Share the cost of heritage work

Set fair ways to share study costs and clear times to decide. Protect heritage and First Nations' rights.

Our planUpdated:

Our argument

Heritage has public value. A fair system should ask who pays to protect it, as well as what must be done. We want clear timelines and shared costs without weakening First Nations’ rights.

What must change

Set fair ways to share study costs and clear times to decide. Protect heritage and First Nations' rights.

What a win looks like

Heritage is protected through fair costs, clear steps and meaningful roles for rights holders.

Public cost

We have not yet priced this ask for the public purse. Any public aid must be priced before we seek funds for it.

The evidence

This case is a proposal. We have not yet published a measured claim for it. The research we still need is set out below.

Studies and notes

No case study is published here yet. This is the next question to check.

What we need to check

Check the legal trigger, study scope, consultant bills and wait times in real cases. Ask affected First Nations how the process should change.

Updates

— Case opened with our argument, our ask and the facts still to check.

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