In Part 7B, unless the context otherwise requires,—
Canterbury (Hurunui River to Rakaia River) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at a point near the mouth of the Hurunui River (at 42°54.070′S and 173°17.670′E); then
(b)
proceeding due east to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 42°54.070′S and 173°36.347′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally southerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 44°02.998′S and 172°27.062′E; then
(d)
proceeding in a north-westerly direction to a point near the mouth of the Rakaia River (at 43°53.600′S and 172°14.040′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally northerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point near the mouth of the Hurunui River (at 42°54.070′S and 173°17.670′E)
Chatham Islands means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by the New Zealand Territorial Sea surrounding the Chatham Islands
Kahurangi (Heaphy River to Farewell Spit Lighthouse) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at a point near the mouth of the Heaphy River (at 40°59.250′S and 172°06.420′E); then
(b)
proceeding due west to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 40°59.250′S and 171°49.905′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally northerly then easterly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 40°19.370′S and 173°00.564′E; then
(d)
proceeding due south to the Farewell Spit Lighthouse (at 40°32.765′S and 173°00.564′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally westerly then southerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point near the mouth of the Heaphy River (at 40°59.250′S and 172°06.420′E)
Kaikōura (Clarence River to Hurunui River) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at a point near the mouth of the Clarence River (at 42°10.000′S and 173°56.000′E); then
(b)
proceeding due east to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 42°10.000′S and 174°12.533′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally southerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 42°54.070′S and 173°36.347′E; then
(d)
proceeding due west to a point near the mouth of the Hurunui River (at 42°54.070′S and 173°17.670′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally northerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point near the mouth of the Clarence River (at 42°10.000′S and 173°56.000′E)
North Otago (Rakaia River to Taiaroa Head) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at a point near the mouth of the Rakaia River (at 43°53.600′S and 172°14.040′E); then
(b)
proceeding in a south-easterly direction to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 44°02.998′S and 172°27.062′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally southerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 45°46.420′S and 171°02.086′E; then
(d)
proceeding due west to the Taiaroa Head Lighthouse (at 45°46.420′S and 170°43.727′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally northerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point near the mouth of the Rakaia River (at 43°53.600′S and 172°14.040′E)
South West (Sand Hill Point to south bank of Haast River) means all New Zealand fisheries waters (excluding the internal waters of Fiordland) enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at Sand Hill Point (at 46°15.200′S and 167°19.050′E); then
(b)
proceeding in a south-easterly direction to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 46°28.489′S and 167°21.761′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally south-westerly then northerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 43°40.347′S and 168°47.212′E; then
(d)
proceeding in a south-easterly direction to a point near the mouth of the Haast River (at 43°50.760′S and 169°01.572′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally southerly direction along the mean high-water mark, and excluding the internal waters of Fiordland, back to the starting point at Sand Hill Point (at 46°15.200′S and 167°19.050′E)
Southern (Taiaroa Head to Sand Hill Point (southern boundary of the Fiordland Marine Area)) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at the Taiaroa Head Lighthouse (at 45°46.420′S and 170°43.727′E); then
(b)
proceeding due east to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 45°46.420′S and 171°02.086′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally south-easterly then northerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 46°28.489′S and 167°21.761′E; then
(d)
proceeding in a north-westerly direction to Sand Hill Point (at 46°15.200′S and 167°19.050′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally easterly then northerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point at the Taiaroa Head Lighthouse (at 45°46.420′S and 170°43.727′E)
Tasman (Farewell Spit to Clarence River) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at the Farewell Spit Lighthouse (at 40°32.765′S and 173°00.564′E); then
(b)
proceeding due north to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 40°19.370′S and 173°00.564′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally easterly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to the intersection with Fishery Management Area 7 (at 40°47.199′S and 174°22.883′E); then
(d)
proceeding in a generally southerly direction along the boundary of Fishery Management Area 7 to the intersection with the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 41°31.758′S and 174°32.680′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally westerly then southerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to the intersection with Fishery Management Area 7 (at 42°10.000′S and 174°12.533′E); then
(f)
proceeding due west to a point near the mouth of the Clarence River (at 42°10.000′S and 173°56.000′E); then
(g)
proceeding in a generally northerly then westerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point at the Farewell Spit Lighthouse (at 40°32.765′S and 173°00.564′E)
Westland (south bank of Haast River to Heaphy River) means all New Zealand fisheries waters enclosed by a line—
(a)
commencing at a point near the mouth of the Haast River (at 43°50.760′S and 169°01.572′E); then
(b)
proceeding in a north-westerly direction to the intersection with the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea (at 43°40.347′S and 168°47.212′E); then
(c)
proceeding in a generally northerly direction along the outer limit of the New Zealand Territorial Sea to a point at 40°59.250′S and 171°49.905′E; then
(d)
proceeding due east to a point near the mouth of the Heaphy River (at 40°59.250′S and 172°06.420′E); then
(e)
proceeding in a generally southerly direction along the mean high-water mark back to the starting point near the mouth of the Haast River (at 43°50.760′S and 169°01.572′E).