Performance of Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery Sample Clauses

Performance of Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery. If the Traditional Owners advise QR that they wish to perform a Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery in respect of the Ancillary Works Area: (a) the Traditional Owners will provide two (2) TOFOs to conduct a Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery of the Ancillary Works Area; (b) If reasonably requested by the Traditional Owners, QR will engage an archaeologist to assist the Traditional Owners to carry out the Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery; (c) the Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery will commence on the date nominated by QR in the Ancillary Works Notice; and (d) the TOFOs will carry out the Cultural Heritage Survey and Recovery expeditiously and within a time period agreed by the Parties, acting reasonably.
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