sec.107Existing show cause notices and compliance notices

### sec.107 Existing show cause notices and compliance notices Subsection (2) applies if, before 8 October 2009— a person was given a show cause notice under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 24 in relation to the carrying out of prohibited development under that Act; and the chief executive has not under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 25 given the person a notice stating that the proposed action will not be taken; and an official has not under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 26(1) given the person a compliance notice. From 8 October 2009— the repealed Moratorium Act, sections 25 and 26(1) to (4) continue to apply; and a reference to a compliance notice in the provisions is taken to be a reference to a restoration notice; and a reference in the compliance notice to carrying out prohibited development is taken to be a reference to committing a vegetation clearing offence in the restoration notice. Subsection (4) applies if a compliance notice was given under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 26 before 8 October 2009 in relation to the carrying out of prohibited development under that Act. From 8 October 2009— the compliance notice is taken to be a restoration notice; and a reference in the compliance notice to carrying out prohibited development is taken to be a reference to committing a vegetation clearing offence in the restoration notice. In this section— compliance notice see the repealed Moratorium Act, section 24(2). show cause notice means a notice that complies with the Moratorium Act, section 24(3). s 107 ins 2009 No. 43 s 48 (retro) (sec.107-ssec.1) Subsection (2) applies if, before 8 October 2009— a person was given a show cause notice under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 24 in relation to the carrying out of prohibited development under that Act; and the chief executive has not under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 25 given the person a notice stating that the proposed action will not be taken; and an official has not under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 26(1) given the person a compliance notice. (sec.107-ssec.2) From 8 October 2009— the repealed Moratorium Act, sections 25 and 26(1) to (4) continue to apply; and a reference to a compliance notice in the provisions is taken to be a reference to a restoration notice; and a reference in the compliance notice to carrying out prohibited development is taken to be a reference to committing a vegetation clearing offence in the restoration notice. (sec.107-ssec.3) Subsection (4) applies if a compliance notice was given under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 26 before 8 October 2009 in relation to the carrying out of prohibited development under that Act. (sec.107-ssec.4) From 8 October 2009— the compliance notice is taken to be a restoration notice; and a reference in the compliance notice to carrying out prohibited development is taken to be a reference to committing a vegetation clearing offence in the restoration notice. (sec.107-ssec.5) In this section— compliance notice see the repealed Moratorium Act, section 24(2). show cause notice means a notice that complies with the Moratorium Act, section 24(3). - (a) a person was given a show cause notice under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 24 in relation to the carrying out of prohibited development under that Act; and - (b) the chief executive has not under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 25 given the person a notice stating that the proposed action will not be taken; and - (c) an official has not under the repealed Moratorium Act, section 26(1) given the person a compliance notice. - (a) the repealed Moratorium Act, sections 25 and 26(1) to (4) continue to apply; and - (b) a reference to a compliance notice in the provisions is taken to be a reference to a restoration notice; and - (c) a reference in the compliance notice to carrying out prohibited development is taken to be a reference to committing a vegetation clearing offence in the restoration notice. - (a) the compliance notice is taken to be a restoration notice; and - (b) a reference in the compliance notice to carrying out prohibited development is taken to be a reference to committing a vegetation clearing offence in the restoration notice.