a panel’s decision on a consent application or notice of requirement that is lodged with a panel, in accordance with clause 2 of Schedule 6, before the date that is 6 months after the repeal of this Act:

the issue of a certificate of compliance by a panel, if the certificate is requested before the date that is 6 months after the repeal of this Act:

the filing, hearing, determination, or withdrawal of an appeal or a judicial review in relation to a decision on a consent application or notice of requirement or, as the case requires, the remaking of the decision:

any other matter that is legally needed in order to complete anything commenced under this Act or any Order in Council made under this Act.

a notice of intention covering the activity is given to the relevant local authority under clause 9 of Schedule 4 before the work commences and before the repeal of this Act; and

the activity begins before the repeal of this Act.

the effects of the activity cease to be the same or similar in character, intensity, and scale as they were before this Act was repealed; or

the limited duration period (if any) expires.

means 15 years, unless the duration of a consent granted for the same activity under the Resource Management Act 1991 could be unlimited under section 123 of that Act; and

must be calculated from the date on which a notice of intention for the activity is given to the relevant local authority under clause 9 of Schedule 4.

the monitoring of activities authorised by or under this Act; and

the fixing of charges; and

the recovery of costs from the EPA; and

the completion of any other matter under this Act.

iwi authorities about which the relevant local authority keeps records under section 35A of the Resource Management Act 1991; and

any groups about which the relevant local authority keeps records under that section; and

Treaty settlement entities whose area of interest overlaps, or is adjacent to, the area where the works will occur.

determine interests and values held by iwi, hapū, and Treaty settlement entities in relation to the proposed works; and

identify, for the purpose of section 32(3)(b), any wāhi tapu that would exclude an activity in that place from being a permitted activity; and

identify, as a site that requires a management plan, any other site—

recorded in the New Zealand Archaeological Association’s site recording scheme; or

recorded in a list maintained under section 65 or 81 of the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014; or

shown in the records of the Māori Land Court as a site set apart as a Maori reservation under Part 17 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993.

the interests and values identified; and

the wāhi tapu and other sites identified under subclause (3)(b) and (c); and

the protocols or management plans agreed to in relation to those interests, values, and sites.

processes for protecting the sites, which may include a process to provide for fish passage; and

the appointment of a cultural monitor to oversee the works; and

the approach to recording ongoing engagement; and

management through use of buffer zones; and

cultural protocols; and

monitoring of these matters by the agency during the period of construction.

iwi authorities about which the relevant local authority keeps records under section 35A of the Resource Management Act 1991; and

any groups about which the relevant local authority keeps records under that section; and

Treaty settlement entities whose area of interest overlaps, or is adjacent to, the area where the works will occur.

a contact number and email address for the project lead:

a brief description of the works:

a copy of any management plan developed in accordance with clause 7:

details of works that include fish passage:

a statement of whether an authority is required to modify or destroy an archaeological site and, if so, whether the authority has been applied for or obtained (see sections 44, 56, and 62 of the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014):

a copy of any accidental discovery protocol to be applied during any earthworks activities (see clause 13):

an invitation to attend a pre-start or induction meeting.

a contact number and email address for the project lead:

a brief description of the works:

a record of engagement undertaken in accordance with clause 5:

a copy of any management plan developed in accordance with clause 7:

a copy of any other monitoring plan or management plan that this schedule states must be prepared before the works commence:

an invitation to attend a pre-start or induction meeting.

location requirements for work on infrastructure; and

the permitted activities; and

the permitted activity standards, which apply in addition to the standards set out in Part 1 of this schedule.

a notice of requirement for a designation:

a notice of requirement to alter a designation.

be lodged with the EPA; and

be made in the approved form and manner; and

comply with any restrictions or obligations, such as any information requirements included in—

is classified as a prohibited activity—

is to occur within a customary marine title area, unless agreed in writing with the appropriate customary marine title group.

relates solely to 1 or more of the listed projects or referred projects; and

does not breach clause 2(3)(c) or (4); and

contains all the information required under clauses 9 to 13.

that application or notice must be treated as a new application or notice; and

the time period specified in clause 3(1) begins again for the EPA.

