(1)  On receipt of a certificate issued under section 156A(6) , the general manager is to give notice in accordance with this section.

(1A)  The notice must state the prescribed matters.

(2)  The notice must be –

(a) published at least once in a daily newspaper circulating in the municipal area; and

(ab) made available for viewing at a website of the council from the day when the notice is first published in the newspaper until the end of the day specified in the notice as the earliest day by which the notice may be removed from the website; and

(b) displayed in a conspicuous place in the public office of the council from the day when the notice is first published in the newspaper until the end of the day specified in the notice.

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(4)  The day specified in the notice must be no earlier than 21 days after publication of the notice in the newspaper.

(5)  If a notice is published more than once in a newspaper, a reference to publication of the notice is a reference to its first such publication.

(6)  The price of a copy of a proposed by-law and a copy of the regulatory impact statement must not exceed the approximate cost to the council of having the copy available for purchase and, if the copy is supplied to a purchaser by post, the cost of the postage.