Transfer of Aboriginal cultural items Sample Clauses

Transfer of Aboriginal cultural items. 1 The Director-General and the Land Council agree that, if directed to do so in writing by or on behalf of the majority of Aboriginal Owner Board members, the Director-General will transfer the Aboriginal Cultural Items which are in or on the Lands (to the extent that they may not have already been vested pursuant to the proclamation) to the Land Council pursuant to s85A of the Act, subject to the following conditions: (a) the Land Council will be deemed to have included the Aboriginal Cultural Items as part of the Lands the subject of this Lease; and (b) the Board will have care, control and management of the Aboriginal Cultural Items.
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Transfer of Aboriginal cultural items. ‌ 1. The parties acknowledge that having regard to s.83 of the Act, some uncertainty may exist as to the extent to which Aboriginal cultural items that are in or on the Lands are now vested in the Land Councils by virtue of the proclamation vesting the Lands in the Land Councils. In recognition, in particular, of the paramount powers of the Board under s. 71AO(5) of the Act 2. Accordingly, the Director-General and the Land Councils agree that, if directed to do so in writing by or on behalf of any Aboriginal Owner, the Director-General will transfer the Aboriginal cultural items which are in or on the Lands (to the extent that they may not have already been vested pursuant to the proclamation) to the Land Councils pursuant to s. 85A of the Act, subject to the following conditions: (i) the Land Councils will be deemed to have included the Aboriginal cultural items as part of the Lands the subject of this Lease; and (ii) the Board will have care, control and management of the Aboriginal cultural items. 3. The Director-General agrees not to withhold, unreasonably, any consent sought by the Board pursuant to s.90 of the Act to permit the Board to deal with an Aboriginal cultural item in a fashion considered appropriate by the Board.
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