New Zealand Legislation: Regulations
Regulations are laws made under Acts
(1) In these regulations, permit area, in relation to an application for a permit, means the broken or unbroken area to which the application relates, defined using 1 or more of the following descriptors:
(a) co-ordinates of the boundaries:
(b) land parcels:
(c) bearings, distances, or both, from a fixed point (for example, a trig station) in terms of a specified projection:
(d) geographical features (for example, a river edge or mountain peak):
(e) coastline, sovereign, territorial, or other boundaries:
(f) any other descriptor acceptable to the Secretary.
(2) In these regulations permit area, other than in relation to an application for a permit area, means the broken or unbroken area in relation to which a permit holder has been granted a permit, defined using 1 or more of the following descriptors:
(a) co-ordinates of the boundaries:
(b) land parcels:
(c) bearings, distances, or both, from a fixed point (for example, a trig station) in terms of a specified projection:
(d) geographical features (for example, a river edge or mountain peak):
(e) coastline, sovereign, territorial, or other boundaries:
(f) any other descriptor acceptable to the Secretary.
