What heritage agreement can provide for
40 What heritage agreement can provide for
A heritage agreement in respect of an item can include provisions relating to all or any of the following—
the conservation of the item,
the financial, technical or other professional advice or assistance required for the conservation of the item,
the review of the valuation of the item or the land on which it is situated,
the restriction on the use of the item or the land on which it is situated,
requirements for the carrying out of specified works or works of a specified kind,
the standards in accordance with which the works are to be carried out,
the restriction on the kind of works that may be carried out,
the exemption of specified activities or activities of a specified kind from Part 4 (Effect of interim heritage orders and listing on State Heritage Register),
the repayment of money advanced or loaned by the Minister under section 45 (Financial and other assistance),
the public appreciation of the State heritage significance of the item,
the availability of the item for public inspection,
the charges made for admission,
such other matters as the Minister considers, on the advice of the Heritage Council, will assist in the conservation of the item,
such other matters as may be prescribed by the regulations.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by the regulations
). Made under this Act:
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