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Ecoaccess > Cultural heritage > Heritage-registered places

Exemption certificates

General information

Links to key information materials on this issue are listed below for quick referencing. You can also read the legislation online by visiting the Office of Parliamentary Counsel website.

Under Section 46 of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 owners of heritage registered places may apply for an exemption certificate for certain types of development. Any other types of development, for which the exemptions do not apply, require assessment under Section 44 of the Act through the submission of an IDAS application (Part C).

Guidelines and policies

Links to key information materials are listed below.

Information sheet: Reasoned statement of heritage impact (for exemption certificates)

Pre-lodgement service

You may be contacted by an EPA officer if further information is required to support your application.

Permits and approvals

The process for lodging your application will be outlined in your application kit.

Forms and fees

Please download an application form or contact the help desk for assistance. No fees apply.

Exemption Certificate (privately owned registered place)
Exemption Certificate (State owned registered places)

Last updated: 04 July 2006