When you are looking at legislation, a reference to a point of time is talking about the time in New Zealand. This time is determined by sections 3 and 4 of the Time Act 1974 and the Time Act 1974. These sections explain what New Zealand standard time and New Zealand daylight time are.
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A reference to a point of time in legislation is to time for general purposes in New Zealand as determined by sections 3 and 4 of the Time Act 1974 (which provides for New Zealand standard time and New Zealand daylight time).
