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If an activity is classified as prohibited, you cannot apply for a permit to do it. A regional council cannot give you a permit for a prohibited activity either. This rule applies if the activity is classified as prohibited in a national rule or a regional plan.
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33: Consequences of permitted, restricted discretionary, or restricted discretionary activity classification, or
"What happens when an activity is classified as permitted, restricted or discretionary?"
35: Specified prohibited activities, or
"Things you are not allowed to do in certain areas or situations"
If an activity is classified in a national rule or a rule in a plan as a prohibited activity,—
