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✨ Local Government Reorganisation Order

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 99

The Local Government (Southland Region) Reorganisation Order 1989

PAUL REEVES, Governor-General

ORDER IN COUNCIL

At Wellington this 9th day of June 1989

Present:

His Excellency the Governor-General in Council

Pursuant to section 36 of the Local Government Act 1974, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby makes the following order.

Analysis

1 Title and commencement
2 Elections
3 Communities

PART I

Southland Region

4 Constitution of Southland Region
5 Constituent authorities
6 Dissolution of existing local authorities and abolition of existing districts
7 References to former authorities
8 Dissolution of existing community councils and abolition of existing committees

PART II

Southland Regional Council

9 Southland Regional Council
10 Interpretation
11 Constituencies
12 Membership
13 First election
14 First meeting
15 Chief executive
16 Functions, duties, and powers
17 Rural services committee
18 Regional land transport committee
19 Harbour committee
20 Administration headquarters
21 Rating
22 Regional planning
23 Civil defence
24 Vesting of property
25 Title to property
26 Transitional committee
27 Membership of transitional committee
28 No casting vote
29 Exclusion of non-voting members
30 Obligation of transitional committee to appoint chief executive
31 Principal local authority
32 Costs of transitional committee
33 Delegation of service delivery

PART III

Invercargill District

34 Constitution of Invercargill District
35 Invercargill District Council
36 Interpretation
37 Wards
38 Membership
39 First election
40 First meeting
41 Chief executive
42 Functions, duties, and powers
43 Administration headquarters
44 Service delivery centre
45 Communities
46 Rating
47 Town and country planning
48 Civil defence
49 Vesting of property
50 Title to property
51 Transitional committee
52 Membership of transitional committee
53 No casting vote
54 Exclusion of non-voting members
55 Obligation of transitional committee to appoint chief executive
56 Principal local authority
57 Costs of transitional committee

PART IV

Gore District

58 Constitution of Gore District
59 Gore District Council
60 Interpretation
61 Wards
62 Membership
63 First election
64 First meeting

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Paul Reeves, Governor-General

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