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previously were, or which would have been, the responsibility of the former authorities had they not been dissolved; and
(c) Have and may exercise and be responsible for all actions, suits, and proceedings pending by or against, or which would have been the responsibility of the former authorities had they not been dissolved; and
(d) Succeeded to the bylaws which are in force in the districts of the former authorities. Until revoked or altered by the newly constituted local authority each such bylaw shall remain in force in the area to which it applied immediately before the constitution of the district, and every bylaw which cannot be restricted to that area shall be deemed inapplicable and revoked by the dissolution of the former authorities; and
(e) Succeeded to all rates and levies, and other money payable to the former authorities, had they not been dissolved; and
(f) Succeeded to the valuation rolls and rate records in force in the districts of the former authorities. These shall remain in force in the district of the newly constituted local authority until new valuation rolls are made by that local authority.
(2) The Mayor or Chairperson of each local authority constituted by this order shall have and may exercise the functions, duties, and powers of the Mayors and Chairmen of the former authorities.
(3) The principal administrative officer of each local authority constituted by this order shall have and may exercise the functions, duties, and powers of the principal administrative officers of the former authorities.
207 CREDITORS
Subject to section 37F of the Local Government Act 1974, the rights or interests of creditors of the former authorities shall not be affected by this order.
208 LOCAL AUTHORITIES PETROLEUM TAX
For the purposes of Part XI of the Local Government Act 1974, the local authorities constituted by this order shall be successors to the former authorities.
209 SPECIAL FUNDS
(1) The special funds of the former authorities shall:
(a) Be expended only for the purposes for which they were set aside; and
(b) Except for any plant renewal fund, be expended for the benefit of the area in which they originated and, after provision has been made for all liabilities, any money required to be paid into any such fund, to meet any deficit, shall be found from within that area.
(2) After the 1st day of November 1996, the local authorities constituted by this order:
(a) Shall review any special fund provided for in subclause (1) of this clause; and
(b) May resolve that from a date to be determined by the council, such special fund may be applied for such other purpose or purposes as the council considers appropriate.
(3) Notwithstanding subclause (2) of this clause, the local authorities constituted by this order may at any time before the 1st day of November 1996, with the approval of the Local Government Commission, resolve to vary the use of any special funds.
(4) All funds held by the administering authorities of reserves under the Reserves Act 1977 shall be deemed to be special funds for the purposes of this clause.
210 LOANS
Any rate made and levied to meet the annual charges in respect of any loan secured over the district of any of the former authorities shall continue to be made and levied on the same basis as applied before the 1st day of November 1989:
Provided that the local authorities constituted by this order may at any time before the 1st day of November 1996 review the basis upon which any such rate is made and levied and, with the approval of the Local Government Commission, resolve to vary such basis.
211 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
The provisions of section 60 of the Local Government Amendment Act (No. 2) 1989 shall apply in relation to the apportionment of the assets and liabilities of the former authorities, as defined in Parts II to IX of this order, as if this order did not make provision for the apportionment of those assets and liabilities.
Provided that there shall be no apportionment of the assets and liabilities of the Auckland Harbour Board pursuant to this clause.
212 LOAN LIABILITIES
Subject to section 37F(2) of the Local Government Act 1974, all loan liabilities existing immediately before the 1st day of November 1989 shall continue to be secured against the area over which they were secured at that date.
213 RESIDUAL AUTHORITIES
In the case of a former authority listed in the Twelfth Schedule to this order, the local authority that shall be responsible for:
(a) The preparation of the annual financial statement for that former local authority for the financial year commencing on the 1st day of April 1989 and for any earlier financial years for which an annual financial statement has not been prepared or, in the case of the Auckland Harbour Board, for the financial year commencing on the 1st day of October 1989 and for any earlier financial years for which an annual financial statement has not been prepared; and
(b) The documents (as defined in section 248 of the Local Government Act 1974) and local archives (as so defined) of that former local authority, other than those documents or local archives relating to a specified area or function, shall be the local authority designated in that Schedule in relation to that former authority as a residual authority.
214 CONDUCT OF AFFAIRS
The provisions of section 223C of the Local Government Act 1974 relating to the conduct of affairs of local authorities and community boards applies to the local authorities and community boards constituted by this order.
PART XII
Miscellaneous
215 COUNCIL OF THE AUCKLAND INSTITUTE AND MUSEUM
(1) Section 5 of the Auckland War Memorial Museum and Maintenance Act 1979 shall be modified as if the contributing authorities were entitled to representation on the Council of the Auckland Institute and Museum in the following manner:
(a) The Rodney District Council, by 1 member appointed triennially by it; and
(b) The North Shore City Council, by 2 members appointed triennially by it; and
(c) The Waitakere City Council, by 2 members appointed triennially by it; and
(d) The Auckland City Council, by 3 members appointed triennially by it; and
(e) The Manukau City Council, by 3 members appointed triennially by it; and
(f) The Papakura District Council, by 1 member appointed triennially by it; and
(g) The Franklin District Council, by 1 member appointed triennially by it.
(2) The Schedule to the Auckland War Memorial Museum and Maintenance Act 1979 is hereby amended by omitting from the definition of "contributing authorities" the names of the former authorities.
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Auckland Harbour Board Property Vesting
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ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentAuckland Harbour Board, Property, Vesting, Reserves, Recreational Facilities, Territorial Authority, Auckland Regional Council, Local Government Commission
ποΈ Creditors' Rights
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentCreditors, Rights, Local Government Act 1974
ποΈ Local Authorities Petroleum Tax
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentPetroleum Tax, Local Government Act 1974
ποΈ Special Funds Management
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentSpecial Funds, Local Government Commission, Reserves Act 1977
ποΈ Loan Rates and Levies
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentLoans, Rates, Levies, Local Government Commission
ποΈ Assets and Liabilities Apportionment
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentAssets, Liabilities, Local Government Amendment Act (No. 2) 1989
ποΈ Loan Liabilities Security
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentLoan Liabilities, Local Government Act 1974
ποΈ Residual Authorities Responsibilities
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentResidual Authorities, Financial Statements, Local Archives
ποΈ Conduct of Affairs
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentConduct of Affairs, Local Government Act 1974
ποΈ Auckland Institute and Museum Council
ποΈ Provincial & Local GovernmentAuckland War Memorial Museum, Council Representation, Contributing Authorities