1 Title
2 Commencement
Purpose of Act
3 Purpose
4 Act binds the Crown
5 Outline
Historical account
6 Account
Crown acknowledgements
7 Acknowledgements
Crown apology
8 Apology
Interpretation
9 Intention of Act generally
10 Interpretation
11 Meaning of Ngāti Whare
12 Meaning of historical claim
Settlement of historical claims
13 Settlement of historical claims final
14 Amendment to Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975
15 Certain enactments do not apply
16 Removal of memorials
Miscellaneous matters
17 Rule against perpetuities does not apply
18 Timing of actions or matters
19 Access to deed of settlement
Cultural redress
Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park
20 Crown acknowledgement
21 Whirinaki conservation management plan to be prepared
22 Preparation of draft plan
23 Notification of draft plan
24 Availability of draft plan
25 Hearing of submissions on draft plan
26 Revision of draft plan
27 Referral of draft plan to Conservation Authority and Minister
28 Approval of draft plan
29 Conservation Authority to make recommendation on disagreement
30 Approval of draft plan following recommendation
31 Mediation
32 Reviews of Whirinaki Plan
33 Amendments to Whirinaki Plan
34 Application of Conservation Act 1987
35 Areas added
Te Whāiti-Nui-a-Toi Canyon and Tūwatawata specially protected areas
36 Crown acknowledgement
37 Te Whāiti-Nui-a-Toi Canyon
38 Tūwatawata
39 Restrictions on activities
40 Application of Conservation Act 1987
Whirinaki regeneration project
41 Te Pua o Whirinaki Regeneration Trust
Protocols and accord
42 Authority to issue, amend, or cancel accord or protocols
43 Accord and protocols subject to rights, functions, and obligations
44 Enforceability of conservation accord and protocols
45 Conservation accord
46 Fisheries protocol
47 Taonga tūturu protocol
48 Crown minerals protocol
Statutory acknowledgement
49 Statutory acknowledgement by the Crown
50 Purposes of statutory acknowledgement
51 Relevant consent authorities to have regard to statutory acknowledgement
52 Environment Court to have regard to statutory acknowledgement
53 Historic Places Trust and Environment Court to have regard to statutory acknowledgement
54 Recording statutory acknowledgement on statutory plans
55 Distribution of resource consent applications to trustees of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whare
56 Use of statutory acknowledgement
57 Meaning of river in statutory acknowledgements and deeds of recognition
Deeds of recognition
58 Authorisation to enter into and amend deeds of recognition
General provisions
59 Exercise of powers and performance of duties and functions
60 Rights not affected
61 Limitations of rights
Amendment to Resource Management Act 1991
62 Amendment to Resource Management Act 1991
Advisory committees
63 Fisheries advisory committee
64 Fisheries (conservation) advisory committee
Geographic names
65 Interpretation
66 New official geographic name
67 Publication of new official geographic name
68 Alteration of new official geographic name
69 When new official geographic name takes effect
The Crown may provide other similar redress
70 The Crown may provide other similar redress
Vesting of properties
Sites that vest in fee simple
Regeneration land
71 Pareranui site
72 Tauranga-o-Reti site
73 Te Teko site
74 Mangamate Kāinga site
75 Wekanui Kāinga
76 Otahi Kāinga
77 Te Pukemohoao Kāinga
78 Matuatahi Pā
79 Balance of Regeneration Land
80 Subsequent vesting of regeneration land
Wāhi tapu sites
81 Otutakahiao site
82 Waimurupūhā site
83 Mangamate Falls site
84 Te Takanga-a-Wharepakau site
Jointly vested sites
85 Hināmoki Pā site
86 Okārea Pā site
87 Te Rake Pā site
88 Te Tāpiri Pā site
89 Māori reservation
90 How various Acts affect jointly vested sites
91 Title to jointly vested sites
General provisions relating to vesting of properties
92 Properties vest subject to, or together with, encumbrances
93 Registration of ownership
94 Application of Part 4A of Conservation Act 1987
95 Recording application of Part 4A of Conservation Act 1987 and sections of this Act
96 Application of other enactments
97 Provisions of other Acts that have same effect for jointly vested sites
98 Non-cultural redress properties
Provisions relating to reserve sites
99 Application of Reserves Act 1977 to reserve sites
100 Subsequent transfer of reserve land
Provisions relating to forest sites
101 CNI forests sites
102 Removal of easement from former Crown forest land
103 Removal of Crown forestry licence memorial
Wharepakau title
104 Registration of land in name of Wharepakau
105 How various Acts affect protected land
Rangitaiki River Management Framework
106 Definitions for sections 107 to 133
107 Acknowledgements
Rangitaiki River Forum
108 Establishment and purpose of Forum
109 Functions of Forum
110 Capacity
111 Procedures of Forum
112 Members of Forum
113 Chair and deputy chair
114 Standing orders
115 Meetings of Forum
116 Decision making
117 Conflict of interest
118 Application of other statutory provisions
119 Forum to be open and inclusive
120 Administrative and technical support of Forum
Rangitaiki River Document
121 Preparation and approval of Rangitaiki River Document
122 Contents of Rangitaiki River Document
123 Effect on Resource Management Act 1991 planning documents
124 Effect on conservation planning documents
Process for preparation and approval of Rangitaiki River Document
125 Preparation of draft River Document
126 Notification and submissions on draft River Document
127 Approval of River Document
128 Review of and amendments to River Document
Recognition of tuna
129 Recognition of habitat of tuna
Joint management agreements
130 Duty to make joint management agreement
131 Scope of joint management agreements
132 Legal framework
133 Horomanga Wash local purpose reserve
Schedule 1Specially protected areas
Schedule 2Statutory areas
Schedule 3Cultural and non-cultural redress properties
Legislative history
The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: