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16: Overview of references to rules

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"A guide to understanding rules mentioned in the Planning Bill"

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When you read this part of the Planning Bill, you will see references to rules. You need to understand what these rules mean. A national rule is one that has started, as explained in section 26 of the Legislation Act 2019. You will also see references to rules in land use plans that are operative. This means the plans are currently in effect, as defined in section 3. There are also rules in proposed plans that have legal effect, as explained in clause 58 of Schedule 3 and defined in section 3. This section is just a guide to help you understand the references to rules.

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Part 2Foundations
Duties and restrictions: Restrictions on land use and subdivision

16Overview of references to rules

  1. In this subpart, a reference to—

  2. a national rule means a national rule that has commenced (see section 26 of the Legislation Act 2019 which provides that secondary legislation comes into force on the date stated or provided for in the legislation):
    1. a rule in a plan means a rule in a land use plan that is operative (see the definitions of land use plan and operative in section 3):
      1. a rule in a proposed plan that has legal effect means a rule in a proposed land use plan that has legal effect in accordance with clause 58 of Schedule 3 (see the definitions of proposed land use plan and legal effect in section 3).
        1. This section is only a guide.