In this part of the law, unless it’s clear that it means something else, when you see the word “Minister”, it means any Minister of the Crown. This is how the law defines this term for this specific part. You can think of a Minister as a very important person in the government who is in charge of a particular area, like education or health. The Crown refers to the government of New Zealand.
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189: Minister may direct local authority or airport authority to serve notice under this Part and in default may serve notice on its behalf, or
"Minister could order notices about public works or give them if others didn't"
190: Regulations as to use of lake formed by construction of Government work, or
"Rules for lakes made by government projects"
In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires, Minister means any Minister of the Crown.
