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sec.104Effect of call in notice
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### sec.104 Effect of call in notice
When the Minister gives a call in notice to the decision-maker—
any decision on the application made by the decision-maker, including any deemed approval, stops having effect; and
any decision notice given by the decision-maker for the application stops having effect; and
any appeal against a decision by the decision-maker for the application is discontinued; and
the process for assessing the application starts again from the restarting point.
The giving of a call in notice does not stop a local government giving or amending an infrastructure charges notice.
s 104 amd 2017 No. 12 s 46 ; 2024 No. 13 s 72
(sec.104-ssec.1) When the Minister gives a call in notice to the decision-maker— any decision on the application made by the decision-maker, including any deemed approval, stops having effect; and any decision notice given by the decision-maker for the application stops having effect; and any appeal against a decision by the decision-maker for the application is discontinued; and the process for assessing the application starts again from the restarting point.
(sec.104-ssec.2) The giving of a call in notice does not stop a local government giving or amending an infrastructure charges notice.
- (a) any decision on the application made by the decision-maker, including any deemed approval, stops having effect; and
- (b) any decision notice given by the decision-maker for the application stops having effect; and
- (c) any appeal against a decision by the decision-maker for the application is discontinued; and
- (d) the process for assessing the application starts again from the restarting point.