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CurrentReasons for orders to be given
Chapter 7What are the regulatory functions of councils?
Part 2Orders
Division 3Orders generally
136 Reasons for orders to be given
(1)
A council must give the person to whom an order is directed the reasons for the order.
(2)
The reasons may be given in the order or in a separate instrument.
(3)
The reasons must be given when the order is given, except in a case of urgency. In a case of urgency, the reasons may be given the next working day.
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