H.R. 1522 modifies the existing Secretarial review of nominations to the National Historic Register as an option of appeal, rather than a mandatory stage in the nominating process as it currently exists, which speaks to what you just spoke to. This legislation intends that most of the decision making would take place at the State and local level, which is also what you want.
Discussing the reauthorization of H.R. 1522 related to the National Historic Register.
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