29Commencement, duration and revocation of IHOs

#### 29 Commencement, duration and revocation of IHOs 29 Commencement, duration and revocation of IHOs > > (1) An interim heritage order takes effect on the date of publication of the order in the Gazette. > > > (2) An interim heritage order remains in force for 12 months or such shorter period as may be specified in the order, unless it is revoked sooner. > > > (3) The Minister may revoke an interim heritage order made by the Minister or by a council. > > > (4) A council may revoke an interim heritage order that the council has made (but cannot revoke one made by the Minister or by another council). > > > (5) When an interim heritage order is revoked, the Minister (in the case of an order revoked by the Minister) or the council that revoked the order (in the case of an order revoked by a council) is to do or cause the following to be done— > > > > > (a) notice of the revocation of the order is to be published in the Gazette, > > > > > (b) as soon as possible after the notice of revocation is published in the Gazette, notice of the revocation of the order is to be given to the Chairperson and to each person who appears to the Minister or the council to be an affected owner or occupier, > > > > > (c) within 7 days after notice of the revocation of the order is published in the Gazette, notice of the revocation of the order is to be published in a manner that the Minister or the council is satisfied is likely to bring the notice to the attention of members of the public in the area in which the item is situated. > > > (6) The listing of an item on the State Heritage Register revokes any interim heritage order in respect of that item. > > **s 29:** Ins 1998 No 138, Sch 1 \[13\]. Am 2018 No 25, Sch 2.13 \[1\].