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found in the dictionary in the Schedule, including:
     ACMA (the Australian Communications and Media Authority)
     carrier
     Director of National Parks
     environment
     Environment Secretary
     industry standard
     installation
     listed international agreement
     Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman.

Part 4 Director of National Parks and Environment Secretary
Division 2 Notification requirements
2.15 Notice to Director of National Parks
 (1) The Director of National Parks is responsible for the administration, management and control of Commonwealth reserved and conservation zones under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
 (2) If a proposed land entry activity of a carrier is likely to be undertaken in, or have an effect on, any of the areas for which the Director is responsible, the carrier must notify the Director in writing of the activity.
 (3) The Director must be notified at least 10 business days before the start of the activity.
 (4) However, the carrier and Director may agree, in writing, for alternative notification arrangements.
2.16 Notice to Environment Secretary
 (1) Before engaging in a land entry activity, a carrier must take all reasonable steps to find out whether the carrier would be required to notify the Environment Secretary of the activity under this section.
 (2) However, the carrier and the Environment Secretary may agree, in writing, on how the carrier is to find out whether the carrier would be required to notify the Environment Secretary.
 (3) The carrier must notify the Environment Secretary, in writing, of a proposed land entry activity, at least 10 business days before starting the activity, if subsection (4), (5) or (6) applies to the activity.
 (4) The carrier must notify the Environment Secretary if the activity:
 (a) is, or is likely to be, inconsistent with Australia's obligations under a listed international agreement; or
 (b) could threaten with extinction, or significantly impede the recovery of, a threatened species; or
 (c) could put a species of flora or fauna at risk of becoming a threatened species; or
 (d) could have an adverse effect on a threatened species of flora or fauna; or
 (e) could damage the whole or a part of a habitat of a threatened species of flora or fauna; or
 (f) could damage the whole or a part of a place, or an ecological community, essential to the continuing existence of a threatened species of flora or fauna; or
 (g) could threaten with extinction, or significantly impede the recovery of, an endangered ecological community; or
 (h) could have a significant impact on the value of the National Heritage List place or a World Heritage List property; or
 (i)  could have an adverse effect on an endangered ecological community; or
  (j) could damage the whole or a