sec.56Giving of written notice (proposed study)

### sec.56 Giving of written notice (proposed study) The sponsor for a cultural heritage study must give a written notice ( written notice (proposed study) ) to— the chief executive; and each person who is an owner or occupier of a part of the study area; and if, for a part of the study area, there is no Aboriginal cultural heritage body—each Aboriginal party that is a native title party for the part of the study area; and each entity that is an Aboriginal cultural heritage body for a part of the study area; and if, for a part of the study area, there is no Aboriginal cultural heritage body and there is also no Aboriginal party that is a native title party—each entity that is a representative body for the part of the study area; and each local government whose local government area includes a part of the study area. The written notice (proposed study) must, to the greatest practicable extent, be given simultaneously to each person to whom it is required to be given. If, under subsection (1) (c) , the written notice is required to be given to a native title party for a part of the study area, the written notice may be sent to the address for service entered for the party in— the register; or if no address for service is entered in the register, but an address for service is entered in the National Native Title Register or the Register of Native Title Claims—the National Native Title Register or the Register of Native Title Claims. (sec.56-ssec.1) The sponsor for a cultural heritage study must give a written notice ( written notice (proposed study) ) to— the chief executive; and each person who is an owner or occupier of a part of the study area; and if, for a part of the study area, there is no Aboriginal cultural heritage body—each Aboriginal party that is a native title party for the part of the study area; and each entity that is an Aboriginal cultural heritage body for a part of the study area; and if, for a part of the study area, there is no Aboriginal cultural heritage body and there is also no Aboriginal party that is a native title party—each entity that is a representative body for the part of the study area; and each local government whose local government area includes a part of the study area. (sec.56-ssec.2) The written notice (proposed study) must, to the greatest practicable extent, be given simultaneously to each person to whom it is required to be given. (sec.56-ssec.3) If, under subsection (1) (c) , the written notice is required to be given to a native title party for a part of the study area, the written notice may be sent to the address for service entered for the party in— the register; or if no address for service is entered in the register, but an address for service is entered in the National Native Title Register or the Register of Native Title Claims—the National Native Title Register or the Register of Native Title Claims. - (a) the chief executive; and - (b) each person who is an owner or occupier of a part of the study area; and - (c) if, for a part of the study area, there is no Aboriginal cultural heritage body—each Aboriginal party that is a native title party for the part of the study area; and - (d) each entity that is an Aboriginal cultural heritage body for a part of the study area; and - (e) if, for a part of the study area, there is no Aboriginal cultural heritage body and there is also no Aboriginal party that is a native title party—each entity that is a representative body for the part of the study area; and - (f) each local government whose local government area includes a part of the study area. - (a) the register; or - (b) if no address for service is entered in the register, but an address for service is entered in the National Native Title Register or the Register of Native Title Claims—the National Native Title Register or the Register of Native Title Claims.