This document explains the two main processes that protect and manage cultural heritage; cultural heritage management plans and cultural heritage permits.
For more information on what Aboriginal cultural heritage is and how we celebrate it see An introduction to Aboriginal cultural heritage in Victoria.
For more information on the two main processes that protect and manage cultural heritage - cultural heritage management plans and cultural heritage permits - see The Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 explained.
Introduction
Cultural heritage mangagement plans and cultural heritage permits are the two main approvals to protect and manage cultural heritage during land use or development.
How to consider cultural heritage in your proposed development or project
When planning your development or project, answer these questions to consider cultural heritage. Definitions for each of the terms are on the next page.
Cultural heritage management plan process
A cultural heritage management plan (CHMP) includes a regulated, expert assessment of the impact of proposed land use activity on Aboriginal cultural heritage values.
Cultural heritage permit process
Several actions are controlled under the Act. Permits may be obtained for these actions.
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