If a new law is passed, you will see local authorities making a plan to check people follow rules and enforce them. They must make this plan available to the public in a certain way and include specific details. The plan will consider important agreements with Māori, including Treaty settlements. You will see local authorities working with iwi authorities and hapū groups when making this plan. They must take into account the views of these groups when deciding how to check people follow rules and enforce them. This will help make sure the plan is fair and works well for everyone in the region.