Achievements of design, technology, stages of development Association with events or a person Illustrates cultural traditions, ways of life How the System Works Federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal governments nominate and designate sites ↓ Data transfer to Federal/Provincial/Territorial systems ↓ Federal/Provincial/Territorial register function (Review listings) ↓ Canadian (pan-Canadian) register function ↓ Canadian Register of Historic Places publishes on the web site ↓ Link to federal/provincial/territorial Internet sites ↑ Public access (Changes referred back to federal/provincial/territorial registers) Roles and Responsibilities Federal, provincial, and territorial registers Nominate, ensure eligibility, coordinate transfer, obtain consent, Add or change records Canadian Register Ensure documentation standards met Cannot change jurisdiction records Create official listings and publish records to the Historic Places web site (public face of the HPI and CRHP, horizontal link to other systems) Manage information in accordance with federal standards and practices Municipal registers Range from an inventory of important places to designated sites with legal protection (the latter are eligible for inclusion in provincial and territorial registers)
↓ Enregistrement au système du RCLP (révision de la liste) Le registraire national (pancanadien) révise les demandes d’inscription.