This page contains different parts of laws about Farming and fishing.
16: New Zealand
HG 10: Disposal of livestock
CB 21: Farm land exclusion from sections CB 12 and CB 13
CB 22: Farm land exclusion from section CB 14
CT 5: Petroleum mining operations outside New Zealand
CT 7: Meaning of petroleum mining asset
CU 5: Partnership interests and disposal of part of asset
CU 7: Some definitions
CU 8: Meaning of listed industrial mineral
CU 9: Some definitions
CW 2: Forestry encouragement agreements
CW 51: Herd improvement bodies
CW 57: Non-resident company involved in exploration and development activities
CX 43: Farm-out arrangements for mining operations
CX 51: Income equalisation schemes
DO 1: Enhancements to land
DO 2: Plantings for erosion, shelter, and water protection purposes
DO 3: Trees on farms
DO 4: Improvements to farm land
DO 5: Expenditure on land: planting of listed horticultural plants
DO 6: Expenditure on land: horticultural replacement planting
DO 8: Meaning of planting and plot
DO 9: Meaning of replaced area fraction
DO 13: Improvement destroyed or made useless
DP 2: Plant or machinery
DP 3: Improvements to forestry land
DP 5: Forestry encouragement agreement: deductions
DP 6: Forestry encouragement agreement: no deduction
DP 9: Cost of acquiring timber: forestry business on land acquired from the Crown, Maori owners, or holding company
DQ 1: Main income equalisation scheme
DT 14: Farm-out arrangements
DU 2: Mining expenditure: rehabilitation expenditure
DU 7: Deduction for certain mining expenditure spread on basis of units of production
DU 9: Some definitions
DU 10: Meaning of mining exploration expenditure
DU 11: Meaning of mining development expenditure: exclusion of operational expenditure
DZ 5: Farm-out arrangements for petroleum mining before 16 December 1991
DZ 13: Enhancements to land unamortised at end of 2004–05 year
EC 5: Transfer of livestock because of self-assessed adverse event
EC 14: Herd scheme
EC 15: Determining national average market values
EC 17: Herd value ratio
EC 20: Herd livestock disposed of before values determined
EC 23: Determining national standard costs
EC 27: Some definitions
EC 32: Application of sections EC 33 to EC 37
EC 33: Determining depreciation percentages
EC 37: Bailment
EC 47: Change of use of bloodstock in course of business
EC 48: Replacement breeding stock
EH 3: Persons to whom main income equalisation scheme applies
EH 17: Refund on retirement
EH 38: Adverse event deposit
EH 63: Persons to whom thinning operations income equalisation scheme applies
EJ 2: Spreading forward of deductions for repairs to fishing boats
EJ 3: Spreading forward of fertiliser expenditure
EJ 13: Permanently ceasing petroleum mining operations
FC 6: Forestry assets transferred to close relatives
FM 16: Land or business: certain farming or forestry expenditure
GB 20: Arrangements involving petroleum and mineral mining
Schedule 17: Types and classes of livestock
Schedule 18: Categories of livestock for which national standard costs to be declared
Schedule 20: Expenditure on farming, horticultural, aquacultural, and forestry improvements
Schedule 37: Statutory producer boards
107E: Decision on application to undertake non-aquaculture activity in aquaculture management area
165BC: Certain applications not to be processed or determined until aquaculture management area established in regional coastal plan
12A: Restrictions on aquaculture activities in coastal marine area and on other activities in aquaculture management areas
12B: Continuation of coastal permit for aquaculture activities if aquaculture management area ceases to exist
150A: Interpretation
150B: Moratorium
150C: Earlier expiry of moratorium in relation to specified areas
150D: Pending applications to be considered under rules as at end of moratorium
150E: Transitional provision
150F: No compensation
150G: Certain coastal permits issued in period from 1 June 1995 to 1 August 2003 continued
165E: Applications in relation to aquaculture settlement areas
165ZD: Minister of Aquaculture may suspend applications to occupy common marine and coastal area for purposes of aquaculture activities
165ZG: Application
165ZH: Processing applications for existing permit holders
165ZI: Applications for space already used for aquaculture activities
165ZJ: Additional criteria for considering applications for permits for space already used for aquaculture activities
396: Applications for marine farming in coastal marine area
396A: Notification of lapsing, cancellation, or surrender of coastal permit for marine farming
396B: Notification of rule change affecting marine farming
397: Existing applications for marine farming leases
400: Applications under Marine Farming Act 1971 for prohibited anchorages, etc
