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Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011

Administrative and miscellaneous matters - Marine and coastal area register

114: Marine and coastal area register

You could also call this:

"A record of important coastal area documents and decisions"

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The chief executive keeps a marine and coastal area register as a permanent record. You can find information about recognition orders and agreements in this register. The register also includes planning documents and notices about controls imposed by the Minister of Conservation. The chief executive must add a document to the register quickly after receiving it. This can happen under sections like section 86, 97, or 110. The chief executive can also add a document when an agreement starts under section 96(1). The chief executive only adds a document to the register if it meets all the requirements. If something goes wrong because of this section, the Crown does not have to pay compensation for any loss or damage.

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Part 4Administrative and miscellaneous matters
Marine and coastal area register

114Marine and coastal area register

  1. The chief executive must keep a marine and coastal area register (the register) as a permanent record of—

  2. recognition orders, including those varied or cancelled; and
    1. agreements brought into effect, including those varied or cancelled; and
      1. planning documents registered in accordance with section 86(2); and
        1. notices given under section 57 of any controls imposed by the Minister of Conservation under section 56.

          1. The chief executive must enter a document on the register without delay after—

          2. receiving it under section 86, 97, or 110; or
            1. an agreement is brought into force under section 96(1).

              1. The chief executive may only enter a document on the register if he or she is satisfied that the document meets all the requirements for registration.

              2. No compensation is payable by the Crown for any loss or damage arising from the operation of this section.