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21/06/23

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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑
2021 Act Obligation
1972 Act Obligation
Changes
Application Fee
Prospecting
Undertake due diligence usingAboriginal Cultural HeritageManagement Code to determine if an authorisation, permit or management plan is required.
Consult and negotiate management plan [if required] with Aboriginal parties.
Any activity that may result in harm would require a Section 18 consent.
Focus on agreement-making with Aboriginal people.
Consultation guidelines and prescribed timeframes for agreement making.
Schedule of fees for LACHS services provide certainty.
Scrape and detect activities using non-handheld equipment will be Tier 3.
Nominal $100 administrative fee for permit.
Individuals and small business exempt from management plan fees.
Resources & Mining
Undertake due diligence usingAboriginal Cultural HeritageManagement Code to determine if an authorisation, permit or management plan is required.
Consult and negotiate management plan [if required] with Aboriginal parties.
Any activity that may result in harm would require a Section 18 consent.
Focus on agreement-making with Aboriginal people.
Consultation guidelines and prescribed timeframes for agreement making.
Schedule of fees for LACHS services provide certainty.
Estimated fee of $1.39million for companies with $5billion or more in revenue for a 20-year management plan.
Agriculture
Undertake due diligence using Management Code to determine whether an authorisation is required.
Any activity that may result in harm would require a Section 18 consent.
Simpler approval pathway.
Relevant activities will be exempt, Tier 1 or Tier 2 – particularly for established farms and pastoral leases.
Nominal $100 administrative fee for permit.
Individuals and small business exempt from management plan fees.

just thought I'd check pints.....

https://www.wa.gov.au/system/files/2023-06/ach-fs-activity.pdf

btw.... it has nothing to do with the voice..... this is WA Gov, not federal and even then the voice isn't real yet.

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That sort of thing has everything to do with the voice as we can expect allot more of this crap if it gets up

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2021 Act Obligation	1972 Act Obligation	Changes	Application Fee
Prospecting
Undertake due diligence usingAboriginal Cultural HeritageManagement Code to determine if an authorisation, permit or management plan is required. Consult and negotiate management plan [if required] with Aboriginal parties.	Any activity that may result in harm would require a Section 18 consent.	Focus on agreement-making with Aboriginal people. Consultation guidelines and prescribed timeframes for agreement making. Schedule of fees for LACHS services provide certainty. Scrape and detect activities using non-handheld equipment will be Tier 3.	Nominal $100 administrative fee for permit. Individuals and small business exempt from management plan fees.
Resources & Mining
Undertake due diligence usingAboriginal Cultural HeritageManagement Code to determine if an authorisation, permit or management plan is required. Consult and negotiate management plan [if required] with Aboriginal parties.	Any activity that may result in harm would require a Section 18 consent.	Focus on agreement-making with Aboriginal people. Consultation guidelines and prescribed timeframes for agreement making. Schedule of fees for LACHS services provide certainty.	Estimated fee of $1.39million for companies with $5billion or more in revenue for a 20-year management plan.
Agriculture
Undertake due diligence using Management Code to determine whether an authorisation is required.	Any activity that may result in harm would require a Section 18 consent.	Simpler approval pathway. Relevant activities will be exempt, Tier 1 or Tier 2 – particularly for established farms and pastoral leases.	Nominal $100 administrative fee for permit. Individuals and small business exempt from management plan fees.

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