s. 106 (c) specify the measures to be taken for the protection of the Aboriginal place or object; and (d) if appropriate, specify the person responsible for taking the measures specified under paragraph (c); and (e) contain the prescribed information (if any). Example An ongoing protection declaration could specify measures that restrict or prohibit access to, or interference with, an Aboriginal place or object. 105 Amendment or revocation of ongoing protection declaration The Minister may, at any time, amend or revoke an ongoing protection declaration— (a) on the application of the Council; or (b) on the application of a relevant registered Aboriginal party; or (c) on the Minister's own initiative. 106 Minister to consult Before making, amending or revoking an ongoing protection declaration, the Minister must— (a) consult with the Council about the proposal; and
(c) specify the measures to be taken for the protection of the Aboriginal place or object; and (d) if appropriate, specify the person responsible for taking the measures specified under paragraph (c); and (e) contain the prescribed information (if any). Example An ongoing protection declaration could specify measures that restrict or prohibit access to, or interference with, an Aboriginal place or object. 105 Amendment or revocation of ongoing protection declaration The Minister may, at any time, amend or revoke an ongoing protection declaration— (a) on the application of the Council; or (b) on the application of a relevant registered Aboriginal party; or (c) on the Minister's own initiative. 106 Minister to consult s. 106 Before making, amending or revoking an ongoing protection declaration, the Minister must— (a) consult with the Council about the proposal; and