Reviewing approved agreements for indigenous cultural interests
373ZL Reviewing approved agreements for indigenous cultural interests
The chief executive may review the approved agreement for an indigenous cultural interest to assess—
the compliance of the parties to the agreement with their obligations under the agreement; or
whether the agreement has been changed or has ended.
A lessee of land that is subject to an indigenous cultural interest must give the chief executive a written report about the matters mentioned in subsection (1) when asked to do so by the chief executive.
Also, the lessee must give the chief executive a written report about the matters mentioned in subsection (1) every 10 years after—
if the chief executive has not made a request of the lessee under subsection (2)—the creation of the interest; or
if the chief executive has made a request of the lessee under subsection (2)—the last request by the chief executive under that subsection.
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