(1) Before entering a place in the Heritage Register on a provisional basis, the Heritage Council may invite written submissions from (a) any person or body with a special knowledge of, or interest in, the place; or(b) any person or body with a special interest in Tasmania's historic cultural heritage.(2) After considering any submissions, the Heritage Council may provisionally enter a place in the Heritage Register.(3) If the Heritage Council enters a place in the Heritage Register on a provisional basis, it must (a) give the owner of the place and the planning authority a written notice (i) stating it has provisionally entered the place in the Heritage Register and that it intends to enter the place on a permanent basis; and(ii) stating the registration criteria on which the entry is based; and(iii) explaining the right to object to the place being entered in the Heritage Register on a permanent basis; and(b) publish a local public notice(i) stating that it intends to enter the place in the Heritage Register on a permanent basis; and(ii) inviting written submissions relating to that intention; and(iii) explaining the right to object to the place being entered in the Heritage Register on a permanent basis.(4) A notice to the owner of a place must be given at least 21 days and not more than 28 days before (a) the same notice is given to the planning authority; and(b) a local public notice is published under subsection (3) (b) .(4A) The Heritage Council may give such other notice of a decision to provisionally enter a place in the Heritage Register as it considers appropriate.(5) The Heritage Council must make available to the owner of a place registered in the Heritage Register on a provisional basis (a) the name of any person who has made an application under section 17 (1) ; and(b) any information given under section 17 (2) ; and(c) a copy of any submission made under section 18 (1) .