22ADConsultation

1. Section 156 of the Local Government Act 2002 applies to a bylaw under section 22AB made by a road controlling authority that is a local authority as if that bylaw had been made under that Act.

2. Repealed

3. A road controlling authority that is not a local authority may not make a bylaw under section 22AB unless it has consulted with—

4. the occupiers of any properties adjoining the road to which the proposed bylaw would apply; and
5. any affected road controlling authorities that are responsible for roads that join, or are located near, the road to which the proposed bylaw would apply; and
6. the territorial authority for the area where the road is located; and
7. any affected local community; and
8. the Commissioner of Police; and
9. any other organisation or road user group that the road controlling authority considers affected; and
10. the Agency (if the road controlling authority is not the Agency).

11. The road controlling authority must—

12. give notice in writing to the persons specified in subsection (2) of the road controlling authority's proposal to make, amend, or replace a bylaw; and
13. give those persons a reasonable time, which must be specified in the notice, to make submissions on the proposal.