Provisional registration—period
58 Provisional registration—period
A tree is provisionally registered for a period of 1 year beginning on the day the tree is provisionally registered (the provisional registration period).
However, the provisional registration period ends if, within the year—
the tree is registered; or
the conservator decides not to register the tree and either—
the appeal period for the decision has ended and no appeal has been made; or
any appeal has been finally decided and is unsuccessful.
Note A provisional registration period may also be extended by the conservator under s 59 (3) or s 60 (4).
The conservator may provisionally register a tree more than once.
For subsection (3), another nomination under section 54 is not needed.
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