Special provisions relating to World Heritage nominations
314 Special provisions relating to World Heritage nominations
The Commonwealth may submit to the World Heritage Committee for inclusion in the World Heritage List a property containing an area owned or occupied by another person only if the Minister is satisfied that the Commonwealth has used its best endeavours to reach agreement with the other person on:
the proposed submission of the property (so far as it relates to the area); and
management arrangements for the property (so far as they relate to the area).
The Commonwealth may submit to the World Heritage Committee for inclusion in the World Heritage List a property in a State or self‑governing Territory only if the Minister is satisfied that the Commonwealth has used its best endeavours to reach agreement with the State or Territory on:
the proposed submission of the property; and
management arrangements for the property.
A failure to comply with this section does not affect the submission of a property to the World Heritage Committee for inclusion in the World Heritage List or the status of a property as a declared World Heritage property.
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