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RMA Sections (Part 5 - Standards, policy statements, and plans (s65 -…

- - - - (a) any national policy statement;
      - (b) any New Zealand coastal policy statement;
      - (ba) a national planning standard;
      - c) any regional policy statement.
    - - (a) a water conservation order;
      - (b) any other regional plan for the region;
      - (c) a determination or reservation of the chief executive of the Ministry of Fisheries made under section 186E of the Fisheries Act 1996.
    - - (a) the issues that the plan seeks to address;
      - (b) the methods, other than rules, for implementing the policies for the region;
      - (c) the principal reasons for adopting the policies and methods;
      - (d) the environmental results for adopting the policies and methods;
      - (e) the procedures for monitoring the efficiency and effectiveness of the policies and methods;
      - (f) the processes for dealing with issues –
        
        (i) that cross local authority boundaries;
        
        (ii) that arise between territorial authorities;
        
        (iii) that arise between regions;
      - (g) the information to be included with an application for a resource consent;
      - (h) any other information required for the purpose of the regional council’s functions, powers, and duties under
        this Act.
  - - - (a) any national policy statement;
      - (b) any New Zealand coastal policy statement;
      - (ba) a national planning standard;
      - (c) any regional policy statement.
    - - (a) a water conservation order;
      - (b) a regional plan for any matter specified in section 30(1).
    - - (c) the rules (if any) to implement the policies.
      - (b) the policies to implement the objectives;
      - (a) the objectives for the district;
    - - (h) any other information required for the purpose of the territorial authority’s functions, powers, and duties under this Act.
      - (f) the processes for dealing with issues that cross territorial authority boundaries;
      - (e) the procedures for monitoring the efficiency and effectiveness of the policies and methods;
      - (g) the information to be included with an application for a resource consent;
      - (d) the environmental results expected from the policies and methods;
      - (c) the principal reasons for adopting the policies and methods;
      - (b) the methods, other than rules, for implementing the policies for the district;
      - (a) the significant resource management issues for the district;
- - - - (a) includes land covered by water and the
        airspace above land; and
      - (b) in a national environmental standard dealing with a regional council function under section 30 or a regional rule, does not include the bed of a lake or river;
      - (c) in a national environmental standard dealing with a territorial authority function under section 31 or a district rule, includes the surface of water in a lake or river