to the EPA; and

in relation to a consent application for a coastal permit to undertake an aquaculture activity, to the Director-General of the Ministry for Primary Industries; and

if the withdrawal occurs after persons or groups have been invited to provide written comments under clause 17(2), to those persons or groups.

by the EPA under subclause (2) (for non-payment of costs recoverable by the EPA):

by the panel—

to the applicant or requiring authority; and

if the suspension occurs after persons or groups have been invited to provide comments under clause 17(2), to those persons or groups.

within the time specified by the EPA, provide the information requested; or

advise the EPA that the information will be available, but not within the time specified by the EPA; or

advise the EPA that the local authority does not hold the information and, if the local authority knows where the information is held, advise the EPA accordingly.

received by the EPA or a panel from any person; or

sent by the EPA or a panel to any person.

a description of the proposed activity; and

a description and map of the site at which the activity is to occur; and

confirmation that the consent application complies with clause 3(1); and

the full name and address of—

a description of any other activities that are part of the proposal to which the consent application relates; and

a description of any other resource consents, notices of requirement for designations, or alterations to designations required for the proposal to which the consent application relates; and

an assessment of the activity against—

an assessment of the activity against any relevant provisions in any of the documents listed in subclause (2); and

information about any Treaty settlements that apply in the project area, including—

the conditions that the applicant proposes for the resource consent.

a national environmental standard:

other regulations made under the Resource Management Act 1991:

a national policy statement:

a New Zealand coastal policy statement:

a regional policy statement or proposed regional policy statement:

a plan or proposed plan:

a planning document recognised by a relevant iwi authority and lodged with a local authority.

any relevant objectives, policies, or rules in a document listed in subclause (2); and

any requirement, condition, or permission in any rules in any of those documents; and

any other requirements in any of those documents.

includes the information required by clause 10; and

covers the matters specified in clause 11.

a cultural impact assessment prepared by or on behalf of the relevant iwi authority; or

if a cultural impact assessment is not provided, a statement of any reasons given by the relevant iwi authority for not providing that assessment.

if a permitted activity is part of the proposal to which the consent application relates, a description that demonstrates that the activity complies with the requirements, conditions, and permissions for the permitted activity (so that a resource consent is not required for that activity under section 87A(1) of the Resource Management Act 1991); and

if the activity is to occur in an area that is within the scope of a planning document prepared by a customary marine title group under section 85 of the Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011, an assessment of the activity against any resource management matters set out in that planning document (for the purposes of clause 30(3)); and

in the case of a referred project, all the additional information required by the relevant referral order.

an assessment of the actual or potential effects on the environment:

if the activity includes the use of hazardous installations, an assessment of any risks to the environment that are likely to arise from such use:

if the activity includes the discharge of any contaminant, a description of—

a description of the mitigation measures (including safeguards and contingency plans where relevant) to be undertaken to help prevent or reduce the actual or potential effect of the activity:

identification of persons who may be affected by the activity and any response to the views of any persons consulted, including the views of iwi or hapū that have been consulted in relation to the proposal:

if iwi or hapū elect not to respond when consulted on the proposal, any reasons that they have specified for that decision:

if the scale and significance of the activity’s effects are such that monitoring is required, a description of how the effects will be monitored and by whom, if the activity is approved:

an assessment of any effects of the activity on the exercise of a protected customary right.

any effect on the people in the neighbourhood and, if relevant, the wider community, including any social, economic, or cultural effects:

any physical effect on the locality, including landscape and visual effects:

any effect on ecosystems, including effects on plants or animals and physical disturbance of habitats in the vicinity:

any effect on natural and physical resources having aesthetic, recreational, scientific, historical, spiritual, or cultural value, or other special value, for present or future generations:

any discharge of contaminants into the environment and options for the treatment and disposal of contaminants:

the unreasonable emission of noise:

any risk to the neighbourhood, the wider community, or the environment through natural hazards or hazardous installations.

