Heritage Places Act 1993

If an owner of land constituting a place provisionally entered in the

Register makes written representations to the Council with respect to that entry, the owner may, subject to this section, appeal to the

Court against a decision to confirm or not to confirm the provisional entry.

If an owner of land constituting a place designated as a place of geological, palaeontological or speleological significance or a place of archaeological significance in the Register makes written representations to the Council with respect to that designation, the owner may, subject to this section, appeal to the Court against a decision to retain or revoke the designation.

If an owner of an object provisionally entered in the Register makes written representations to the Council with respect to that entry, the owner may, subject to this section, appeal to the Court against a decision to confirm or not to confirm the provisional entry.

No appeal lies under this section against—

the removal of a provisional entry at the direction of the Minister under this Division; or

the revocation of a designation at the direction of the Minister under this Division.

The appeal must be commenced within two months after notice is given of the decision under appeal or such longer period as the Court may allow.

On an appeal under this section, the Court may—

confirm, vary or reverse a decision under appeal; and

remit the matter to the Council for further consideration or for reconsideration; and

make consequential or ancillary orders.