Instruction in Aboriginal Culture. (a) The explorer must use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the explorer’s employees, contractors and subcontractors who may be involved in the carrying out of authorised exploration activities are aware, and have an understanding, of:
(i) the significance of land and waters to Aboriginal people;
(ii) their customary and traditional activities;
(iii) native title; and
(iv) the obligations of the explorer, its employees, contractors and subcontractors under the Aboriginal heritage act, the Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander Heritage Protection Act, 1984 (Cth), the native title act and the accepted exploration contract in relation to avoiding disturbance, damage and interference to any Aboriginal site, object or remains.
(b) The explorer must ensure, in consultation with the association , that all such employees, contractors and subcontractors receive such training in the traditions, history and culture of the native title parties and such basic archaeological training as the explorer reasonably considers will facilitate such awareness and understanding and also the identification of any Aboriginal site, object or remains for the purposes of clause 5.3.
(c) The provisions of clause 5.4(b) do not apply to authorised exploration activities to which the provisions of clause 3 of the heritage clearance procedures apply.
Instruction in Aboriginal Culture. (a) The explorer must use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the explorer’s employees, contractors and subcontractors who may be involved in the carrying out of authorised exploration activities are aware, and have an understanding, of:
(i) the significance of land and waters to Aboriginal people;
(ii) their customary and traditional activities;
(iii) native title; and
(iv) the obligations of the explorer, its employees, contractors and subcontractors under the Aboriginal heritage act, the Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander Heritage Protection Act, 1984 (Cth), the native title act and the accepted exploration contract in relation to avoiding disturbance, damage and interference to any Aboriginal site, object or remains.
(b) The explorer must ensure, in consultation with the association, that all such employees, contractors and subcontractors receive such training in the traditions, history and culture of the native title parties and such basic archaeological training as the explorer reasonably considers will facilitate such awareness and understanding and also the identification of any Aboriginal site, object or remains for the purposes of clause 5.3.
Instruction in Aboriginal Culture. 20.1 The Company will use reasonable endeavours to educate all employees, contractors and sub-contractors who may be involved in Petroleum Operations contemplated by these Acceptance Contract Conditions to ensure those persons have an awareness and an understanding of:
Instruction in Aboriginal Culture. 16.1 the Explorer shall promote among non-Aborigines employed in Petroleum Operations, a knowledge, understanding and respect for the tradition, language and culture of the Yankunytjatjara and Antakirinja people.
16.2 The Explorer shall ensure that:
16.2.1 all non-Aboriginal employees and personnel are given appropriate instruction on aspects of Yankunytjatjara and Antakirinja traditions, history and culture by way of background and orientation; 16
