Tree register
53 Tree register
The conservator must keep a register of trees (the tree register).
The tree register must include the following:
for each provisionally registered tree—
everything required to be entered in the register under section 57 (2); and
the tree management plan (if any) for the tree;
for each registered tree—
everything required to be entered in the register under section 62 (2); and
the tree management plan (if any) for the tree;
for each declared site—
a description of the area that is the declared site; and
the date the site declaration was made;
the following information about any activity in relation to a provisionally registered or registered tree, or a declared site, for which an approval under division 3.3 (Approved activities) is in force:
the approved activity;
any conditions to which the approval is subject;
the period of the approval;
any changes to the information in the register that are necessary to keep the register up-to-date.
The tree register may also include any other information the conservator considers relevant.
The conservator may correct a mistake or omission in the tree register subject to any requirement prescribed by regulation.
If anything required to be entered in the tree register in relation to a tree is restricted information, the conservator must include a statement in the register to that effect.
In this section:
registered tree does not include a provisionally registered tree.
Division 4.3 Registration
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