Heritage Act 2018

A heritage agreement may be terminated —

by a subsequent heritage agreement made between the same parties or their successors in title that relates to the same subject land; or

in a manner or in circumstances provided for in the agreement; or

in accordance with the regulations.

A heritage agreement may be varied —

by a subsequent heritage agreement made between the same parties or their successors in title in relation to the same subject land; or

otherwise, in a manner or in circumstances provided for in the agreement.

The Council must provide each executed copy of the document evidencing the variation to the Minister and recommend that the Minister certifies it under this section.

If the Minister is satisfied that the agreement as varied is desirable for the purposes of, and complies with, this Act, the Minister must certify that fact on each executed copy of the document evidencing the variation.

The variation to the heritage agreement comes into operation on the day on which the Minister certifies the document evidencing the variation under subsection (4).

Subsections (3) to (5) do not apply to a variation to a heritage agreement that, in accordance with the agreement, extends any time period specified in the agreement within which actions are required to be completed.