Section 107C — Resource Management Act 1991: Circumstances when written approval for resource consent required from holder of customary rights order

107C Circumstances when written approval for resource consent required from holder of customary rights order (1) This section applies if— (a) the holder of a customary rights order gives written approval under section 107A(1) for a resource consent for a proposed activity; and (b) the carrying out of the proposed activity under the resource consent would have the effect of suspending or cancelling, in whole or in part, the relevant customary rights order. (2) The holder of the customary rights order must acknowledge in writing that the effect described in subsection (1)(b) will occur. (3) Both the written approval given under section 107A(1) and the written acknowledgement given under subsection (2) — (a) form part of the application for a resource consent for the proposed activity; and (b) if a resource consent is granted, form part of the resource consent for that activity. Sections 107A to 107D were inserted, as from 17 January 2005, by section 25 Resource Management (Foreshore and Seabed) Amendment Act 2004 (2004 No 94). See sections 40 to 43 of that Act.