairs; and
            1. any other person who the responsible Minister considers is directly affected by the agreement.