Commonwealth Heritage Protection Law Overview - EPBC Act NSW Heritage Law

Functions of the Australian Heritage Council include: • Preparing proposed priority assessment lists each year for new nominations to the heritage lists;1 • Nominating places for inclusion on the National Heritage List2 and Commonwealth Heritage lists;3 • Assessing places on the Finalised Priority Assessment Lists and advising the Minister on the National Heritage List,4 and the Commonwealth Herit. [...] 10 World Heritage Convention, Art 8 enter a place on the World Heritage List.11 A property cannot be included on the World Heritage List without the consent of the nation state where the site is located.12 What is on the World Heritage List? Australian sites on the World Heritage Li. [...] Visit: The Commonwealth Government’s pages on: • Nominating a Heritage Place to nominate a place for the National and/or Commonwealth Heritage Lists • National Heritage List Criteria to check whether the place meets the criteria • Request for Nomination Kit to receive a nomination form for the National and/or Commonwealth Heritage Lists What is on the National Heritage List? The National Heritage. [...] • Nominating a Heritage Place to nominate a place for the National and/or Commonwealth Heritage Lists • Commonwealth Heritage List Criteria to check whether the place meets the criteria • Request for Nomination Kit to receive a nomination form for the National and/or Commonwealth Heritage Lists What is on the Commonwealth. [...] Visit: The Commonwealth Government’s page on List of Overseas Places of Historic Significance to Australia to learn more Indigenous Heritage Protection EPBC Act heritage protection Indigenous heritage sites can be protected under the EPBC Act as World Heritage, National Heritage or Commonwealth Heritage if the site concerned meets the criteria for the relevant list.