Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998
- Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998
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| Crown Pastoral Land Act |
Parliament of New Zealand |
Long title/
Purpose |
An Act — (a) To establish a system for reviewing the tenure of Crown land held under certain perpetually renewable leases; and
(b) To establish a system for determining how Crown land formerly held under pastoral occupation licence, and certain other Crown land, should be dealt with; and
(c) Otherwise to provide for the administration of Crown pastoral land |
| Introduced by |
National Party |
| Dates |
| Date passed |
1998 |
| Date of Royal Assent |
23 June 1998 |
| Other legislation |
| Status: Current legislation |
The Crown Pastoral Land Act is an Act of Parliament in New Zealand.
The Act began the process of tenure review of land holdings in the high country of the South Island.
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- New Zealand Statutes
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