Protection from heritage laws and things done under them
13 Protection from heritage laws and things done under them
Nothing in, or done under, a heritage law prohibits or restricts, conditionally or unconditionally, a protected person for the object doing anything in relation to the object for the purpose of:
giving effect to a temporary loan arrangement for the object (whether or not the person is party to the arrangement); or
meeting the person’s obligations to another protected person who is party to a temporary loan arrangement for the object.
Nothing in, or done under, a heritage law affects:
ownership of the object; or
physical possession, custody or control of the object by a protected person; or
a right of a protected person to physical possession, custody or control of the object.
Exception for prescribed heritage laws
This section does not apply to a heritage law prescribed by regulation for the purposes of this subsection.
Relationship of this section with the rest of this Part
This section does not limit any other section of this Part, and is not limited by any other section of this Part.
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