Examples of Aboriginal Heritage Survey in a sentence
In coming to its decision SWALSC shall take into account: the extent to which the Activity Program described in the Activity Notice consists of Low Ground Disturbance Activities; and the extent to which the land and waters the subject of the Activity Notice have been the subject of a previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey.
Where no previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey (whether under this NSHA or otherwise) has been undertaken in relation to the area of land and waters the subject of the Activity Notice, there is a non-binding presumption that a Survey is required unless otherwise agreed or waived in accordance with clause 8.3(b).
Where a previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey (whether conducted under this NSHA or otherwise) has, or if not clear, reasonably appears to have, covered the area the subject of the Activity Notice, there is no presumption either way as to whether a Survey is required.
Subject to confidentiality provisions, the Proponent must (if it is in their possession or control) provide by way of notice a copy of the written report of the previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey to SWALSC (if such copy has not already been provided with the Activity Notice).
In considering this factor, SWALSC will consider whether it is clear from the reported results of the previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey that the Activities disclosed in the Activity Notice can be carried out without damaging Aboriginal Heritage; and any relevant previous decisions by SWALSC under clause 8.3(b); and any other matter SWALSC reasonably considers relevant, including if appropriate a visit to the Agreement Area with representatives from the Proponent and from DPLH.
In considering this factor, SWALSC will consider whether it is clear from the reported results of the previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey that the Activities disclosed in the Activity Notice can be carried out without damaging Aboriginal Heritage; and any relevant previous decisions by SWALSC under clause 8.3(b); and any other matter SWALSC reasonably considers relevant, including if appropriate a visit to the Agreement Area with representatives from the Proponent and from DAA.
Aboriginal Heritage Survey Report means a report by a suitably qualified archaeologist, ethnographer, anthropologist or other heritage professional, that communicates the results of the Aboriginal heritage survey.
Guidance about the type of information to be included in the various types of Aboriginal Heritage Survey Reports is available from the DAA’s website.
An Activity Notice may also set out: whether there has been any previous Aboriginal Heritage Survey and, subject to any confidentiality restrictions, the age, methodology, participants, standard and results of that survey.
Aboriginal Heritage Survey means a survey conducted by a suitably qualified archaeologist, ethnographer, anthropologist or other heritage professional who investigates the Aboriginal heritage of an area.