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Developing and negotiating an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

Developing and negotiating an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

Guide for parties under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006.

Date:: November 2020

Introduction

The purpose of this guide is to assist Registered Aboriginal Parties and Public Land Managers to prepare and negotiate an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement.

Term of an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

Commencement and termination of a Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement.

Amending an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

An Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement can be amended at any time, provided both parties agree to the amendment.

Appendix 1: Possible Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement activities

These tables provide examples of possible land management activities, their methodologies and indicative ground disturbance.

Development of an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement agreement process is designed to encourage the active involvement of both parties.

Reviewed 10 November 2020

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Developing and negotiating an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

Introduction
Term of an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement
Amending an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement
Appendix 1: Possible Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement activities
Development of an Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Land Management Agreement

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