s. 73 (1) The Heritage Council must consider every application referred to it and must tell the Executive Director in writing, within 30 days or any longer period approved by the Minister, that— (a) it does not object to the issuing of the permit; or (b) it does not object if the permit is subject to the conditions specified by the Heritage Council; or (c) it objects to the issuing of the permit on any specified ground. (2) If an application has been referred to the Heritage Council, the Executive Director must not determine the application until the end of 30 days after the application was referred or, if any longer period was approved by the Minister under subsection (1), that longer period. 73 Matters to be considered in determining applications (1) In determining an application for a permit, the Executive Director must consider— S. 73(1)(a) (a) the extent to which the application, if amended by approved, would affect the cultural heritage No. 19/2004 significance of the registered place or s. 19(a). registered object; and (ab) if the application relates to a listed place or S. 73(1)(ab) inserted by to a registered place or registered object in a No. 105/2004 World Heritage Environs Area, the extent to s. 9. which the application, if approved, would affect—
(1) The Heritage Council must consider every application referred to it and must tell the Executive Director in writing, within 30 days or any longer period approved by the Minister, that— (a) it does not object to the issuing of the permit; or (b) it does not object if the permit is subject to the conditions specified by the Heritage Council; or (c) it objects to the issuing of the permit on any specified ground. (2) If an application has been referred to the Heritage Council, the Executive Director must not determine the application until the end of 30 days after the application was referred or, if any longer period was approved by the Minister under subsection (1), that longer period. 73 Matters to be considered in determining applications s. 73 (1) In determining an application for a permit, the Executive Director must consider— S. 73(1)(a) amended by No. 19/2004 s. 19(a). (a) the extent to which the application, if approved, would affect the cultural heritage significance of the registered place or registered object; and S. 73(1)(ab) inserted by No. 105/2004 s. 9. (ab) if the application relates to a listed place or to a registered place or registered object in a World Heritage Environs Area, the extent to which the application, if approved, would affect—
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