(1) The decision maker must not grant a statutory authorisation for the activity unless a cultural heritage management plan is approved under this Part in respect of the activity.
Note: This section does not prevent a sponsor from lodging an application for a statutory authorisation before a cultural heritage management plan is approved.
(2) The sponsor must give a copy of the approved cultural heritage management plan to the decision maker.
(3) The decision maker must not grant a statutory authorisation for the activity if the activity would be inconsistent with the approved cultural heritage management plan.
(4) If the decision maker is required to decide whether to grant the statutory authorisation within a certain period, that period is deemed not to commence until the decision maker receives a copy of the approved cultural heritage management plan.
(5) Sub-section (4) does not affect any period for making a decision that is preliminary to the decision whether to grant the statutory authorisation.
(6) This section applies despite anything to the contrary in any other Act.