Heritage Regulations 2017
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Schedule 10—Form of interim protection order
Regulation 28
Title:
Business/organisation name:
Address:
SUBURB STATE POSTCODE
Dear [Name]
VICTORIAN HERITAGE REGISTER INTERIM PROTECTION ORDER
You are the [owner/occupier/person apparently in charge] of the [place/object] located at [address] which is categorised as a [Heritage Act category] under section 25 of the Heritage Act 2017.
In the opinion of the [Heritage Council/Executive Director] it is [necessary/desirable] to make an interim protection order under section 143 of the Heritage Act 2017 for the purposes of that Act.
TAKE NOTICE THAT:
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The [Heritage Council/Executive Director] causes this interim protection order to be served on you.
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On service of this order on you and while this order remains in force the [place/object] at [address] is taken to be included in the Victorian Heritage Register in the category specified.
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If a place is taken to be a registered place, the Heritage Act 2017 provides that—
| A person must not: | The maximum penalty: | | remove, relocate or demolish; ordamage or despoil; ordevelop or alter; orexcavate—<br>all or any part of that place. | Under section 87(1) of the Heritage Act 2017, for a person knowingly or recklessly performing the act—<br>4800 penalty units, or imprisonment for 5 years, or both for a natural person;9600 penalty units for a body corporate. | | | Under section 88(1) of the Heritage Act 2017, for a person negligently performing the act—<br>2400 penalty units, or imprisonment for 2 years, or both for a natural person;4800 penalty units for a body corporate.<br>Under section 89(1) of the Heritage Act 2017, for a person performing the act—<br>48 penalty units for a natural person;240 penalty units for a body corporate. | | remove, relocate or demolish; ordamage or despoil; oralter—<br>a registered object. | Under section 87(2) of the Heritage Act 2017, for a person knowingly or recklessly performing the act—<br>4800 penalty units, or imprisonment for 5 years or both for a natural person;9600 penalty units for a body corporate. | | | Under section 88(2) of the , for a person negligently performing the act—<br>2400 penalty units, or imprisonment for 2 years or both for a natural person;4800 penalty units for a body corporate.<br>Under section 89(2) of the , for a person performing the act—<br>48 penalty units for a natural person;240 penalty units for a body corporate. | | disturb the position of an object that is a fixed registered object. | Under section 87(3) of the , for a person knowingly or recklessly performing the act—<br>4800 penalty units, or imprisonment for 5 years or both for a natural person;9600 penalty units for a body corporate.<br>Under section 88(3) of the , for a person negligently performing the act—<br>2400 penalty units, or imprisonment for 2 years or both for a natural person;4800 penalty units for a body corporate. | | | Under section 89(3) of the , for a person performing the act—<br>48 penalty units for a natural person;240 penalty units for a body corporate. |