Question: If an Aboriginal object is harmed by a person, it may be a defence to an offence relating to the harm of that object under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (NSW) (the NP&W Act) if: Select one: a. The person had obtained a special works permit under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW). b. The person had obtained development consent under the NP&W Act to harm an Aboriginal object. c. The person had exercised due diligence in determining whether an Aboriginal object would be harmed and reasonably determined there would be no harm. d. The person obtained an Aboriginal heritage impact permit or a licence from the Minister for Planning under the NP&W Act.