26 APRIL

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Muturimu Road to a point 70 metres measured
southerly generally along Haast-Jackson Bay Road
from the southern intersection with Muturimu Road.
Muturimu Road.
Situated within the Westland District at Neils Beach:
Neils Beach Road.
Second Schedule
Situated within the Westland District at Haast Junction:
Haast-Jackson Bay Road from State Highway No. 6 to a
point 450 metres measured westerly generally along
Haast-Jackson Bay Road from State Highway No. 6.
Signed at Wellington this 20th day of April 2001.
R. A. GIBSON, Acting Manager, Safer Roads.
*New Zealand Gazette, dated 18 May 1974, No. 35, page 710.

(RT01/3/65 )
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Legal Services Agency

Legal Services Act 2000

Legal Services Agency—Criminal Legal Aid Remuneration Instructions 1999

Pursuant to section 119 of the Legal Services Act 2000, the
Legal Services Agency gives notice that clause 5 (2) of the
Legal Services Board Criminal Legal Aid Remuneration
Instructions 1999 will be revoked from 1 May 2001.
Clause 5 (2) relates to payment rates for certain proceedings
category 1 and 2 matters.
Information to replace clause 5 (2) is to be found in the Legal
Service’s Agency’s Provider Manual and on the web site
www.lsa.govt.nz
All other clauses of the Criminal Legal Aid Remuneration
Instructions 1999 continue to apply until further notice.
For further information please contact Manager Strategic
Development, Legal Services Agency, P.O. Box 5333,
Wellington. Telephone: (09) 495 5910.
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Transit New Zealand

Transit New Zealand Act 1989

Transit New Zealand (Bylaws Revocation) Bylaw 2001

Pusuant to section 70 of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989,
Transit New Zealand hereby makes the following bylaw.

Bylaw

1. Title and Commencement—This bylaw may be cited
   as the Transit New Zealand (Revocation) Bylaw 2001/2 and
   shall come into force on the day after its publication in the
   New Zealand Gazette.

2. The bylaws specified in the Schedule to this notice are
   hereby revoked.

Schedule

Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1996/7
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1998/11
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1998/17

959

Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1999/2
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1999/5
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1999/11
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 1999/16
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/2
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/3
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/4
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/5
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/7
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/8
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/9
Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2000/10

This bylaw was made by resolution at a meeting of Transit
New Zealand held at Wellington on 4 April 2001.
Dated at Wellington this 6th day of April 2001.
Signed on behalf of Transit New Zealand by:
J. H. VAN BARNEVELD, National Highway Manager,
Transit New Zealand.

Explanatory Note:
This note is not part of the bylaw, but is intended to indicate
its general effect.
This bylaw—
(1) Revokes Transit New Zealand Bylaws that have
application to sections of roads which, in part, are no
longer appropriate for various reasons. Those parts of the
bylaws that are still relevant will be retained in new
bylaws to take effect from the date that this bylaw takes
effect.
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Bylaw Declaring One-Way Roads on State Highways

Pursuant to section 61 (3) of the Transit New Zealand Act
1989, Transit New Zealand hereby makes the following
bylaw.

Bylaw

1. Title and commencement—This bylaw may be cited
   as the Transit New Zealand (One-Way Roads) Bylaw
   2001/3 and shall come into force 28 days after the date of its
   publication in the New Zealand Gazette.

2. Interpretation—In this bylaw:
   (a) “Vehicle” has the same meaning as in the Transport
   Act 1962.
   (b) Without limiting or restricting their general
   meaning, the words “public work” shall include the
   operations of cleaning roads or streets, whether by
   sweeping or washing or other mechanical means.

3. Declaration of one-way road—The sections of State
   highway described in the Schedule to this bylaw are
   one-way roads and no person shall drive or cause to be
   driven any vehicle or animal on such sections of road in a
   direction contrary to the one direction designated in the
   Schedule to this bylaw, and signs shall be erected on such
   sections of road accordingly.

4. Defence to driving against direction of traffic—It
   shall be a defence to any driver of a vehicle charged with an
   offence of proceeding in the wrong direction along any part
   of a road described in the Schedule to this bylaw if the
   driver proves that:
   (a) the vehicle was engaged in a public work or work
   involving utility servicing on the road at the time of
   the act or omission; and