Changing entries in register
122 Changing entries in register
A local government may change an entry for a place in its local heritage register if the change—
is the addition of an informative note to the entry; or
corrects, updates or otherwise varies the information that identifies the location and boundaries of the place; or
is another change to correct an error, or update information, in the entry.
However, the local government must not, without the written agreement of the owner of a place—
change information that identifies a boundary for the place under subsection (1)(b), unless the change is a minor change; or
change a statement mentioned in section 114(b) for the place under subsection (1)(c), unless the change is a minor change.
In this section—
minor change means a change that is only to correct a minor error or make another change that is not a change of substance.
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