Historic Places Act 1993 register

Target entity: Historic Places Act 1993 register
Context triple: [New Zealand Heritage List, predecessor, Historic Places Act 1993 register]

• A. National Heritage Act 1983
  The National Heritage Act 1983 is a UK law that reorganized the management and protection of the nation’s historic environment and cultural property, including the establishment and powers of heritage bodies such as the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission (English Heritage).
• B. State heritage registers of Australia
  The State heritage registers of Australia are official lists maintained by individual Australian states and territories that identify and protect places of cultural, historical, architectural, and natural significance within their jurisdictions.
• C. Heritage Act 1995 (Victoria)
  The Heritage Act 1995 (Victoria) is a former Victorian statute that established the legal framework for identifying, protecting, and managing the state’s cultural heritage places and objects.
• D. National Register of historic archives buildings
  The National Register of historic archives buildings is a designation for archival facilities in the United States recognized for their historical, architectural, or cultural significance and protected as part of the nation’s preserved heritage.
• E. Historic Sites and Monuments Act
  The Historic Sites and Monuments Act is a Canadian federal law that establishes the framework for recognizing, commemorating, and protecting places, persons, and events of national historic significance.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Historic Places Act 1993 register
Target entity description: The Historic Places Act 1993 register was New Zealand’s former official list of historic and cultural heritage places, maintained under the Historic Places Act 1993 before being replaced by the New Zealand Heritage List.

• A. National Heritage Act 1983
  The National Heritage Act 1983 is a UK law that reorganized the management and protection of the nation’s historic environment and cultural property, including the establishment and powers of heritage bodies such as the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission (English Heritage).
• B. State heritage registers of Australia
  The State heritage registers of Australia are official lists maintained by individual Australian states and territories that identify and protect places of cultural, historical, architectural, and natural significance within their jurisdictions.
• C. Heritage Act 1995 (Victoria)
  The Heritage Act 1995 (Victoria) is a former Victorian statute that established the legal framework for identifying, protecting, and managing the state’s cultural heritage places and objects.
• D. National Register of historic archives buildings
  The National Register of historic archives buildings is a designation for archival facilities in the United States recognized for their historical, architectural, or cultural significance and protected as part of the nation’s preserved heritage.
• E. Historic Sites and Monuments Act
  The Historic Sites and Monuments Act is a Canadian federal law that establishes the framework for recognizing, commemorating, and protecting places, persons, and events of national historic significance.
• F. None of above. chosen