Examples of Commonwealth Native Title Act in a sentence
If a person would be a native title party under subsection (1)(b) but the person is no longer alive, the native title party is instead taken to be the native title claim group who, under the Commonwealth Native Title Act, authorised the person to make the relevant native title determination application.
Subsection (5) applies to a native title party for an area who is or was a registered native title holder the subject of a determination of native title under the Commonwealth Native Title Act.
To the extent that section 31 applies to a prospecting permit granted other than only for pegging purposes, a reference in the section to the owner of land is taken to include a reference to any registered native title body corporate or registered native title claimant under the Commonwealth Native Title Act in relation to any of the land.
To the extent that a provision of part 3, other than section 19(1) or 34, applies to a prospecting permit granted only for pegging purposes, a reference in the provision to the owner of land is taken to include a reference to any registered native title body corporate under the Commonwealth Native Title Act in relation to any of the land.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner also prepares an annual “Native Title” report on the operation of the Commonwealth Native Title Act 1993 and its effect on the exercise and enjoyment of human rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Subdivision 2 Land held by CATSI corporation 108 Application of sdiv 2(1) This subdivision applies to Aboriginal land held by a CATSI corporation.(2) However, this subdivision does not apply to a transfer of Aboriginal land from a registered native title body corporate (the original body corporate) to another registered native title body corporate that, under the Commonwealth Native Title Act, replaces the original body corporate.
Copies of the Western Australian Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 and the Regulations can be accessed online through the State Law Publisher website (www.slp.wa.gov.au) and copies of the Commonwealth Native Title Act 1993 can be accessed through the ComLaw website (www.comlaw.gov.au).
The New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council is to exercise the functions conferred or imposed, by the Commonwealth Native Title Act, on a representative Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander body (within the meaning of that Act) if the Council is determined to be such a body by the relevant Commonwealth Minister under that Act.
In section 386X, and schedule 1 other than schedule 1, section 4, a reference to the owner of land is taken to include a reference to any registered native title body corporate or registered native title claimant under the Commonwealth Native Title Act in relation to any of the land.
The native title party is a Torres Strait Islander party for the whole area included within the outer boundaries of the area in relation to which the application was made under the Commonwealth Native Title Act for a determination of native title, regardless of the nature and extent of the claimant’s claims in relation to any particular part of the whole area.