Council may take proceedings for specified offences relating to on-site wastewater management systems
171 Council may take proceedings for specified offences relating to on-site wastewater management systems
For the purposes of section 347(3) of the Act, a council in whose municipal district the on-site wastewater management system is located, or a person appointed by that council, may take proceedings for an offence against any of the following provisions of the Act or regulations—
section 46 of the Act in relation to engaging in the permit activity set out in item 28 (A20—On-site wastewater management systems) in the Table in Schedule 1 except as authorised by a permit for that activity;
(b) section 63(2) of the Act in relation to breaching a condition of a permit for a permit activity set out in item 28 (A20—On-site wastewater management systems) in the Table in Schedule 1;
section 64(a) of the Act in relation to breaching a prescribed condition of a permission which is a permit for a permit activity set out in item 28 (A20—On-site wastewater management systems) in the Table in Schedule 1;
section 64(b) of the Act in relation to breaching a condition of a permission which is a permit for a permit activity set out in item 28 (A20—On-site wastewater management systems) in the Table in Schedule 1 that is included in a prescribed class of conditions;
section 64(c) of the Act in relation to breaching a condition of a permission which is a permit for a permit activity set out in item 28 (A20—On-site wastewater management systems) in the Table in Schedule 1 issued or granted to a person in prescribed circumstances;
regulation 34.
For the purposes of section 347(5) of the Act, a person appointed by a council in whose municipal district the on-site wastewater management system is located is a prescribed person who may take proceedings for an offence against any of the following regulations—
regulation 159;
regulation 160;
regulation 161(2);
regulation 162;
regulation 163(4).
The statute text is free to read above. View subscription options to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.