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    The ECan Act: understanding the new provisions for planners

    Rennie, Hamish
    Abstract
    The Environment Canterbury (Temporary Commissioners and Improved Water Management ) Act 2010 (the ECan Act) has provided some interesting new planning provisions that will exercise the minds of planners, lawyers and, I suspect, the Courts over coming months if not years. The ECan Act was introduced and passed under urgency on 30 March 2010 without going through a Select Committee process. Here I address aspects of provisions for Canterbury Water Conservation Orders and moratoria.
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    water conservation orders; Christchurch City; Environment Canterbury Act 2010 (ECan Act); moratoria
    Date
    2010-08
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    Journal Article
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    Rennie, H.G. (2010). ECan Act: Understanding the new provisions for planners. Lincoln Planning Review, 2(2), 20-21.
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