Reviewing and reporting on the National Heritage List
324ZC Reviewing and reporting on the National Heritage List
At least once in every 5 year period after the National Heritage List is established, the Minister must ensure that:
a review of the National Heritage List is carried out; and
a report of that review is tabled in each House of the Parliament.
The report must include details of:
the number of places included in the National Heritage List; and
any significant damage or threat to the National Heritage values of those places; and
how many plans under Subdivisions C and D for managing National Heritage places have been made, or are being prepared, and how effectively the plans that have been made are operating; and
the operation of any conservation agreements under Part 14 that affect National Heritage places; and
all nominations, assessments and changes to the National Heritage List under this Division during the period of review; and
compliance with this Act in relation to National Heritage places; and
any other matters that the Minister considers relevant.
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