When someone is making a plan to respond to oil spills in New Zealand's marine environment, they need to talk to a group called the Oil Pollution Advisory Committee. They also need to talk to other people they think can help. This is so they can get good ideas and make a good plan to deal with oil spills. The person in charge, called the Director, is responsible for making sure this happens.
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In preparing and reviewing the New Zealand Marine Oil Spill Response Strategy, the Director shall consult with the Oil Pollution Advisory Committee and such other persons as the Director considers appropriate.
