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Factsheet. The South West Native Title Settlement (the Settlement) is the largest and most comprehensive agreement to settle Aboriginal interests over land in Australia. The Settlement, involving six Noongar Native Title Agreement Groups, and covering 200,000 square kilometres of land, represents significant social and economic investment in the Noongar community and the shared future of Western Australia. On 8 June 2015, after extensive negotiations, and authorisation by the Noongar people, the Western Australian Government signed (executed) the six South West Native Title Settlement Agreements with the Ballardong, Gnaala Xxxxx Booja, South West Boojarah, Wagyl Kaip & Southern Noongar, Whadjuk and Yued groups. The Settlement as a whole will only become fully effective after all of the six Agreements have been conclusively registered in accordance with the Native Xxxxx Xxx 0000 (Cth), and any related court proceedings have been resolved. For the latest information see the ‘status of the Settlement’ section of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet website (http:/xxx.xxx.xx.xxx.xx/xxxxx). Noongar Standard Heritage Agreement
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Factsheet. The South West Native Title Settlement (the Settlement) is the largest and most comprehensive agreement to settle Aboriginal interests over land in Australia. The Settlement, involving six Noongar Native Title Agreement Groups, and covering 200,000 square kilometres of land, represents significant social and economic investment in the Noongar community and the shared future of Western Australia. On 8 June 2015, after extensive negotiations, and authorisation by the Noongar people, the Western Australian Government signed (executed) the six South West Native Title Settlement Agreements with the Ballardong, Gnaala Xxxxx Booja, South West Boojarah, Wagyl Kaip & Southern Noongar, Whadjuk and Yued groups. The Settlement as a whole will only become fully effective after all of the six Agreements have been conclusively registered in accordance with the Native Xxxxx Xxx 0000 (Cth), and any related court proceedings have been resolved. For the latest information see the ‘status of the Settlement’ section of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet website (http:/xxx.xxx.xx.xxx.xx/xxxxx). Noongar Housing Program The WA Housing Authority, as part of the Department of Communities, will transfer 121 properties located in the South West region and metropolitan Perth to the Noongar Boodja Trust (NBT). Funds will also be available to refurbish or upgrade those properties. What properties will be transferred? The WA Housing Authority will transfer, in freehold title, 121 properties to the NBT and provide funding for the refurbishment of those properties. In order to protect the confidentiality of current tenancy agreements, information regarding property locations cannot be disclosed. However, the properties that will be transferred are located in the Perth metro area or the South West region. Will existing tenants be affected? Not all transferred properties will be tenanted. The timing of the transfers of the properties to the NBT will take into account the needs of existing tenants and the terms of their lease agreement. The WA Housing Authority will manage this process. How will these properties be used in the future? The properties will be received and held by the NBT. The NBT is bound by the six Settlement Agreements (or Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs)) to manage, invest and/or develop the properties with appropriate consultation with the relevant Noongar Regional Corporation(s). The NBT Trustee, in consultation with the Noongar Community, may decide to develo...
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Factsheet. 1. Finalizing the template is the first step during the store setup process. If the Merchant requests assistance with setup, once work is initiated on a particular template, the Company shall not be in a position to support such changes to that. However, the Merchant is free to change a template and re- design/setup themselves as many times as they would like.
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