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StatuteEnvironment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

Section 324JG — Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999: Australian Heritage Council to invite comments on places in finalised priority assessment list

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(1) In relation to each place included in the finalised priority assessment list for an assessment period, the Australian Heritage Council must publish a notice inviting people to make comments on the place. (2) The Australian Heritage Council may, under subsection (1), publish a single notice relating to all of the places on the finalised priority assessment list, or may publish a number of separate notices, each of which relates to one or more of the places. (3) A notice under subsection (1), in relation to a place or places: (a) must be published in accordance with the regulations referred to in paragraph (4)(a); and (b) must identify the place or places to which the notice relates; and (c) must invite people to make comments, to the Australian Heritage Council, about: (i) whether the place or places meet any of the National Heritage criteria; and (ii) whether the place or places should be included in the National Heritage List; and (d) must specify the date (the cut-off date) by which comments must be received, which must be at least 30 business days after the notice has been published as required by paragraph (a); and (e) must specify, or refer to, the manner and form requirements that, under regulations referred to in paragraph (4)(b), apply to making comments; and (f) may also invite people to comment on other matters that the Australian Heritage Council considers appropriate; and (g) may also include any other information that the Australian Heritage Council considers appropriate. (4) The regulations must provide for the following: (a) how a notice under subsection (1) is to be published; (b) the manner and form for making comments.

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