Licence to use intellectual property Subject to clause 18, the PBC on behalf of the Native Group grants to the Proponent an irrevocable, transferable, non-exclusive, unrestricted, royalty-free licence to utilise any Survey Report for the purposes of the Proponent: conducting its Activities; and seeking any necessary or desirable statutory approvals or pursuing any rights under law, including under the Aboriginal Heritage Act; and enforcing its rights, and complying with its obligations, this PSHA. Identification and relocation of ancestral remains or objects Where, as a result of an Activity, the Proponent uncovers skeletal remains or identifies an area or object which it reasonably suspects of being an Aboriginal Site or Aboriginal Object, the Proponent will: cease all such operations and activities in the immediate vicinity of such remains, area or objects; immediately notify the DAA and other relevant authorities in accordance with the Aboriginal Heritage Act and other applicable statutory law; and notify the DAA of the findings and, subject to other statutory requirements, meet on site where the Parties will discuss in good faith a culturally appropriate method of managing the discovery and how to deal with it in accordance with the provisions of the Aboriginal Heritage Act or other applicable statutory law. For the avoidance of doubt, and subject to other statutory requirements, the Activity may continue in areas which are not in the immediate vicinity of the suspected skeletal remains or suspected Aboriginal Site or Object. 14A. Environmental protection In co-operation with the PBC the Proponent agrees to rehabilitate the Aboriginal Heritage Area as a result of its Activities as required by law. The Proponent shall respond to any complaint or concern raised by the PBC regarding failure to rehabilitate the Aboriginal Heritage Area as required by law.
Licence to use intellectual property Subject to clause 18, the PBC on behalf of the Native Group grants to the Proponent an irrevocable, transferable, non-exclusive, unrestricted, royalty-free licence to utilise any Survey Report for the purposes of the Proponent: conducting its Activities; and seeking any necessary or desirable statutory approvals or pursuing any rights under law, including under the Aboriginal Heritage Act; and enforcing its rights, and complying with its obligations, this PSHA. Identification and relocation of ancestral remains or objects Where, as a result of an Activity, the Proponent uncovers skeletal remains or identifies an area or object which it reasonably suspects of being an Aboriginal Site or Aboriginal Object, the Proponent will: cease all such operations and activities in the immediate vicinity of such remains, area or objects; immediately notify the DAA and other relevant authorities in accordance with the Aboriginal Heritage Act and other applicable statutory law; and notify the DAA of the findings and, subject to other statutory requirements, meet on site where the Parties will discuss in good faith a culturally appropriate method of managing the discovery and how to deal with it in accordance with the provisions of the Aboriginal Heritage Act or other applicable statutory law. For the avoidance of doubt, and subject to other statutory requirements, the Activity may continue in areas which are not in the immediate vicinity of the suspected skeletal remains or suspected Aboriginal Site or Object. 14A. Environmental protection In co-operation with the PBC the Proponent agrees to rehabilitate the Aboriginal Heritage Area as a result of its Activities as required by law. The Proponent shall respond to any complaint or concern raised by the PBC regarding failure to rehabilitate the Aboriginal Heritage Area as required by law.
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