sec.64Application of ambulatory boundary principles in this part

### sec.64 Application of ambulatory boundary principles in this part It is the intention of this part that the ambulatory boundary principles are taken to have always applied, and that the principles continue to apply, unless their operation is excluded by contrary intention. Subsection (1) applies to a tidal boundary or non-tidal boundary even if the application to the boundary of division 2 , subdivisions 2 to 4 , or division 4 , subdivisions 2 to 4 , is excluded. Subsection (4) applies if— a provision of this part provides for the application of the ambulatory boundary principles to a natural feature; and the natural feature is other than, strictly, the boundary between land and water. the top of a bank the toe of a dune a depositional feature The ambulatory boundary principles are taken to apply, and if the case requires, are taken to have applied, to the natural feature, to the greatest practicable extent, in the same way and to the same extent as they apply, or would have applied, to the boundary, between the land and the water, of land bounded by water. s 64 ins 2010 No. 12 s 215 amd 2023 No. 2 s 108 sch 1 (sec.64-ssec.1) It is the intention of this part that the ambulatory boundary principles are taken to have always applied, and that the principles continue to apply, unless their operation is excluded by contrary intention. (sec.64-ssec.2) Subsection (1) applies to a tidal boundary or non-tidal boundary even if the application to the boundary of division 2 , subdivisions 2 to 4 , or division 4 , subdivisions 2 to 4 , is excluded. (sec.64-ssec.3) Subsection (4) applies if— a provision of this part provides for the application of the ambulatory boundary principles to a natural feature; and the natural feature is other than, strictly, the boundary between land and water. the top of a bank the toe of a dune a depositional feature (sec.64-ssec.4) The ambulatory boundary principles are taken to apply, and if the case requires, are taken to have applied, to the natural feature, to the greatest practicable extent, in the same way and to the same extent as they apply, or would have applied, to the boundary, between the land and the water, of land bounded by water. - (a) a provision of this part provides for the application of the ambulatory boundary principles to a natural feature; and - (b) the natural feature is other than, strictly, the boundary between land and water. Examples of natural features for paragraph (b) — • the top of a bank • the toe of a dune • a depositional feature - • the top of a bank - • the toe of a dune - • a depositional feature - • the top of a bank - • the toe of a dune - • a depositional feature