Examples of Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements in a sentence
For the purposes of subsection (1)(c)(iv), where the acquired land is a native title right or interest: (a) the proper officer is the Native Title Registrar under the Native Title Act; and (b) the register is the Register of Native Title Claims, the National Native Title Register or the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements maintained under that Act, as the case requires.
A future act will be valid if the parties to certain agreements (called indigenous land use agreements—see Subdivisions B, C and D) consent to it being done and, at the time it is done, details of the agreement are on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements.
If the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory is a party to an indigenous land use agreement whose details are entered in the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements, this Act does not prevent the Commonwealth, the State or the Territory doing any legislative or other act to give effect to any of its obligations under the agreement.
ILUAs means each of the Indigenous Land Use Agreements entered into by the State and the Native Title Claims which are entered on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements established and maintained under Part 8A of the Native Title Act, and which are collectively referred to as the ILUAs, one of which is the Regional ILUA.
The parties acknowledge and agree that while this ILUA is registered on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements all future acts carried out in accordance with this ILUA are valid to the extent that they affect native title in the area covered by this ILUA.
If the details of an agreement are entered on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements, the agreement has effect, for the purposes of this Act, as if it did not include any amendments other than those that have effect because of subsection (1).Note: An application for registration of such an agreement as amended could be made under Subdivision B, C or D.
This Part B Determination shall take effect upon the LALC Lands ILUAs being registered on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements.
In the event that the LALC Lands ILUAs are not registered on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements on or before 28 May 2018, or at such later time as this Court may order, the matter is to be listed for further directions.
Upon registration of the Ngarrindjeri Part A Settlement Indigenous Land Use Agreement on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements, native title is extinguished in those areas described in Schedule 7 over which native title rights and interests are surrendered under that Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA).
In relation to proposed s 24ED, the intention appears to be to allow for the specified amendments to be made and have effect in relation to a registered ILUA without any requirement that the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements (the Register) be updated to reflect those amendments.