sec.13Interpretation to support existing rights and interests

### sec.13 Interpretation to support existing rights and interests A provision of this Act must not be interpreted in a way that would allow the provision to operate in a way that prejudices— a right of ownership of a traditional group of Aboriginal people, or of a member of a traditional group of Aboriginal people, in Aboriginal cultural heritage used or held for traditional purposes under Aboriginal tradition; or a person’s enjoyment or use of, or free access to, Aboriginal cultural heritage, if— the person usually lives according to Aboriginal tradition as it relates to a particular group of Aboriginal people; and the access, enjoyment or use is sanctioned by the Aboriginal tradition; or native title rights and interests. - (a) a right of ownership of a traditional group of Aboriginal people, or of a member of a traditional group of Aboriginal people, in Aboriginal cultural heritage used or held for traditional purposes under Aboriginal tradition; or - (b) a person’s enjoyment or use of, or free access to, Aboriginal cultural heritage, if— (i) the person usually lives according to Aboriginal tradition as it relates to a particular group of Aboriginal people; and (ii) the access, enjoyment or use is sanctioned by the Aboriginal tradition; or - (i) the person usually lives according to Aboriginal tradition as it relates to a particular group of Aboriginal people; and - (ii) the access, enjoyment or use is sanctioned by the Aboriginal tradition; or - (c) native title rights and interests. - (i) the person usually lives according to Aboriginal tradition as it relates to a particular group of Aboriginal people; and - (ii) the access, enjoyment or use is sanctioned by the Aboriginal tradition; or