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Clause 5 (2).
It should be made clear that the righ
of objection and claim was not limited to
holders of property in or immediately behind
the foreshore area included in any undertaking,
but that neighbouring property owners whose
interests might be affected would also have
the right of claim.
Three months should be allowed instead
of two in order to provide time in certain
cases for reference to London. In line 3
of 5 (2) the words "or injurious affection"
(see Clause 7 (1)) should be inserted after
"private right".
It should be made clear in the Bill
that at the stage of lodging an objection
or claim for the consideration of the
Governor-in-Council no detailed Statement
of Claim (as mentioned in 7 (1)) is required.
Clause 5 (3).
A condition should be added to show
that the objections as well as the public
interest must be fully considered by the
Governor-in-Council.
Clause 6.
A proviso should be added to preserve
the rights of those claimants mentioned in
the second sentence of Section 7 (1).
Clause 7 (1).
Possibly under this section provision
should be made to permit subsequent claims
if after the undertaking had been completed
the