Transfer of items on Heritage and Conservation Register to State Heritage Register

In force

(1)

As soon as possible after the commencement of this clause, the Heritage Council is to list on the State Heritage Register each item that is entered in a register kept under section 170 (Heritage and Conservation Register) as at that commencement if the Heritage Council—

(a)

considers that the item is of State heritage significance, and

(b)

considers that the item should be listed on the State Heritage Register, and

(c)

is satisfied that the item is owned by a government instrumentality and the government instrumentality has determined that the item is of State heritage significance.

(2)

The listing of an item pursuant to this clause does not prevent the removal of the listing in accordance with this Act.

(3)

For the purposes of this clause, a register of items of the environmental heritage kept by a State owned corporation immediately before the commencement of this clause is taken to be a register kept under section 170.

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6 Transfer of items on Heritage and Conservation Register to State Heritage Register