In respect of this land, the Bill also provides for the removal of the status of the Crown-owned parts of the bed of the Whanganui River, namely conservation, Crown, national park, and reserve land held under certain Acts. The Bill provides that on the settlement date (the date that is 30 working days after the date on which this Act comes into force) the fee simple estate in the Crown-owned parts of the bed of the Whanganui River vests in Te Awa Tupua (but this does not include legal roads, railway infrastructure, structures or any part of the bed of the Whanganui River held under the Public Works Act 1981 or located in the marine and coastal area). Vesting and divesting of parts of bed of the Whanganui River in Te Awa Tupua Te Kōpuka is to be the participatory group in any statutory process for collaborative planning for freshwater management in the Whanganui River catchment (Part 2 (“Te Pā Auroa nā Te Awa Tupua-Te Awa Tupua framework”), Subpart 4, Clauses 29-34). One member appointed to represent recreational interests and one member appointed to represent the primary industries sector. One member appointed to represent tourism interests One member appointed to represent environmental and conservation interests One member appointed by Genesis Energy Limited or its successor One member appointed by the New Zealand Fish and Game Council or its successor One member appointed by the Director-General of Conservation Up to four members appointed by the relevant local authorities Up to five members appointed by the iwi with interests in the Whanganui River Te Kōpuka consists of not more than 17 members, appointed by the appointers as follows: This body must develop and approve, review, and monitor the implementation of a strategy document, Te Heke Ngahuru, for Te Awa Tupua. The Bill provides for the establishment of Te Kōpuka as a strategy group for Te Awa Tupua, its functions, and its powers.
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