Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003
sec.66Role of endorsed party
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sec.66 Role of endorsed party
An endorsed party for the cultural heritage study has the role of— in particular, assessing the level of significance of areas and objects included in the study area that are or appear to be significant Torres Strait Islander areas significant and Torres Strait Islander objects; and generally, consulting with the sponsor about the carrying out of the cultural heritage study, and giving help and advice directed at maximising the quality and authority of the study. The endorsed party’s role under subsection (1) (b) may be performed on the party’s behalf by a nominee. (sec.66-ssec.1) An endorsed party for the cultural heritage study has the role of— in particular, assessing the level of significance of areas and objects included in the study area that are or appear to be significant Torres Strait Islander areas significant and Torres Strait Islander objects; and generally, consulting with the sponsor about the carrying out of the cultural heritage study, and giving help and advice directed at maximising the quality and authority of the study. (sec.66-ssec.2) The endorsed party’s role under subsection (1) (b) may be performed on the party’s behalf by a nominee.
- (a) in particular, assessing the level of significance of areas and objects included in the study area that are or appear to be significant Torres Strait Islander areas significant and Torres Strait Islander objects; and
- (b) generally, consulting with the sponsor about the carrying out of the cultural heritage study, and giving help and advice directed at maximising the quality and authority of the study.