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Queensland Heritage Act 1992
sec.186Continuing process for dealing with objection under pre-amended Act
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### sec.186 Continuing process for dealing with objection under pre-amended Act
This section applies if—
on the commencement, the council is considering—
whether a place that is provisionally entered in the register should be permanently entered in the register; or
whether a place that is permanently entered in the register should be removed from the register; and
in relation to the proposal to enter the place in or remove the place from the register, an objection has been made under section 37 of the pre-amended Act.
If, on the commencement, the council has not referred the objection to an assessor—
the council must, under section 39 of the pre-amended Act, refer the objection to an assessor; and
the assessor must, under section 40 of the pre-amended Act, enquire into and report to the council on the objection.
If, on the commencement, the council has referred the objection to an assessor, the assessor may, under section 40 of the pre-amended Act, enquire into, or continue to enquire into, and report to the council on the objection.
For dealing with an objection mentioned in this section—
there is to continue to be a panel of expert assessors as provided for under section 38 of the pre-amended Act; and
the Minister may, under that section, appoint assessors to the panel; and
sections 38, 39 and 40(1) to (3) of the pre-amended Act continue to apply in relation to the panel and the assessors as if the Queensland Heritage and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2007 , section 17, had not commenced.
s 186 ins 2007 No. 50 s 44
(sec.186-ssec.1) This section applies if— on the commencement, the council is considering— whether a place that is provisionally entered in the register should be permanently entered in the register; or whether a place that is permanently entered in the register should be removed from the register; and in relation to the proposal to enter the place in or remove the place from the register, an objection has been made under section 37 of the pre-amended Act.
(sec.186-ssec.2) If, on the commencement, the council has not referred the objection to an assessor— the council must, under section 39 of the pre-amended Act, refer the objection to an assessor; and the assessor must, under section 40 of the pre-amended Act, enquire into and report to the council on the objection.
(sec.186-ssec.3) If, on the commencement, the council has referred the objection to an assessor, the assessor may, under section 40 of the pre-amended Act, enquire into, or continue to enquire into, and report to the council on the objection.
(sec.186-ssec.4) For dealing with an objection mentioned in this section— there is to continue to be a panel of expert assessors as provided for under section 38 of the pre-amended Act; and the Minister may, under that section, appoint assessors to the panel; and sections 38, 39 and 40(1) to (3) of the pre-amended Act continue to apply in relation to the panel and the assessors as if the Queensland Heritage and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2007 , section 17, had not commenced.
- (a) on the commencement, the council is considering— (i) whether a place that is provisionally entered in the register should be permanently entered in the register; or (ii) whether a place that is permanently entered in the register should be removed from the register; and
- (i) whether a place that is provisionally entered in the register should be permanently entered in the register; or
- (ii) whether a place that is permanently entered in the register should be removed from the register; and
- (b) in relation to the proposal to enter the place in or remove the place from the register, an objection has been made under section 37 of the pre-amended Act.
- (i) whether a place that is provisionally entered in the register should be permanently entered in the register; or
- (ii) whether a place that is permanently entered in the register should be removed from the register; and
- (a) the council must, under section 39 of the pre-amended Act, refer the objection to an assessor; and
- (b) the assessor must, under section 40 of the pre-amended Act, enquire into and report to the council on the objection.
- (a) there is to continue to be a panel of expert assessors as provided for under section 38 of the pre-amended Act; and
- (b) the Minister may, under that section, appoint assessors to the panel; and
- (c) sections 38, 39 and 40(1) to (3) of the pre-amended Act continue to apply in relation to the panel and the assessors as if the Queensland Heritage and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2007 , section 17, had not commenced.