Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003

If the written notice (proposed plan) is given to an Aboriginal cultural heritage body, the notice must, as well as complying with the basic information requirements for the notice—

advise the body that if it wishes to identify an Aboriginal party to take part in developing the cultural heritage management plan, it must give a written notice to the sponsor identifying the party and giving the party’s contact details; and

state the notice day (proposed plan) for the plan, and advise the body of the time by which the sponsor must be given the written notice identifying an Aboriginal party to take part in developing the plan; and

advise the body that an Aboriginal party identified by the body might not be endorsed to take part in developing the plan if the body does not give the sponsor the written notice within the required time.

For subsection (1)(b), the time the sponsor advises as being the time by which the sponsor must be given the written notice identifying an Aboriginal party to take part in developing the plan must be—

the end of 30 days after the notice day (proposed plan) for the plan; or

a later time decided by the sponsor.