Time for compliance and consequences of non-compliance. (a) The Parties, as applicable, must each meet the time limits imposed under the following provisions of this NSHA:
Time for compliance and consequences of non-compliance. (a) Subject to clauses 6.1(b) and 6.2, the Parties must each meet the time limits imposed under the following provisions of this GSHA:
Time for compliance and consequences of non-compliance. The Parties must each meet the time limits imposed under the following provisions of this PSHA: the receipt by the Proponent of an Activity Notice Response (clause 8.3(a)); and the reaching of the Survey Agreement Date within the Survey Agreement Period (clause 9.1(d)); and the commencement of fieldwork for a Survey (clause 10.2(a)) and the agreed date (if any) for completion of the fieldwork for a Survey (clauses 8.3(d)(iii)) or 9.7; and the receipt by the Proponent of the Preliminary Advice following completion of a Survey (clause 12.1(a)); the receipt by the Proponent of the final Survey Report (clause 12.1(c)). The time limits on the steps referred to in clause 6.1(a) may be extended by agreement in writing between the Parties. Any such agreed extension will apply only to a single Activity Program, unless expressly agreed otherwise in the written agreement under this clause. To avoid doubt, any failure to comply with the time limits for the steps described in clause 6.1 (a) does not give the Proponent a right to terminate this PSHA, but failure to comply with those time limits has the consequences described in the following provisions of this clause 6.1. If the PBC fails to comply, or to ensure that the Aboriginal Heritage Service Provider complies, with any of the time limits on the steps listed in clause 6.1(a), including an extension of time agreed pursuant to 6.1(b), then the Proponent may provide a written notice to the PBC, with such a notice to nominate a date by which the non-compliance must be rectified. The date nominated by the Proponent must allow a reasonable period, in all the circumstances, for rectification of the non-compliance, and in any event the date must not be less than 12 Business Days after the date of receipt of the notice of non-compliance. If the PBC is unable to comply with, or to ensure that the Aboriginal Heritage Service Provider complies with, the time limits imposed by the provisions referred to in 6.1(a)(ii) because they are (or either of them as the case may be, is) unable to engage a Principal Aboriginal Heritage Consultant at the rate set out in schedule 6, the PBC must advise the Proponent that this is the case and provide 3 written competitive quotes from external consultant anthropologists (or archaeologists where appropriate) and reasons why the higher rates quoted are justified in the circumstances. If the Proponent is aware of an alternative external consultant anthropologist (or archaeologist, as the case ma...
Time for compliance and consequences of non-compliance. (a) The Parties must each meet the time limits imposed under the following provisions of this PSHA:
Time for compliance and consequences of non-compliance. (a) The Parties, as applicable, must each meet the time limits imposed under the following provisions of this NSHA: the receipt by the Proponent of an Activity Notice Response (clause 8.3(a)); and subject to clauses 9.1(e) and 18.9, the reaching of the Survey Agreement Date within the Survey Agreement Period (clause 9.1(d)); and the commencement of fieldwork for a Survey (clause 10.2(a)) and the agreed date (if any) for completion of the fieldwork for a Survey (clauses 8.3(d)(iii)) or 9.7; and the receipt by the Proponent of the Preliminary Advice following completion of a Survey (clause 12.1(a)); and the receipt by the RC and by the Proponent of the draft Survey Report (clause 12.1(b)); the receipt by the Proponent of the final Survey Report (clause 12.1(c)).
