Heritage Act 2004
99Heritage agreement with Minister
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99 Heritage agreement with Minister (1) The Minister may enter into an agreement (a heritage agreement) with a person in relation to the conservation of the heritage significance of a place or object. (2) A heritage agreement may only be made in accordance with the council’s advice and with— (a) the owner of the place or object; or (b) if the owner consents—someone else. (3) A heritage agreement may be made in relation to a place or object, whether or not it is registered. (4) The regulations may provide that a stated territory law does not apply to— (a) a place to which a heritage agreement applies; or (b) a place where there is an object to which a heritage agreement applies.