Registration Hearings
Registration Hearings are public processes that allow interested people to present their views on whether or not a place or object is added to the Victorian Heritage Register.
The Council is publishing a new set of protocols and forms to govern hearings and reviews which will be available on our website early next week.
Please note the Heritage Act 2017 commences on 1 November. Registration and permit appeal processes which began under the Heritage Act 1995 will continue to be governed by that legislation from 1 November. Any review or hearing processes that begin after 1 November will be governed by the Heritage Act 2017.
Registration Hearings Explained
Follow the stages of a Registration Hearing from beginning to end. This section describes what is involved in a Registration Hearing and shows you the steps from initial submission to final decision.