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Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Act 2000

Hauraki Gulf Marine Park - Removal of land, foreshore, seabed, waters, or fisheries from Park

41: Removal of land in private ownership and certain fisheries from Park

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"Removing private land and some fisheries from the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park"

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You can find out what land is removed from the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park. The Minister can remove land in private ownership from the Park by putting a notice in the Gazette. This land is specified in section 35. You can also find out about taiapure-local fisheries or mataitai reserves being removed. The Minister can remove these if they think being in the Park is not serving its purpose. The Minister makes this decision. The Minister must remove land, a taiapure-local fishery, or a mataitai reserve within 20 working days. This is after they get a notice from the person who agreed to include it in the Park. The Conservation Act 1987 defines working days.

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Part 3Hauraki Gulf Marine Park
Removal of land, foreshore, seabed, waters, or fisheries from Park

41Removal of land in private ownership and certain fisheries from Park

  1. The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, remove from the Park—

  2. any land in private ownership specified in section 35; or
    1. any taiapure-local fishery or mataitai reserve.

      1. The Minister may remove the land, taiapure-local fishery, or mataitai reserve from the Park if the Minister considers that the inclusion of that land, taiapure-local fishery, or mataitai reserve in the Park is no longer serving the purpose of the Park.

      2. The Minister must remove the land, a taiapure-local fishery, or a mataitai reserve from the Park within 20 working days (as defined in the Conservation Act 1987) of receipt of a notice requiring the removal of that land, taiapure-local fishery, or mataitai reserve from the Park, from the person whose consent was necessary for inclusion of that land, taiapure-local fishery, or mataitai reserve in the Park.