Tribunal’s powers as to acquisition and compensation decision
111 Tribunal’s powers as to acquisition and compensation decision
A person who is aggrieved by a declaration made under section 109(2) may apply to the Tribunal to determine whether the Minister has reasonable cause to declare that the land concerned is required for the protection and preservation of a place of cultural heritage significance.
A person who is adversely affected by a belief mentioned in section 110(1)(c)(ii) or (iii) held by the Minister may apply to the Tribunal to determine whether the Minister has reasonable cause to hold that belief.
The Tribunal may determine an application under this section, and the Minister and the Minister administering the Land Administration Act 1997 Part 9 must give effect to the determination.
In an application under this section the nature or degree of the cultural heritage significance of any place is not a matter to be determined by the Tribunal.
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