Spatial Planning Bill

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Hon David Parker

Spatial Planning Bill

Government Bill

187—1

	Explanatory note
1	Title
2	Commencement
	Part 1 Preliminary provisions
	Purpose and related provision
3	Purpose
4	How regional spatial strategies promote integration
	Tiriti o Waitangi and other matters
5	Tiriti o Waitangi
6	Protected customary rights in common marine and coastal area
7	Iwi and hapū responsibilities in relation to te taiao
	Interpretation and other matters
8	Interpretation
9	General transitional, savings, and related provisions
10	Transitional, savings, and related provisions for upholding Treaty settlements, NHNP Act, and other arrangements
11	Act binds the Crown
	Part 2 Regional spatial strategies
	Subpart 1—Requirement for regional spatial strategies
12	Every region must have regional spatial strategy
13	Where regional spatial strategies are not required
14	Geographical boundaries of regional spatial strategies
	Subpart 2—Scope and contents of regional spatial strategies
15	Scope of regional spatial strategies
16	General contents and form of regional spatial strategies
17	Contents of regional spatial strategies: key matters
18	Contents of regional spatial strategies: other matters of sufficient significance
19	Level of detail in regional spatial strategies
20	Statutory acknowledgements attached to regional spatial strategies
21	Te Ture Whaimana
	Subpart 3—Preparation and review of regional spatial strategies
	Adoption and amendment of regional spatial strategies
22	How regional spatial strategies are prepared and adopted
23	When regional spatial strategies may be adopted or amended
	Considerations, etc, when preparing regional spatial strategies
24	General considerations: instruments
25	General considerations: other matters
26	Planning documents prepared by customary marine title groups
27	Protected Māori land
28	Quality of evidence and other information
29	Incorporation of information from natural and built environment plans
	Process for preparing regional spatial strategies
30	Regional planning committees must adopt process
31	Process must support quality decision-making
32	Process must encourage participation
33	Process must comply with Māori participation arrangements
34	Process must contain key steps
35	Process may include hearings
36	Minister responsible for Maori Commercial Aquaculture Claims Settlement Act 2004 must be notified
	Engagement agreements
37	Purpose of engagement agreements
38	When engagement agreements must be initiated
39	Initiation and formation of engagement agreements
40	Form and contents of engagement agreements
41	When engagement agreements end
	Cross-regional issues
42	Establishment of cross-regional planning committees
43	Cross-regional spatial strategies
	Minor, technical, and directed amendments to regional spatial strategies
44	Minor or technical amendments
45	Amendments directed by national planning framework
	Renewal and review of regional spatial strategies
46	Regional spatial strategies must be renewed every 9 years
47	Regional spatial strategies must be reviewed if national planning framework amended or replaced
48	Regional spatial strategies must be reviewed if there is significant change in region
49	Policy for determining if there is significant change
50	Review of provisions incorporated from cross-regional spatial strategies
51	Public notice of reviews
	Subpart 4—Implementation of regional spatial strategies
	Implementation plans
52	Implementation plans must be prepared and adopted
53	Consultation on implementation plans and agreement of responsible persons
54	Contents of implementation plans
55	Review of implementation plans
56	Reporting on implementation plans
	Implementation agreements
57	Implementation agreements
	Part 3 General powers, duties, and other matters
	Subpart 1—Powers and duties
	Ministerial powers to intervene and assist
58	Minister may require information
59	Minister may investigate and recommend
60	Minister may direct amendment to regional spatial strategies
61	Ministers may direct review of regional spatial strategies
62	Minister may direct that other action be taken
63	Minister may make grants and loans
	Duty of others to assist
64	Duty to assist regional planning committees
	Subpart 2—Protection of rights or interests in freshwater and geothermal resources
65	Rights or interests in freshwater and geothermal resources preserved
	Subpart 3—Miscellaneous provisions
66	Interests in land are not taken or injuriously affected by regional spatial strategies
67	System performance
	Secondary legislation
68	Regulations
69	Order in Council to amend Schedule 3
	Amendments to other Acts
70	Amendments to other Acts
	Schedule 1 Transitional, savings, and related provisions
	Schedule 2 Transitional, savings, and related provisions for upholding Treaty settlements, NHNP Act, and other arrangements
	Schedule 3 Government policy statements
	Schedule 4 Preparation of regional spatial strategies: key process steps
	Schedule 5 Amendments to other Acts

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