This Act is the Walking Access Act 2008.
Walking Access Act 2008
Jurisdiction | New Zealand |
Citation | 2008 No 101 |
Reference | 2008 No 101 |
Record Number | DLM1244000 |
Act Number | 101 |
Type of Document | Act |
This Act comes into force on the day after the date on which it receives the Royal assent.
The purpose of this Act is—
- to provide the New Zealand public with free, certain, enduring, and practical walking access to the outdoors (including around the coast and lakes, along rivers, and to public resources) so that the public can enjoy the outdoors; and
to establish the New Zealand Walking Access Commission with responsibility for leading and supporting the negotiation, establishment, maintenance, and improvement of—
- walking access (including walkways, which are one form of walking access) over public and private land; and
- types of access that may be associated with walking access, such as access with firearms, dogs, bicycles, or motor vehicles.
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,—
administering authority means any Minister, department, local authority, or public body, or the Commissioner of Crown Lands, that owns, controls, or administers any public land
cadastre has the same meaning as in section 4 of the Cadastral Survey Act 2002
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