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You must not use land in a way that breaks a national rule, a rule in a plan, or a rule in a proposed plan that has legal effect. You can use land if you have a permit that says you can, or if a water services standard says you can. You can also use land if it is allowed by section 25. You do not have to follow this rule if you are using the coastal marine area.
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A person must not use land in a manner that contravenes a national rule, a rule in a plan, or a rule in a proposed plan that has legal effect unless—
This section does not apply to the use of the coastal marine area.
