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Aboriginal objects and places (National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NSW))

consent, published by Heritage NSW, Current version as archived 13 December 2025; read 2026-09-30 from the Internet Archive copy because legislation.nsw.gov.au returns HTTP 403 to this environment. New South Wales.

2 obligations, clause by clause.

2 obligations transcribed from the consent, each held with its clause, the window it sets and what missing it costs.

Where it is writtenThe obligationWindowIf missedDisease
s 86Do not harm Aboriginal cultural heritage on the site without the consent, permit or approved management plan the state's instrument requiresheld in the aboriginal cultural heritage registernone setthe claim is barredLapsed compliance
s 89AStop work in the area and report the find to the regulator and the Aboriginal party within the window the state's instrument statesheld in the safety incident registernone setan offenceLapsed compliance

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What does Aboriginal objects and places (National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NSW)) s 86 require?

Do not harm Aboriginal cultural heritage on the site without the consent, permit or approved management plan the state's instrument requires. Missing it: the claim is barred. The clause sets no day count. Demiton watches it against the aboriginal cultural heritage register.

What does Aboriginal objects and places (National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NSW)) s 89A require?

Stop work in the area and report the find to the regulator and the Aboriginal party within the window the state's instrument states. Missing it: an offence. The clause sets no day count. Demiton watches it against the safety incident register.

Does Demiton hold every obligation in Aboriginal objects and places (National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NSW))?

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