(1)  In hearing an appeal under section 61 against a notice, the Appeal Tribunal may –

(a) confirm the requirements of that notice; or

(b) vary those requirements; or

(c) set aside those requirements; or

(d) set aside those requirements and –

(i) substitute other requirements; or

(ii) remit the matter to the Heritage Council for reconsideration.

(2)  The Appeal Tribunal may make an order specifying the period in which the owner of a registered place is to –

(a) take any specified action; or

(b) cease taking any specified action; or

(c) commence or complete any specified works.

(3)  If the Appeal Tribunal makes an order under subsection (1) (c) in respect of a notice, it may also order that the Heritage Council pay for –

(a) any costs relating to the making and hearing of the appeal; and

(b) any reasonable costs incurred by the appellant as a result of complying with that notice.