Government Gazette 29 December 2004 38 Act No. 27, 2004 No.3361 NATIONAL HERITAGE ACT, 2004 (c) publish or promote the publication of guidebooks and similar publications, having an educational purpose in respect of all or any parts of Namibia and its heritage; (d) issue broadsheets and leaflets for use by visitors to protected places and protected objects; (e) carry out and encourage research into national, regional and local history of Namibia and its heritage, and publish the useful results ofthe research; (f) contribute to and encourage the training of staff and the professional development of persons working in the field of heritage; (g) encourage public awareness and participation in heritage matters. Remedial works 66. (I) In the event of any breach of a provision of this Act or an obligation under this Act on the part of a person charged with the custody of a protected place or protected object whereby damage is caused to that place or object, the Council may ­ (a) by notice in writing require that person to remedy the damage within a specified period and at the person's own expense; and (b) upon failure of the person to comply with the notice, itself enter upon the property and to remedy or cause to be remedied the damage and recover the cost for the remedial work from that person, except if the person proves that he or she was not responsible for the damage either directly or indirectly through default or neglect. (2) If a person has defaced, destroyed, removed, altered or damaged a memorial tablet at a protected place or the Council's emblem or any sign or notice erected by the Council, the Council may cause the damage to be repaired or the tablet, emblem sign or notice to be replaced and recover the cost thereof from that person. By-laws of Council and local authorities 67. (1) The Council, with the approval of the Minister, may, by notice in the Gazette, make by-laws in relation to ­ (a) the admission of members of the public to protected places to which access is allowed under the control of the Council and the fees payable for admission; (b) the conditions of use by any person of any protected place or protected object which is under the control ofthe Council; (c) the safeguarding and protection of, and access of members of the public to, any protected place or object in the possession of a private person; (2) A local authority may, with the approval of the Minister, granted on the recommendation ofthe Council, make by-laws in relation to ­ (a) the admission of the public to a protected place to which the public is allowed access under the control of the local authority and the fees payable for admission; (b) the conditions of use by any person of a protected place or object which is under the control of the local authority.