sec.162Recording information about designated landscape areas

### sec.162 Recording information about designated landscape areas The chief executive must, as soon as practicable after the commencement of this section, record on the register the following information about each area that, immediately before the commencement of this section, was a designated landscape area under the repealed Act— a description of the area, including, if necessary for accurately locating the area, a plan of the area and a detailed description of its boundaries; in general terms, a description of the Aboriginal cultural heritage in the area; information the chief executive has about the cultural heritage values of the area. The information recorded under subsection (1) about any part of an area (the relevant part ) must be taken off the register if— the findings of a cultural heritage study are recorded in the register; and the study area for the study includes the relevant part. (sec.162-ssec.1) The chief executive must, as soon as practicable after the commencement of this section, record on the register the following information about each area that, immediately before the commencement of this section, was a designated landscape area under the repealed Act— a description of the area, including, if necessary for accurately locating the area, a plan of the area and a detailed description of its boundaries; in general terms, a description of the Aboriginal cultural heritage in the area; information the chief executive has about the cultural heritage values of the area. (sec.162-ssec.2) The information recorded under subsection (1) about any part of an area (the relevant part ) must be taken off the register if— the findings of a cultural heritage study are recorded in the register; and the study area for the study includes the relevant part. - (a) a description of the area, including, if necessary for accurately locating the area, a plan of the area and a detailed description of its boundaries; - (b) in general terms, a description of the Aboriginal cultural heritage in the area; - (c) information the chief executive has about the cultural heritage values of the area. - (a) the findings of a cultural heritage study are recorded in the register; and - (b) the study area for the study includes the relevant part.