❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding heritage assessments of family homes and precincts since 1991. The Heritage Council database limitations restrict identifying nominating parties.
AnsweredQoN 2076Legislative Assembly
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(1) How many family homes have been nominated for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(2) How many family homes have been listed for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(3) How many precincts have been nominated for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(4) How many precincts have been listed for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(5) How many of the nominations in (1) and (3) were made by Government employees or departments?
(2) How many family homes have been listed for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(3) How many precincts have been nominated for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(4) How many precincts have been listed for heritage assessment since February 1991?
(5) How many of the nominations in (1) and (3) were made by Government employees or departments?
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Answered
21 October 2003
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Heritage
Response time
26 days
(2) 123 of these places have been identified as worthy of further consideration for assessment. There are 56 on the Register to date. (3) 31 precincts have been nominated for assessment under Section 9 of the Heritage of Western Australia Act (1990) since February 1991. (4) 18 of these places have been identified as worthy of further consideration for assessment. To date, five have been placed on the Register. (5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
(3) 31 precincts have been nominated for assessment under Section 9 of the Heritage of Western Australia Act (1990) since February 1991. (4) 18 of these places have been identified as worthy of further consideration for assessment. To date, five have been placed on the Register. (5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
(4) 18 of these places have been identified as worthy of further consideration for assessment. To date, five have been placed on the Register. (5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
(5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
(3) 31 precincts have been nominated for assessment under Section 9 of the Heritage of Western Australia Act (1990) since February 1991. (4) 18 of these places have been identified as worthy of further consideration for assessment. To date, five have been placed on the Register. (5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
(4) 18 of these places have been identified as worthy of further consideration for assessment. To date, five have been placed on the Register. (5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
(5) The Heritage Council database does not enable specific searches regarding the details of referring parties to be made.
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