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Tenure Review
Tenure Review is a voluntary process carried out under Part 2 of the Crown Pastoral Land Act (CPLA) 1998. Tenure Review:
- enables land with 'significant inherent values' to be protected through a range of measures including protective covenants or restoring the land to full Crown ownership under Department of Conservation administration.
- enables leaseholders to gain freehold title of High Country land (except in those cases where all the land is proposed for conservation)
- improves public access to the High Country
LINZ runs the Tenure Review process. Through our service providers we consult with pastoral leaseholders on the future ownership of their leasehold land. Leaseholders are generally farmers who have a lease with a perpetual right of renewal. Leases allow grazing of land for pastoral farming purposes. Leaseholders are subject to a range of restrictions on other use of the land.
During the Tenure Review process, Fish and Game, iwi and the public are asked for their views. All feedback is taken into account when final proposals for pastoral land are put in front of leaseholders. The leaseholder must accept the final proposal for their land before any can be restored to full Crown ownership, or freeholded.
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Inquiries about Tenure Review:
Steve Urlich
Tenure Review - Technical Lead
LINZ Pastoral Unit
Christchurch Office
Private Bag 4721
Christchurch 8140
Phone: 0800 665 463
Fax: (03) 365 9715
Email: surlich@linz.govt.nz
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