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Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Act 2000

Hauraki Gulf Forum

19: Costs of administrative and servicing functions of Forum

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"How the Hauraki Gulf Forum shares its administrative costs"

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You need to know how the Hauraki Gulf Forum pays for its administrative tasks. The Forum decides how much these tasks will cost. The costs are split equally among the groups involved, unless they agree to do it differently. You should note that each group pays one share of the costs. But some groups, like the tangata whenua representatives, do not pay these costs. The Forum sorts out who pays what. The groups in the Forum work together to decide on the costs. They make sure everyone knows what they need to pay. This helps the Forum run smoothly.

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19Costs of administrative and servicing functions of Forum

  1. The administrative and servicing functions of the Forum and the costs of those functions must be agreed from time to time by the Forum.

  2. Unless the constituent parties agree otherwise, the costs agreed under subsection (1) must be divided equally among the constituent parties and each constituent party must pay 1 share of the costs.

  3. Administrative and servicing costs are not payable by constituent parties who are tangata whenua representatives.