417: Permits over land other than that of holders to be produced in Land Transfer Office
426: Leases and licences executed under Marine Farming Act 1971
433: Collection of water management charges
Schedule 1A: Preparation and change of regional coastal plans providing for aquaculture activities
DB 60B: Liabilities for emissions
CX 51B: Disposal of pre-1990 forest land emissions units
411: Application of Legislation Act 2019 to provisions incorporated by reference
CX 51C: Disposal of fishing quota emissions units
GC 3B: Disposals of emissions units
298A: Causing disease or sickness in animals
HB 10: Disposal of livestock
DP 9B: Treaty of Waitangi claim settlements: rights to take timber
165A: Overview
165AB: Establishment of aquaculture management areas
165W: Preferential rights of iwi
165ZB: Regional council may request suspension of applications to occupy common marine and coastal area for purposes of aquaculture activities
165ZC: Effect on applications of request under section 165ZB
165ZE: Subsequent requests for direction in relation to suspension of receipt of applications
165ZF: Regional council may request direction to process and hear together applications for permits to occupy common marine and coastal area for purpose of aquaculture activities
28B: Functions of Minister of Aquaculture
68A: Regional coastal plan not to authorise aquaculture activities in coastal marine area as permitted activities
88F: Excluded time periods relating to pre-request aquaculture agreements
107F: Applications to undertake aquaculture activities
116A: When coastal permit for aquaculture activities may commence
123A: Duration of consent for aquaculture activities
165ZFA: Ministerial power to direct applications to be processed and heard together
165ZK: Application
165ZN: Application for coastal permit to undertake aquaculture activities
165ZR: Concurrent application to be declined or treated as withdrawn if plan change request declined or withdrawn
165ZX: Consideration of plan change request and concurrent application
360A: Regulations amending regional coastal plans in relation to aquaculture activities
360B: Conditions to be satisfied before regulations made under section 360A
134C: Offence of failing to classify dam
11: Application of Act in exclusive economic zone and in or on continental shelf
Schedule 3: Health and safety in mining sector
EJ 20E: Certain mining expenditure spread on basis of units of production
231A: Entry onto agricultural land with intent to commit imprisonable offence
Schedule 18B: Premier yearling sales
Schedule 18C: Breeds and classes of bloodstock
217A: Purpose
217B: Interpretation
217C: Application of this Part
217D: Farm must have certified freshwater farm plan if it meets land use threshold
217E: Main duties of farm operators
217F: Contents of freshwater farm plan
217G: Certification of freshwater farm plan
217H: Audit of farm for compliance with certified freshwater farm plan
217I: Functions of regional councils
217J: Records that must be kept by regional council
217K: Regional council must appoint certifiers and auditors
217L: Relationship between certified freshwater farm plan and specified instruments
217M: Regulations relating to freshwater farm plans
217N: Purpose of this Part
217O: Nitrogenous fertiliser defined
217P: Obligation to comply with regulations
217Q: Regulations relating to sales information on nitrogenous fertiliser
CT 5B: Resuming commercial production
EZ 4B: Cattle destroyed because of Mycoplasma bovis: spreading
EZ 80: Refund of excess deposit in main income equalisation account as consequence of election under section EZ 4B
331A: Application of sections 331B to 331E
85AA: Plan must be updated to reflect changes to aquaculture settlement area
165UA: Public notice of offer of authorisations by Minister of Aquaculture
165YA: Grant of authorisation
165ZDA: Minister of Aquaculture may suspend applications to occupy common marine and coastal area for purposes of aquaculture activities on own initiative
165ZDB: Effect on applications of suspension under section 165ZDA
217KA: Regional council may approve industry organisation to provide certification or audit services
CZ 25D: Improvements to farmland and horticultural plants affected by North Island flooding events and replaced—insurance or compensation
Schedule 39: Items for purposes of definition of special excluded depreciable property
165ZFHA: Interpretation
165ZFHC: Extension of coastal permits for marine farms
165ZFHD: Updating of extended coastal permits
165ZFHF: Decision to operate under extant coastal permit
165ZFHI: Power to undertake review
165ZFHJ: Purpose of review
165ZFHK: Concurrence of Director-General required for review to proceed
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