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Country Summary for GRENADA

I.  Relevant Legislation
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II.  Regulated Cultural Property

Registry

The Grenada National Trust shall create a list of buildings and monuments of pre-historic, historic, and architectural interest. (NTA preamble)

Areas listed in the Schedule attached to the National Heritage Protection Act are considered protected areas. (NHPA Art. 2)


Relevant State Agencies

The Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, and Culture shall have the following powers:

(1) to declare any area of Grenada to be protected;

(2) to issue licenses to extract, excavate, purchase, sell, or otherwise enter into any transaction concerning Amerindian artwork, Pre-Columbian artifacts, or archaeological remains; and

(3) to appoint officers to enforce this Act. (NHPA Art. 3)


III.  Export Restrictions
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IV.  Ownership Rights and Restrictions
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V.  Violations, Penalties and Sanctions
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VI.  International Conventions and Bilateral Agreements
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Country Contact
for Cultural Property Senator the Hon. Adrain A. Thomas
Minister for Tourism, the Creative Economy, and Culture
Ministry of Economic Development, Planning, Tourism, Creative Economy, Culture, Agriculture and Lands, Forestry, Marine Resources and Cooperatives
4 th Floor, Ministerial Complex
Sir. Eric Gairy Botanical Gardens
St. George’s, Grenada minister@eda.gov.gd; ps@eda.gov.gd
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Tel: +1 (473) 440-2708

Darryl Brathwaite
President
Grenada National Trust
Grand Anse Shopping Centre, Suite 3
St. George’s, Grenada admin@grenadanationaltrust.org
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Tel: +1 (473) 407-1212