Common use of RELICS Clause in Contracts

RELICS. (a) Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall take every reasonable precaution in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) If the Licensee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must within 24 hours notify the Licensor and the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage of the existence of such relic place or item. (c) The Licensee must not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- clause 30(b) without the approval of the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage and the Licensee shall observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-General in relation to carrying out the operations or works.

RELICS. (a) Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 Act 1974 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must Lessee will not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall will take every reasonable precaution precautions in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in on the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) If the Licensee Lessee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must Lessee will within 24 hours notify the Licensor Lessor and the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage of the existence of such relic relic, place or item. (c) The Licensee must Lessee will not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- sub clause 30(b37(b) without the approval of the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage and the Licensee shall Lessee will observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-General in relation to carrying out the operations or works.

RELICS. (a) Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must shall not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall take every reasonable precaution in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) If the Licensee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must shall within 24 hours notify the Licensor and the Chief Executive Director-General of the Office Department of Environment and Heritage Conservation of the existence of such relic place or item. (c) The Licensee must shall not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- clause 30(b) without the approval of the Chief Executive Director-General of the Office Department of Environment and Heritage Conservation and the Licensee shall observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-General in relation to carrying out the operations or works.

RELICS. (a) Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 Act 1974 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall take every reasonable precaution in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) If the Licensee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must within 24 hours notify the Licensor and the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage of the existence of such relic place or item. (c) The Licensee must not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- clause 30(b) without the approval of the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage and the Licensee shall observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-General in relation to carrying out the operations or works.

RELICS. (a) Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must Lessee will not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall will take every reasonable precaution precautions in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in on the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) If the Licensee Lessee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must Lessee will within 24 hours notify the Licensor Lessor and the Chief Executive Director-General of the Office Department of Environment and Heritage Conservation of the existence of such relic relic, place or item. (c) The Licensee must Lessee will not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- sub clause 30(b37(b) without the approval of the Chief Executive Director-General of the Office Department of Environment and Heritage Conservation and the Licensee shall Lessee will observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-General in relation to carrying out the operations or works.

RELICS. (a) 37.1 Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must Lessee will not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall will take every reasonable precaution precautions in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in on the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) 37.2 If the Licensee Lessee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must Lessee will within 24 hours notify the Licensor Lessor and the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage of the existence of such relic relic, place or item. (c) 37.3 The Licensee must Lessee will not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- sub clause 30(b) 37.2 without the approval of the Chief Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage and the Licensee shall Lessee will observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-Director- General in relation to carrying out the operations or works.

RELICS. (a) Unless authorised to do so by a permit under section 87 or a consent under section 90 of the National Parks and Wildlife Xxx 0000 and subject to observance and compliance with any conditions imposed on the grant of such permit or consent the Licensee must shall not knowingly disturb, destroy, deface or damage any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises and shall take every reasonable precaution in drilling excavating or carrying out other operations or works in the Premises against any such disturbance, destruction, defacement or damage. (b) If the Licensee becomes aware of any aboriginal relic or place or other item of archaeological significance within the Premises the Licensee must shall within 24 hours notify the Licensor and the Chief Executive Director-General of the Office Department of Environment and Heritage Conservation of the existence of such relic place or item. (c) The Licensee must shall not continue any operations or works on the Premises likely to interfere with or disturb any relic, place or item referred to in sub- clause 30(b) without the approval of the Chief Executive Secretary of the Office Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and Heritage and the Licensee shall observe and comply with all reasonable requirements of the said Director-General Secretary in relation to carrying out the operations or works.