Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The chief executive may make a written recommendation to the council to enter a place in the Queensland heritage register as an archaeological place if the chief executive considers the place satisfies the archaeological criteria.
(2) In considering whether a place satisfies the archaeological criteria, the chief executive--
(a) must have regard to the archaeological submissions given to the chief executive for the place; and
(b) may have regard to other information the chief executive considers relevant, including, for example, geographical, historical or archaeological information about the place.
(3) The chief executive must make a recommendation to the council to remove an archaeological place from the Queensland heritage register if the chief executive considers the place no longer satisfies the archaeological criteria.
(4) In considering whether a place no longer satisfies the archaeological criteria, the chief executive--
(a) must have regard to the archaeological submissions given to the chief executive for the place; and
(b) may have regard to other information the chief executive considers relevant, including, for example, information about archaeological investigations of the place or development on the place.
(5) The chief executive's recommendation must be accompanied by a copy of the archaeological submissions given to the chief executive for the place.