New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 32

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Parliamentary Summary

Bills Introduced

Local Bills*

(Minister/Member in Charge Shown in Parenthesis)

23 January 1991
Invercargill Reserves Vesting and Empowering Bill (Mr Munro)

Referred to Select Committee
Internal Affairs and Local Government

1 February 1991
Chatham Islands County Council (Rates and County Dues Validation) Bill (Ms Gail McIntosh)

Referred to Select Committee
Internal Affairs and Local Government

Note:
Both of these local bills were introduced during an adjournment pursuant to Standing Order 248 and referred to the Internal Affairs and Local Government Select Committee for consideration and report.

Private Bill

8 November 1990
Silverpeaks County Council (Karitane Lump Sum Validation) Bill. (Hon. Warren Cooper.)

Referred to Select Committee
Internal Affairs and Local Government

Summary of Bills Introduced

Chatham Islands County Council (Rates and County Dues Validation)

The bill seeks to:

(1) validate the general rates, uniform annual charges and county dues made and levied by the Chatham Islands County Council in respect of the rating years ended 31 March 1984, 1985, 1986 and 1987;

(2) validate rating inconsistencies in that a different level of rates was collected to that which was levied, for the rating years 1985 and 1986;

(3) validate a breach of section 4 (2) of the Chatham Islands County Council Empowering Act 1980, which requires scales of county dues to be fixed by special order. The Council purported to have fixed these by resolution and not by special order as required and has continued to levy county dues in respect of items not expressly referred to in subsequent resolutions;

(4) repeal section 6 of the Chatham Island County Council Empowering Act 1980.

Invercargill Reserves Vesting and Empowering

The objects of the bill are to:

(1) free land from trusts, reservations and restrictions imposed by the Invercargill Reserves Vesting Act 1911;

(2) empower the Invercargill City Council to sell land;

(3) empower the Council to distribute the net proceeds from the sale of land for specified purposes equally between the Council, the Southland Agricultural and Pastoral Association, and the Southland Racing Club.

Kumeu District Agricultural and Horticultural Society

This Private Bill provides for the reincorporation of the Kumeu District Agricultural and Horticultural Society and for the extension of the Society’s powers over the use of its land.

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🏛️ Invercargill Reserves Vesting and Empowering Bill

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🏛️ Silverpeaks County Council (Karitane Lump Sum Validation) Bill

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Warren Cooper (Honourable), Member in Charge of Bill

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