Transitional provisions for plans for the future until 30 June 2013
19DB Transitional provisions for plans for the future until 30 June 2013
In this regulation —
former regulation 19C means regulation 19C as in force immediately before 26 August 2011 and continued under subregulation (2);
former regulation 19D means regulation 19D as in force immediately before 26 August 2011;
plan for the future means a plan for the future of its district made by a local government in accordance with former regulation 19C.
Except as stated in this regulation, former regulation 19C continues to have effect on and after 26 August 2011 until this regulation expires under subregulation (7).
A local government is to ensure that a plan for the future applies in respect of each financial year before the financial year ending 30 June 2014.
A local government is not required to review a plan for the future under former regulation 19C(4) on or after 26 August 2011.
If, for the purposes of complying with subregulation (3), a local government makes a new plan for the future, local public notice of the adoption of the plan is to be given in accordance with former regulation 19D.
If a local government modifies a plan for the future under former regulation 19C(4), whether for the purposes of complying with subregulation (3) or otherwise —
the local government is not required to comply with former regulation 19C(7) or (8) in relation to the modifications of the plan; and
local public notice of the adoption of the modifications of the plan is to be given in accordance with former regulation 19D.
This regulation expires at the end of 30 June 2013.
[Regulation 19DB inserted: Gazette 26 Aug 2011 p. 3485-6.]
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