World Heritage Sample Clauses
The World Heritage clause establishes the parties' obligations regarding sites or properties designated as World Heritage by UNESCO. It typically requires the parties to recognize the special status of such sites and to comply with relevant international conventions or local laws protecting them. For example, if a project or activity is planned near a World Heritage site, the clause may mandate environmental assessments or restrict certain actions to prevent harm. The core function of this clause is to ensure that contractual activities do not negatively impact World Heritage sites, thereby preserving their cultural or natural value and ensuring compliance with international preservation standards.
World Heritage. The Parties acknowledge that the World Heritage Values of a property included in the World Heritage List are protected by Part 3 of the EPBC Act, as the exemption to the application of Part 3 for Forestry Operations does not apply to a property included in the World Heritage List pursuant to section 42 of the EPBC Act.
World Heritage. The Parties agree to jointly participate in the further World Heritage assessment of the relevant Australia-wide themes, specified in Table 1.7 of the World Heritage Report, commencing by the 30th June 1998.