This page contains different parts of laws about Arts and culture.
9: Policy statements for conservation areas
13: Conservation areas may be closed
14: Conditions on the issuing of leases and licences, and disposal of conservation areas
15: Creation of easements
16: Disposal of conservation areas
17A: Conservation areas to be managed by Department
17C: General policy under more than 1 Act
17D: Conservation management strategies
17E: Conservation management plans
17ZD: Failure to execute or exercise concession document
18: Minister may confer additional specific protection or preservation requirements
20: Wilderness areas
22: Sanctuary areas
23: Watercourse areas
23A: Amenity areas
23B: Wildlife management areas
25: Management of stewardship areas
26ZT: Areas excluded from open dog areas
26ZX: Matters relevant to determination of conditions
27A: Nga Whenua Rahui kawenata
28: Resources other than land
29: Management agreements
61: Certain former State forest land to become protected area on commencement of Act
63: Certain land may become protected area without public notification
65: Amendments and savings
Schedule 1: Other enactments administered by Department
Schedule 4: Land that may be protected area
EI 3: Assigning or granting copyright
EJ 6: Certification of New Zealand films
123: Outline of Part
187: Meaning of heritage order and heritage protection authority
188: Application to become heritage protection authority
189: Notice of requirement to territorial authority
189A: Notice of requirement for heritage order by territorial authority
191: Recommendation by territorial authority
192: Application of other sections
193: Effect of heritage order
194: Interim effect of requirement
196: Removal of heritage order
197: Compulsory acquisition powers
198: Environment Court may order land taken, etc
195A: Alteration of heritage order
55: Keeping of specimens in museums
39: Territorial authority must advise Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga in certain circumstances
61A: Trusts for recreational and similar purposes
133AO: Owners of certain heritage buildings may apply for extension of time to complete seismic work
17SE: Minister may commission report or advice
51S: Other offences in respect of conservation areas
133BV: Urgent works to remove or reduce risks
Schedule 8: Approvals relating to Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014
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