the RNTBC Orders as at the ILUA Execution Date are set out in item 12 of Schedule 2. Sensitive Heritage Information means culturally sensitive information about Aboriginal Sites or Aboriginal Objects, provided by or on behalf of the Native Title Group during the course of or in relation to a Survey, including where such information is contained in any Survey Report. Site Avoidance Model means a Survey methodology involving the identification of areas where Activity should not be undertaken because of the presence of an Aboriginal Site within that area. Site Avoidance Survey a Survey carried out using the Site Avoidance Model. Site Identification Model means a Survey methodology involving the identification of Aboriginal Sites by an Aboriginal Consultant. Site Identification Survey means a Survey carried out using the Site Identification Model. Survey an Aboriginal Heritage Survey conducted under this PSHA. Survey Agreement Date has the meaning given in clause 9.1(a) or 9.1(b). Survey Agreement Period has the meaning given in clause 9.1(d). Survey Area the area of land or waters the subject of a Survey, or proposed to be the subject of a Survey. Survey Methodology means either a Site Avoidance Model or a Site Identification Model. Survey Report means a report of the results of a Survey, containing the information set out in clause 12.4 and Schedule 7. Survey Team has the meaning given in clause 10.1. Tenure means the tenures listed in Part A of Schedule 4 (or by virtue of the Proponent Acceptance Deed deemed to be listed where this PSHA commences in the manner described in clause 3.1(b)) and, granted pursuant to the Mining Act, the PGER Act or section 91 of the Land Administration Act 1997 (WA), including any renewal or extension of that tenure from time to time. Tenure Area means in relation to each tenure listed, or deemed to be listed, in Part A of Schedule 4, that part of such tenure which is located wholly or partially within the Aboriginal Heritage Area as described in Part B of Schedule 4 (or by virtue of the Proponent Acceptance Deed deemed to be so described where this PSHA commences in the manner described in clause 3.1(b)). Interpretation – general In this PSHA, unless the contrary intention appears:
Licence to use intellectual property Subject to clause 18, the PBC on behalf of the Native Group grants to the Proponent an irrevocable, transferable, non-exclusive, unrestricted, royalty-free licence to utilise any Survey Report for the purposes of the Proponent: conducting its Activities; and seeking any necessary or desirable statutory approvals or pursuing any rights under law, including under the Aboriginal Heritage Act; and enforcing its rights, and complying with its obligations, this PSHA. Identification and relocation of ancestral remains or objects Where, as a result of an Activity, the Proponent uncovers skeletal remains or identifies an area or object which it reasonably suspects of being an Aboriginal Site or Aboriginal Object, the Proponent will: cease all such operations and activities in the immediate vicinity of such remains, area or objects; immediately notify the DAA and other relevant authorities in accordance with the Aboriginal Heritage Act and other applicable statutory law; and notify the DAA of the findings and, subject to other statutory requirements, meet on site where the Parties will discuss in good faith a culturally appropriate method of managing the discovery and how to deal with it in accordance with the provisions of the Aboriginal Heritage Act or other applicable statutory law. For the avoidance of doubt, and subject to other statutory requirements, the Activity may continue in areas which are not in the immediate vicinity of the suspected skeletal remains or suspected Aboriginal Site or Object. 14A. Environmental protection In co-operation with the PBC the Proponent agrees to rehabilitate the Aboriginal Heritage Area as a result of its Activities as required by law. The Proponent shall respond to any complaint or concern raised by the PBC regarding failure to rehabilitate the Aboriginal Heritage Area as required by law.
Aboriginal Heritage Service Provider $900 (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours Principal Aboriginal Heritage Consultant (if agreed) $900 (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours External Consultant Anthropologist At cost (usually (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours Aboriginal Heritage Act Register Search $200 or as advised by DAA Aboriginal Liaison Officer (if required) $500 (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof a day is 7.5 hours Archaeological assessment (if necessary and agreed) Archaeologist (archaeological team external contractors) At cost (usually (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours Fieldwork and reporting At cost (usually (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours Aboriginal Consultants (clause 10.1(a)(i)) Aboriginal Consultants – up to 6 unless otherwise agreed $500 (maximum) (indexed to CPI) per person per day or pro rata for part thereof where a day is 7.5 hours Regional allowance (in addition to the Aboriginal consultants' costs set out above)
Director's signature (print full name) Director/Secretary's signature (print full name) EXECUTED by [XX – Insert name of Proponent (if an individual)] in the presence of: ) ) ) ) [XX – Insert name of Proponent (if an individual)] Witness' signature (print full name)