Historic heritage values permanently remove, destroy, damage or substantially alter the fabric7 of a National Heritage place in a • manner which is inconsistent with relevant values extend, renovate, refurbish or substantially alter a National Heritage place in a manner which is • inconsistent with relevant values permanently remove, destroy, damage or substantially disturb archaeological deposits or artefacts in a • National Heritage involve activities in a National Heritage place with substantial and/or long-term impacts on its values • involve the construction of buildings or structures within, adjacent to, or within important sight • lines of, a National Heritage place which are inconsistent with relevant values, and make notable changes to the layout, spaces, form or species composition of a garden, landscape or • setting of a National Heritage place in a manner which is inconsistent with relevant values. Other cultural heritage values restrict or inhibit the continuing use of a National Heritage place as a cultural or ceremonial site causing • its values to notably diminish over time permanently diminish the cultural value of a National Heritage place for a community or group to which • its National Heritage values relate destroy or damage cultural or ceremonial, artefacts, features, or objects in a National Heritage place, • and notably diminish the value of a National Heritage place in demonstrating creative or technical • achievement. 7 Fabric’ means physical material including structural elements and other components, fixtures, fittings, contents and items with historic values. National Heritage places with Indigenous heritage values An action is likely to have a significant impact on Indigenous heritage values of a National Heritage if there is a real chance or possibility that the action will: Indigenous heritage values restrict or inhibit the continuing use of a National Heritage place as a cultural or ceremonial site causing • its values to notably diminish over time permanently diminish the cultural value of a National Heritage place for an Indigenous group to which • its National Heritage values relate alter the setting of a National Heritage place in a manner which is inconsistent with relevant values • remove, destroy, damage or substantially disturb archeological deposits or cultural artefacts in a • National Heritage place destroy, damage or permanently obscure rock art or other cultural or ceremonial, artefacts, features, or • objects in a National Heritage place
Historic heritage values • permanently remove, destroy, damage or substantially alter the fabric7 of a National Heritage place in a manner which is inconsistent with relevant values • extend, renovate, refurbish or substantially alter a National Heritage place in a manner which is inconsistent with relevant values • permanently remove, destroy, damage or substantially disturb archaeological deposits or artefacts in a National Heritage • involve activities in a National Heritage place with substantial and/or long-term impacts on its values • involve the construction of buildings or structures within, adjacent to, or within important sight lines of, a National Heritage place which are inconsistent with relevant values, and • make notable changes to the layout, spaces, form or species composition of a garden, landscape or setting of a National Heritage place in a manner which is inconsistent with relevant values. Other cultural heritage values • restrict or inhibit the continuing use of a National Heritage place as a cultural or ceremonial site causing its values to notably diminish over time • permanently diminish the cultural value of a National Heritage place for a community or group to which its National Heritage values relate • destroy or damage cultural or ceremonial, artefacts, features, or objects in a National Heritage place, and • notably diminish the value of a National Heritage place in demonstrating creative or technical achievement. 7 Fabric’ means physical material including structural elements and other components, fixtures, fittings, contents and items with historic values. National Heritage places with Indigenous heritage values An action is likely to have a significant impact on Indigenous heritage values of a National Heritage if there is a real chance or possibility that the action will: Indigenous heritage values • restrict or inhibit the continuing use of a National Heritage place as a cultural or ceremonial site causing its values to notably diminish over time • permanently diminish the cultural value of a National Heritage place for an Indigenous group to which its National Heritage values relate • alter the setting of a National Heritage place in a manner which is inconsistent with relevant values • remove, destroy, damage or substantially disturb archeological deposits or cultural artefacts in a National Heritage place • destroy, damage or permanently obscure rock art or other cultural or ceremonial, artefacts, features, or objects in a National Heritage place