(1) In this section
—
encroachment permission means permission of a
local government given under section 400(1)(a), (1b) or (2) of the former
provisions.
(2) Encroachment
permission given before commencement day is, on and from commencement day, to
be taken to be consent for the purposes of section 76(1)(a) given on each
condition to which the permission was made subject when the permission was
granted.
(3) An application for
encroachment permission that had been made, but not decided by the local
government, before commencement day has no effect on and after commencement
day.
(4) Despite the
Interpretation Act 1984 section 37(1) if, immediately before commencement day
—
(a) a
notice under section 400(3) of the former provisions was in effect; but
(b)
there was not in effect a warrant granted by the Magistrates Court under
section 400(3) of the former provisions,
then on and from
commencement day the notice is to be taken to be a building order as if the
reference in section 112(2)(c) to a contravention of this Act were a reference
to a contravention of section 400 of the former provisions.
(5) However, the
Interpretation Act 1984 section 37(1) applies if the Magistrates Court had
granted a warrant under section 400(3) of the former provisions before
commencement day except that in section 400(3) of the former provisions the
passage that begins with “and the local government, by its agents”
and ends with “jurisdiction,” does not apply in relation to a
warrant or order made under section 400(3) of the former provisions on or
after commencement day, in which case section 118 applies.
(6) If, before
commencement day there had been a contravention of section 400 of the former
provisions but no notice had been given under section 400(3) of the former
provisions, a building order may be issued on or after commencement day in
respect of the contravention as if the reference in section 112(2)(c) to a
contravention of this Act were a reference to a contravention of section 400
of the former provisions.