Victorian Current Acts Victorian Current Acts(1) On the recommendation of the Executive Director, the Heritage Council may amend the Heritage Register by amending or removing an item in the Register if—
(a) the amendment is for the purposes of correcting any technical or other minor error; or
(b) the amendment relates to a registered place or registered object which has been destroyed, and the Heritage Council considers that the State-level cultural heritage significance of the place or object is lost; or
(c) the amendment relates to an object integral to a registered place, and that place has been removed from the Heritage Register; or
(d) the amendment relates to land forming part of a registered place that has been subdivided in accordance with a relevant permit, and the subdivided land has no State-level cultural heritage significance.
(2) Before amending the Heritage Register, the Heritage Council must give at least 28 days written notice to—
(a) the owner of the item; and
(b) any government asset manager; and
(c) the responsible authority for the area in which the item is situated and, if the responsible authority is not a municipal council, the relevant municipal council.
(3) In this section—
"relevant permit" means—
(a) a permit issued under Part 5; or
(b) a permit granted under Part 4 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 that was referred to the Executive Director as a determining referral authority under that Act.
Division 8—Other provisions relating to registered archaeological places and associated archaeological artefacts