management plans that have been agreed upon, including any written authority from registered Aboriginal parties or the Aboriginal owner. Please check (X) ‘Yes’ if applicable Yes Have you applied to the Australian Museum Trust, for it to hold the Aboriginal Objects collected under the terms of this AHIP? If ‘yes’ provide evidence of your contact with the Australian Museum. (Refer to the Australian Museum’s Archaeological Collection Lodgement Policy and Protocols for the Deposition of Archaeological Materials). Will objects be transferred to an Aboriginal owner3? Will objects be transferred under a Care and Control Agreement to an Aboriginal person or organisation representing Aboriginal people in accordance with section 85A(1)(c) of the NPW Act? If ‘yes’ you must apply for the transfer of Aboriginal objects for safekeeping under section 85A(1)(c) of the NPW Act (see for the form and more information). Do you intend to rebury or return Aboriginal objects to the location they originated from? If ‘yes’ reburial on site must be undertaken in accordance with Requirement 26 ‘Stone artefact deposition and storage’ in the . 3 Aboriginal owner as defined under section 4(1) of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983.
Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System (AHIMS) site information and proposed harm Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System (AHIMS) contains details of Aboriginal objects, places and other heritage values across NSW. AHIMS also contains archaeological reports and site records. In the table below, provide the information of the sites in the area that your AHIP application covers as they are recorded in AHIMS. This will include the sites that you propose to harm as well as those sites where there will be no harm. Note: This information must reflect the discussions you have had with the registered Aboriginal parties. You must also ensure that all AHIMS Site Recording Forms (site cards) are updated (if necessary) prior to completing the table below and submitting your application for an AHIP. This will include making sure that any information access restrictions are correct and that the details of any ‘knowledge holder’ or ‘nominated trustee’ are still current. For a new site that is not in AHIMS, heritage professionals will be required to complete an AHIMS site recording form when recording a site, in conjunction with the local Aboriginal community and relevant OEH officer. For further information regarding AHIMS generally, call the AHIMS Administrator on (02) 9585 6345 or the OEH switchboard on (02) 9995 5000 or refer to the . For information on who can record sites and how to record sites, call the AHIMS Registrar on (02) 9585 6345 or email AHIMS site information Proposed harm Portion of site (whole or part – include map reference if part) AHIMS site ID Site feature (there may be more than one site feature per site ID) Site name Information access restriction and map reference? (Yes + map ref. or No) Easting Northing Datum (AGD or GDA) Zone Type of harm1 Degree of harm2 Consequence of harm3 1 ‘Will not be harmed’ / ‘Movement (collection) only’ / ‘Excavation’ / ‘Community collection’ / ‘Directly harmed’ 2 ‘Whole’ / ‘Partial’ / ‘None’ 3 ‘Total loss of value’ / ‘Partial loss of value’ / ‘No loss of value’ Attach an additional sheet if required.