Period of interim protection order
151 Period of interim protection order
An interim protection order relating to a place or object continues in effect until—
the Heritage Council determines that the place or object should be included in the Heritage Register; or
the Heritage Council determines that the place or object should not be included in the Heritage Register; or
the Heritage Council revokes the order.
If none of the things referred to in subsection (1) occurs, the interim protection order continues in effect for a period of 4 months or for any extended period specified by the Minister under subsection (3).
The Minister may extend the period for which an interim protection order is in effect.
An extension under subsection (3) must be served in the same manner as the interim protection order is served.
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