Aboriginal Heritage Clause Samples
The Aboriginal Heritage clause is designed to protect and manage sites, objects, or areas of cultural significance to Aboriginal peoples within the scope of an agreement or project. It typically requires parties to identify, respect, and avoid disturbing any Aboriginal heritage sites, and may mandate consultation with relevant Indigenous groups or authorities if such heritage is discovered during activities. This clause ensures compliance with heritage protection laws and helps prevent inadvertent damage or legal disputes, thereby safeguarding culturally important sites and fostering respectful engagement with Indigenous communities.
Aboriginal Heritage. Act Section 16 Application means an application to the Aboriginal Heritage Act Registrar for authorisation under section 16 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act to enter upon an Aboriginal Site and to excavate the site or to examine or remove anything on or under the site. Aboriginal Heritage Act Section 18 Application means an application to the Aboriginal Heritage Act Minister for consent under section 18 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act to use land.
Aboriginal Heritage. Nothing in the accepted exploration contract detracts from the explorer’s obligations to comply with the Aboriginal heritage act.
Aboriginal Heritage. 36.1 The Contractor must ensure that it and any sub-contractors comply with the provisions of the Aboriginal ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and associated policies, regulations or standards.
36.2 If the Contractor discovers or suspects they have discovered:
36.2.1 an Aboriginal site; or
36.2.2 an Aboriginal object or remains; then the Contractor will cease all work and take any action required under clause 20 of the Aboriginal ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, and will not recommence work until directed.
36.3 In addition to any action required under special conditions clause 36.2, the Contractor will also notify:
36.3.1 South Australian Police in the event of discovery any remains suspected as being human, whether aboriginal or not
Aboriginal Heritage. [It is possible that there may still be undiscovered Aboriginal cultural sites in the area named in this agreement. Such sites are protected under the Aboriginal Relics Act 1975 and all care should be taken not to disturb or draw attention to such sites. If during the course of your activities such sites are discovered, work should cease immediately and the site should be reported to the Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania. Prior to initiating new works the community group and the land manager should consult with Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania to determine if a heritage assessment is required.] Occupational Health and Safety [Group members have a responsibility to ensure they work in a responsible and reasonable manner to ensure their own safety and the safety of other volunteers and the general public. The group is required to assess the work-site for hazards and brief every participant about safety prior to each working bee.]
Aboriginal Heritage