NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 117 — 29 OCTOBER 2015

not more than three metres from the kerb or roadway edge; and

b. a bus stop sign that complies with Schedule 1 of the Rule must be erected within the area of the bus stop and close to the end of the area furthest from an approaching driver.

Schedule 3—Location

The location approved for this trial is at bus stops of no more than 30 metres in length in the Auckland region under the management or control of Auckland Transport.

Schedule 4—Period of trial

The trial may begin after the publication of this notice and, unless terminated earlier, must end by 30 November 2016.

Schedule 5—Evaluation

An evaluation must be undertaken and a report prepared which includes discussion and analysis of the following:

a. an assessment of the comparative level of parking infringements issued at various similar bus stop sites identified by current Rule requirements and sites identified in accordance with Schedule 2 of this notice;

b. an assessment of the comparative level of challenges arising from parking enforcement at various similar sites identified in accordance with current Rule requirements and sites identified in accordance with Schedule 2 of this notice; and

c. an assessment of drivers’ understanding of the methods used to indicate bus stops – both the current Rule requirements and those in accordance with Schedule 2 of this notice.

An interim evaluation report must be sent to me by 31 May 2016 and a final report by 31 March 2017.

Signed at Wellington this 22nd day of October 2015.

GLENN BUNTING, Network Manager.

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Direction to the Earthquake Commission Pursuant to Section 112 of the Crown Entities Act 2004

1. This direction comes into effect immediately upon signing and applies from September 2010.

2. The Earthquake Commission (“Commission”) shall perform the following additional function:

   Subject to paragraph 3, pay the amount of the damage to, or replace or reinstate (at the Commission’s option), any residential land or any part of it that suffered natural disaster damage:

   a. of which no notice has been given by the insured person in accordance with clause 7(1) of Schedule 3 of the Earthquake Commission Act 1993 (“EQC Act”), and

   b. which has been apportioned by the Commission to one of the Canterbury earthquakes (“first-mentioned Canterbury earthquake”) where the insured person has notified (in accordance with clause 7(1) of Schedule 3 of the EQC Act) natural disaster damage to that residential land or part of it caused or claimed to have been caused by another Canterbury earthquake.

3. The Commission’s obligation to pay the amount of the damage, or to replace or reinstate (at the Commission’s option), under paragraph 2 shall not exceed the extent of the requirement to pay the amount of the damage, or to replace or reinstate, that would otherwise apply should:

   a. the insured person have given notice in accordance with clause 7(1) of Schedule 3 of the EQC Act, and

   b. the Commission (in accordance with the EQC Act) have paid the amount of the damage to or, as the case may be, opted to replace or reinstate the residential land or part of it that suffered the natural disaster damage which was apportioned by the Commission to the first-mentioned Canterbury earthquake.

4. For these purposes:

   1. insured person, natural disaster damage, personal property, residential building and residential land have the meanings given those terms in the EQC Act;