- Published:
- Tuesday 16 February 2021 at 9:14 am
- Published by:
- Department of Premier and Cabinet
Council’s Legislative Review and Regulatory Functions Committee has overseen the development of the two important Guidelines, rigorously reviewed and contributed to by those working with Aboriginal Cultural Heritage and the development of CHMPs:
- Registered Aboriginal Party (RAP) Code of Conduct Guidelines and
- Heritage Advisors Professional Conduct Guidelines
The Guidelines have been developed to be as much for sponsors, government agencies, and other stakeholders, as they are for the RAPs and Heritage Advisors themselves.
Council’s aim in publishing the Guidelines is to clarify and codify the role of:
- RAPs and the standards of work and conduct that should be aspired to
- Heritage Advisors and the standards of work and conduct that meet the expectations of Victorian Traditional Owners.
Further Information
- Development of the Guidelines
- RAP Code of Conduct Guidelines
- Heritage Advisors Professional Conduct Guidelines
These Guidelines are made pursuant to Council’s powers under 132(2)(ck) of the Aboriginal Heritage Act (2006).
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