Updating and amending statements of cultural heritage significance
53 Updating and amending statements of cultural heritage significance
The Council must review and update the statement of cultural heritage significance for a registered place in accordance with the regulations.
The Council may update a statement of cultural heritage significance, without prior notice to or consultation with the owners of the registered place concerned, to —
correct or update a name, title, designation or other description; or
correct a clerical error or an error because of an accidental omission; or
correct information that is factually erroneous; or
make any other change to the statement that, in the opinion of the Council, would not be materially relevant to the conservation or management of the place.
The Council may amend a statement of cultural heritage significance in any way not mentioned in subsection (2) —
if —
each owner of the registered place concerned is notified under section 163 of the proposed amendment and, in accordance with the regulations, has an opportunity to make submissions in relation to it; and
no owner objects to the proposed amendment;
or
if —
each owner of the registered place concerned is notified under section 163 of the proposed amendment and, in accordance with the regulations, has an opportunity to make submissions in relation to it; and
the Council undertakes public consultation in relation to the proposed amendment in accordance with the regulations; and
the Minister directs that the proposed amendment be made.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
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