NPW Act definition
Examples of NPW Act in a sentence
To avoid any doubt, nothing in this agreement is to be construed as authorising (including, but not limited to, by way of a consent, permit, approval or authorisation of any kind for the purposes of Part 6 of the NPW Act) any person to damage or to cause or permit damage to an Aboriginal object or Aboriginal place in, on or under the biobank site.
The parties acknowledge that nothing in this Deed authorises (including, by way of a consent, permit, approval or authorisation of any kind for the purposes of Part 6 of the NPW Act) any person to harm, damage or desecrate an Aboriginal Object or Aboriginal Place in, on or under the Biodiversity Stewardship Site, including any objects or places described in Item G.
The Trust Board is formed under the provisions of s47T of the NP&W Act 1974 and will be responsible for the care, control and management of the Regional Park.
Development on land where there is an identified Aboriginal object as identified in WLEP; is likely to be an Aboriginal object; or is an Aboriginal place of heritage significance; must be supported by an Aboriginal cultural heritage assessment prepared in accordance with the requirements of the NPW Act and include appropriate recommendations to inform the long term management of the item of significance.
Under the NPW Act, anyone carrying out an activity must exercise due diligence to determine whether they should apply for consent in the form of an Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permit (AHIP).
This clause does not affect any rights of the parties under section 69G of the NPW Act.
An OOA is only eligible for reimbursement for the same type or types of healthcare insurance coverage that otherwise would have been provided under the Township’s “Medical Plan” – that is, core medical and/or prescription coverage.
The Department produces a range of publications, brochures and pamphlets relating to parks, reserves and native fauna and flora, including information leaflets relating to parks, reserves, historic sites, Aboriginal objects and places, Aboriginal Places under the NPW Act and state conservation areas.