Provisional registration—decision
55 Provisional registration—decision
Within 6 months after the day the conservator receives a nomination for a tree, the conservator must decide whether to provisionally register the tree.
Note Under s 57, the conservator is required to provisionally register Aboriginal cultural trees.
The conservator may, by written notice given to the nominator, require the nominator to give the conservator more information or a document that the conservator reasonably needs to decide whether to provisionally register the tree.
If the nominator fails to comply with a requirement under subsection (2), the conservator may refuse to consider the nomination further.
If the conservator requires a nominator to give more information, the conservator may, by written notice given to the nominator, extend the 6-month period mentioned in subsection (1) by a stated period.
The conservator may provisionally register a tree only if the conservator is satisfied the tree satisfies the registration criteria.
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