Heritage Act 2004
109Assessment of heritage reports by council
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109 Assessment of heritage reports by council (1) If the council is given a heritage report by a public sector body, the council must review the report and give— (a) the body, in writing— (i) any comments about the report; and (ii) any recommendations relating to the conservation of a heritage place or object mentioned in the report; and
(b) the Minister a written summary of the report and the council’s comments and recommendations (if any) on the report. Note The council’s comments, recommendations and summary must be given as soon as possible (see Legislation Act, s 151B). (2) If the council makes a recommendation under subsection (1) (a) (ii), the council may monitor the implementation of the recommendation.