This section of the law used to be about how boards for national parks and reserves were made up. However, it doesn't apply anymore. The government removed this part of the law on 19 July 1990. They did this through another law called the Conservation Law Reform Act 1990. This means that the rules about who could be on these boards changed, and you would need to look at newer laws to find out how these boards work now.

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Environment and resources > Conservation

31: Board may release recommendations, reports, or advice to public, or

"The board's ability to share information with the public has changed"

33: Term of office of members of board, or

"This rule about how long people could be on park boards no longer exists"

Part 3National parks and reserves boards

32Membership of boards (Repealed)

Notes

Section 32: repealed, on 19 July 1990, by section 114(2) of the Conservation Law Reform Act 1990 (1990 No 31).