Sch 1Reviewable decisions

Schedule 1 Reviewable decisions (see pt 17) column 1 item column 2 section column 3 decision column 4 decision-maker 1 40 register, or not register, place or object council 2 49 to cancel, or not cancel, registration of place or object 3 56 to approve, or not approve, publication of restricted information 4 62 to make, or not make, heritage direction council 5 62 revoke, or not revoke, heritage direction council 6 67A give a repair damage direction council 7 67B refuse to give extension of time to comply with repair damage direction 8 95 give information discovery order council

(see s 4) Note 1 The Legislation Act contains definitions and other provisions relevant to this Act. Note 2 For example, the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1 defines the following terms: • ACAT • chief planner • commissioner for revenue • conservator of flora and fauna • director-general (see s 163) • entity • exercise • function • home address • interest • Minister (see s 162) • national capital authority • notification • public sector body • reviewable decision notice • territory land • territory law • territory planning authority • working day. Aboriginal cultural tree, for part 10A (Tree damaging activity etc)— see the Urban Forest Act 2023, dictionary. Aboriginal object—see section 9. Aboriginal place—see section 9.

Aboriginal tradition means Aboriginal tradition, observance, custom or belief, including Aboriginal tradition, observance, custom or belief that has evolved or developed since European colonisation of Australia. appeal, in relation to a reviewable decision, means an application to the ACAT to review the decision. appeal period means the period within which an appeal may be made. at premises includes on the premises. authorised person means a person appointed as an authorised person under section 78. cancellation, for part 7 (Cancellation of registration)—see section 50. cancellation proposal—see section 43. connected, for part 14 (Enforcement)—see section 77. conservation includes preservation, protection, maintenance, restoration and reconstruction. conservation management plan means a plan that— (a) sets out the conservation measures that must be adopted for, and conditions on future use of, a place or object or Aboriginal place or object to conserve its heritage significance; and (b) identifies any threat, or potential threat, to the heritage significance of the place or object or Aboriginal place or object, and sets out a plan for management of the threats; and (c) includes the following information: (i) a description of the place or object or Aboriginal place or (ii) the history of the place or object or Aboriginal place or

(iii) details about the heritage significance of the place or object or Aboriginal place or object; (iv) any other matter prescribed by regulation. conservation requirement means a requirement under any heritage guideline that applies, directly or indirectly, to conservation of the heritage significance of a place or object. conservator means the conservator of flora and fauna. consultation notice—see section 26. council means the Australian Capital Territory Heritage Council established under section 16. cultural heritage significance—see section 10B. decision-maker— (a) for part 10A (Tree damaging activity etc)—see the Urban Forest Act 2023, dictionary; and (b) for part 17 (Notification and review of decisions)—see section 112. development, for part 10 (Land development applications)—see section 58. enforcement order means an order under section 104. engage in conduct means— (a) do an act; or (b) omit to do an act. excavation application—see section 61E. excavation permit—see section 61F. heritage agreement—see section 99.