81When can a cultural heritage audit be ordered?

81 When can a cultural heritage audit be ordered? S. 81(1) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 61(1). (1) The Minister may order a cultural heritage audit to be carried out if, on the advice of the Secretary, the Council or an authorisedofficer, the Minister reasonably believes that— S. 81(1)(a) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 61(2). (a) the sponsor of an approved cultural heritage management plan has contravened, or is likely to contravene, the conditions in the plan; or (b) the holder of a cultural heritage permit has contravened, or is likely to contravene a condition of the permit; or (c) the impact on Aboriginal cultural heritage of an activity to which an approved cultural heritage management plan or a cultural heritage permit applies will be greater than that determined at the time the plan was approved or the permit was granted. (2) The Minister must give notice of a decision to order a cultural heritage audit— (a) if the audit relates to an approved cultural heritage management plan, to the sponsor of the plan and each registered Aboriginal party that evaluated the plan; or (b) if the audit relates to a cultural heritage permit, to the holder of the permit and each relevant registered Aboriginal party.