-The Act for the Protection of Falleen Cultural Heritage, 569AER-

==|The Act for the Protection of Falleen Cultural Heritage|==
==Section I: Establishment of the Listed Buildings Association ==
I: The Listed Buildings Association is to be founded under the authority of this act, and placed under the power of the Ministry of the Interior.
II: The Listed Buildings Association is the department responsible for the administration of the buildings, woodlands and establishments listed under the power of this act. 
==Section II: Listed Buildings ==
I: A listed building, is deemed to have special architectural or historic interest and because of such was deemed vital to preserve or protect from the possibility of destruction.
*A: No set restriction exists as to what can, or cannot be listed exists. Buildings and structures come in different forms and as such include, but are not limited to, telephone boxes, road signs, castles and historic woodlands.
II: Listed buildings may be restored to their original standing, yet cannot be adapted or modernised. 
*A: All attempts to redevelop listed buildings or sites must be approved by the Home Secretary
*B: Modernising a listed building, without the expressed permission of the Home Secretary, is punishable for a fine exceeding no great than thirty thousand fall. 
==Section III: Statutory criteria for listing ==
I: The Criteria for the listing of buildings is as follows:
*Age and Rarity: Whilst there is no age requirement for a building to be listed, ll: buildings that exist prior to the year 200AER, and contain a ‘significant proportion of their original fabric’ will be listed. 
*Aesthetic merits: Whilst there is no aesthetic requirement, buildings that represent particular aspects of social or economic history are to be prefered for listing.
*Selectivity: In areas where large quantities of similar style buildings exist, those deemed to be the most representative of the style in question are to be prefered for listing.
*National Interest: Significant or distinctive regional buildings, such as those that represent a nationally important by localised industry are to be prefered for listing.
==Section IV: Administration of the Listing Process ==
I: Each Federal State is required to deal with applications for listed buildings within the borders of their Federal State.
*A: Should a state accept an application for a building to be listed the building in question will be added to the administrative files of the Listed buildings association.
II: Any Individual is able to apply for any building to be listed.
III: Upon listing buildings are require categorization into one of the three stated below.
*Grade I: buildings of reasonable interest
*Grade II: particular important buildings of more than special interest
*Grade III: buildings that are of special interest, warranting every effort to preserve them.
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