This legislation has been repealed.
Archaeological areas15. Archaeological areas (1) Where the Governor in Council is satisfied with respect to any land- (a) that it is necessary to reserve the land for the preservation of relics therein; (b) that for the preservation of relics therein it is necessary to control the entry of persons upon that land; (c) that satisfactory arrangements have been made or will be made for the management of the land as an archaeological area and for controlling the entry of persons upon the land; and (d) all consents required by this Act have been obtained- the Governor in Council may by proclamation published in the Government Gazette declare the land to be an archaeological area. (2) A proclamation of land as an archaeological area shall not be made unless the consent in writing for the making of the proclamation has first been received from- (a) where the land or a part thereof is Crown land-the Minister administering the Aboriginal Lands Act 1991; (b) where the land or a part thereof is vested in a statutory corporation for the purposes of any Act-the Minister administering that Act; (c) where the land or a part thereof is under the control of a Minister under an Act-that Minister; or (d) where the land or a part thereof is private land-the owner and, if the owner is not the occupier, the occupier.