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98: Types of provisions in natural environment plan

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"What a natural environment plan must include"

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A new law is being proposed that says a natural environment plan must have certain things in it. You will find objectives, rules, and policies in this plan. It must also have a relief framework if section 111 says it is needed. A natural environment plan can also include methods if desired. A natural environment plan can use information from other places, as long as it is done in the correct way. If a rule in the plan disagrees with a regulation under this Act, the regulation is more important. This means the regulation will be followed, not the rule in the plan.

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National environment plans: Types of provisions in natural environment plans

98Types of provisions in natural environment plan

  1. A natural environment plan—

  2. must include objectives, rules, and policies; and
    1. must include a relief framework if required by section 111; and
      1. may include methods.
        1. A natural environment plan may incorporate material by reference in the prescribed manner.

        2. If a rule in a natural environment plan is inconsistent with a regulation under this Act, the regulation prevails.