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The proposed law says you need to follow certain rules if a plan affects how you can use your land. Part 4 of Schedule 3 of the Planning Act 2025 explains these rules. It talks about what happens when a rule in a plan has a big impact on how you can use your land.
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110: Failure to properly prepare evaluation report or justification report, or
"What happens if someone doesn't prepare a report properly when making a plan?"
112: Review of provisions in natural environment plan at least every 10 years, or
"Checking and updating natural environment rules every 10 years"
Part 4 of Schedule 3 of the Planning Act 2025 sets out obligations where a rule in a plan or proposed plan relates to a specified topic and entitlements where that rule has a significant impact on the reasonable use of land.
