(1)  The Heritage Council may amend an entry in the Heritage Register –

(a) to update the entry; or

(b) to correct an error in or relating to the entry; or

(c) to give effect to any decision of the Appeal Tribunal under Part 4 ; or

(d) to reflect physical events or legal or planning changes relating to the entry; or

(e) to accommodate changes in the form of the Heritage Register; or

(f) for any other reasonable cause.

(2)  On amending an entry in the Heritage Register, the Heritage Council –

(a) is to notify the owner of each registered place affected by the amendment; and

(b) may give such other notice of the amendment as it considers appropriate.

(3)  Subsection (2)(a) does not apply if the amendment is of a minor clerical or purely technical kind, not affecting the substantive entries in the Heritage Register in a material way.

(4)  If a person is aggrieved by a decision of the Heritage Council to include, or remove, an object from an entry in the Heritage Register –

(a) within 30 days after the person receives notice of the decision, the person may appeal the decision to the Appeal Tribunal; and

(b) the Appeal Tribunal is to hear and determine the appeal under the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2020 .