New Zealand Legislation: Bills
Bills are proposed Acts
(1) Any person may object to a provision in a territorial authority’s affordable housing policy on any ground.
(2) A person to whom notice is given under section 22(2)(a), ie, a person doing a development, may object to the decision on any ground.—
(a) may object to the decision on any ground; and
(b) may object to a provision in the territorial authority's affordable housing policy on any ground.
(3) A person to whom notice is given under section 22(2)(b) or (c), ie, the owner of the land on which a person proposes to do a development or the owner of land bordering the land on which the person proposes to do the development, may object to the decision—
(a) may object to the decision on the ground that the decision—
(i) renders the land incapable of reasonable use; and
(ii) places an unfair and unreasonable burden on the person:; and
(b) may object to the decision on any other ground.; and
(c) may object to a provision in the territorial authority's affordable housing policy on any ground.
(4) A person to whom notice is given under section 23, ie, a person affected by a decision on a section 11 to 14 matter,— may object to the decision on any ground.
(a) may object to the decision on any ground; and
(b) may object to a provision in the territorial authority's affordable housing policy on any ground.
(5) No person may object under section 25 to the existence of the policy.
Compare: 1991 No 69 s 85(2), (3)