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If a territorial authority says a land use plan is in effect, you must treat it as if it was made and approved correctly according to Schedule 3. You can only challenge this plan if you apply for an enforcement order under section 234(3). This means the plan is assumed to be valid unless someone takes action to challenge it.
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101: Disputes relating to whether land use plan implements national instruments or regional spatial plan, or
"Disputes about land use plans following national rules or regional plans"
103: Territorial authority must comply with and enforce land use plan, or
"Councils must follow and enforce their land use plans."
If a territorial authority claims that a land use plan or provision in a land use plan is operative, the plan or provision—