the position of all new boundaries; and

the areas of all new allotments, unless the subdivision involves a cross lease, company lease, or unit plan; and

the locations and areas of new reserves to be created, including any esplanade reserves and esplanade strips; and

the locations and areas of existing esplanade reserves, esplanade strips, and access strips; and

the locations and areas of any part of the bed of a river or lake to be vested in a territorial authority under section 237A of the Resource Management Act 1991; and

the locations and areas of any land within the coastal marine area that is to become part of the common marine and coastal area under section 237A of the Resource Management Act 1991; and

the locations and areas of land to be set aside as new roads.

the location of the area to be reclaimed:

if practicable, the position of all new boundaries:

any part of the reclaimed area to be set aside as an esplanade reserve or esplanade strip.

a description of the site to which the notice of requirement applies; and

information on the effects of the proposed project or work on the environment, together with a description of how any adverse effects will be mitigated; and

confirmation that the notice of requirement complies with clause 3(1); and

an assessment of the project or work against—

information about any Treaty settlements that apply in the project area, including—

the full name and address of —

an assessment of whether the project or work and the designation sought are reasonably necessary for achieving the objectives of the requiring authority; and

any consideration of alternative sites, routes, or methods of undertaking the project or work; and

a list of the resource consents needed for the project or work and whether these have been applied for; and

a description of any consultation undertaken with parties likely to be affected by the project or work and the designation; and

a cultural impact assessment prepared by or on behalf of the relevant iwi authority; and

if a cultural assessment is not provided, a statement of the reasons (if any) given by the relevant iwi authority as to why an assessment is not being provided; and

any conditions that the requiring authority proposes for the designation.

a national policy statement:

a New Zealand coastal policy statement:

a regional policy statement or proposed regional policy statement:

a plan or proposed plan:

a planning document recognised by a relevant iwi authority and lodged with a local authority.

the application related to an activity within the abutting district; and

the district plan applying in the abutting district applied to the proposed location of the activity.

the relevant local authorities; and

the relevant iwi authorities; and

a Treaty settlement entity relevant to the listed project, including an entity that has an interest under a Treaty settlement in an area where a listed project is to occur; and

if a consent application relates to an activity in a customary marine title area, the relevant customary marine title group; and

if a consent application relates to an activity in a protected customary rights area, the relevant protected customary rights group; and

the owners of the land on which the project is to be undertaken and the land adjacent to that land; and

the occupiers of the land on which the project is to be undertaken and the land adjacent to that land unless, after reasonable inquiry, an occupier cannot be identified; and

Ministers of the Crown responsible for the following portfolios:

the Director-General of Conservation; and

each of the organisations listed in subclause (6)(k) to (u); and

any requiring authority that has a designation on land on which the project is to be undertaken, or on land that is adjacent to the land on which the project is to be undertaken.

the relevant local authorities; and

the relevant iwi authorities, including those identified in the report obtained under section 17(1); and

a Treaty settlement entity relevant to the referred project, including—

if a consent application relates to an activity in a customary marine title area, the relevant customary marine title group (including any relevant customary marine title group identified in the report obtained under section 17(1)); and

if a consent application relates to an activity in a protected customary rights area, the relevant protected customary rights group (including any relevant protected customary rights group identified in the report obtained under section 17(1)); and

any applicant group under the Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011 identified in the report obtained under section 17(1); and

the owners of the land on which the project is to be undertaken and the land adjacent to that land; and

the occupiers of the land on which the project is to be undertaken and the land adjacent to that land unless, after reasonable inquiry, an occupier cannot be identified; and

Ministers of the Crown responsible for the portfolios listed in subclause (4)(h); and

the Director-General of Conservation; and

Business New Zealand Incorporated; and

Employers’ and Manufacturers’ Association (Northern) Incorporated; and

Environmental Defence Society Incorporated; and

Generation Zero Incorporated; and

Greenpeace of New Zealand Incorporated; and

Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga; and

Infrastructure New Zealand Incorporated; and

the New Zealand Fish and Game Council; and

the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission/Te Waihanga; and

Property Council of New Zealand Incorporated; and

Royal Forest & Bird Protection Society of New Zealand Incorporated; and

any requiring authority that has a designation on land on which the project is to be undertaken, or on land that is adjacent to that land.