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Heritage Act 2004
64Extension of heritage direction
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64 Extension of heritage direction (1) On application by the council, the Supreme Court may extend the period for which a heritage direction is in force in relation to a place or object if satisfied that— (a) there is an imminent threat to the heritage significance of the (b) extended protection is necessary. (2) An extension must be for no longer than the Supreme Court considers necessary.