(j) all known Aboriginal intangible heritage S. 145(1)(j) agreements and any Aboriginal intangible inserted by No. 11/2016 heritage approved to be recorded under s. 86(5). section 79C. (2) The Secretary may record in the Register any S. 145(2) substituted by other information regarding Aboriginal cultural No. 11/2016 heritage or Aboriginal intangible heritage that the s. 86(6). Secretary considers necessary in order to protect or manage that heritage. 146 Who may access the Register? (1) Subject to section 146A, the Secretary must allow S. 146(1) amended by any of the following persons or bodies to have No. 11/2016 access to the Register but only for the purpose set s. 87(1). out for that person or body— (a) a registered Aboriginal party or a person authorised in writing by a registered Aboriginal party—for the purpose of obtaining information relating to the area or areas in respect of which the registered Aboriginal party is registered; (b) a member of the Council or a public sector employee (within the meaning of the Public Administration Act 2004) whose duties involve the administration of this Act—for the purpose of managing Aboriginal cultural heritage in Victoria or maintaining and updating the Register; (c) a person engaged as a heritage advisor for a S. 146(1)(c) substituted by cultural heritage management plan, No. 11/2016 preliminary Aboriginal heritage test, s. 87(2). Aboriginal cultural heritage land management agreement or a cultural heritage audit—for the purpose of conducting research related to the plan, test, agreement or audit;
S. 145(1)(j) inserted by No. 11/2016 s. 86(5). (j) all known Aboriginal intangible heritage agreements and any Aboriginal intangible heritage approved to be recorded under section 79C. S. 145(2) substituted by No. 11/2016 s. 86(6). (2) The Secretary may record in the Register any other information regarding Aboriginal cultural heritage or Aboriginal intangible heritage that the Secretary considers necessary in order to protect or manage that heritage. 146 Who may access the Register? S. 146(1) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 87(1). (1) Subject to section 146A, the Secretary must allow any of the following persons or bodies to have access to the Register but only for the purpose set out for that person or body— (a) a registered Aboriginal party or a person authorised in writing by a registered Aboriginal party—for the purpose of obtaining information relating to the area or areas in respect of which the registered Aboriginal party is registered; (b) a member of the Council or a public sector employee (within the meaning of the Public Administration Act 2004) whose duties involve the administration of this Act—for the purpose of managing Aboriginal cultural heritage in Victoria or maintaining and updating the Register; S. 146(1)(c) substituted by No. 11/2016 s. 87(2). (c) a person engaged as a heritage advisor for a cultural heritage management plan, preliminary Aboriginal heritage test, Aboriginal cultural heritage land management agreement or a cultural heritage audit—for the purpose of conducting research related to the plan, test, agreement or audit;
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