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must ensure that management actions for values that are not the relevant World Heritage or National Heritage values are consistent with the management of the relevant World Heritage or National Heritage values; and
 (p) must promote the integration of Commonwealth, State or Territory, and local government responsibilities for the property or place; and
 (q) must provide for continuing monitoring and reporting on the state of the relevant World Heritage or National Heritage values; and
 (r) must provide that the plan is to be reviewed at intervals of not more than 5 years.

Criterion for law of State or Territory
 (6) For paragraph 46(3)(a) of the Act, the criterion that the law of the State or Territory under which the management plan is in force (or is to be in force) must be capable of providing protection for the relevant World Heritage or National Heritage values of the property or place is prescribed in relation to that law of the State or Territory.

Part 3—Bilateral agreements to which s 47(1) of the Act apply

Division 3.1—Preliminary

3.01  Application of Part 3
  For paragraph 50(b) of the Act, this Part sets out the requirements that the Minister must be satisfied are met by a bilateral agreement that includes a declaration under subsection 47(1) of the Act before the Minister enters into the agreement.
Division 3.2—General requirements

3.02  Classification of assessment approaches
  The bilateral agreement must:
 (a) identify each assessment approach used in the manner of assessment specified in the agreement; and
 (b) for each assessment approach, state that it is taken to correspond to assessment:
 (i) on preliminary documentation under Division 4 of Part 8 of the Act; or
 (ii) by public environment report under Division 5 of Part 8 of the Act; or
 (iii) by environmental impact statement under Division 6 of Part 8 of the Act; or
 (iv) by inquiry under Division 7 of Part 8 of the Act.

3.03  Public access to assessment documentation
 (1) The bilateral agreement must provide that documentation about each assessment made under the manner of assessment specified in the agreement must be made available to the public.
 (2) However, the bilateral agreement may provide that access to relevant documents may be restricted if it would not be available if the action to which the bilateral agreement applies had been assessed under Part 8 of the Act by the Commonwealth.
Note: Information is not available on the grounds of national security, if it is advice to the Minister or if it is commercial‑in‑confidence. See, for example, the Act, section 95.

3.04  Public comment—particular needs groups
  The bilateral agreement must provide that special arrangements should be made, if appropriate, to ensure that affected groups with particular