Title The right to negotiate and native title future acts : implications of the Native Title Amendment Bill 1996 / D.E. Smith

Published Canberra : Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Faculty of Arts, Australian National University, 1996

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Description 25 pages ; 25 cm Series Discussion paper / Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, 1036-1774 ; no. 124/1996 Discussion paper (Australian National University. Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research) ; no. 124/1996 Summary Describes the right to negotiate (RTN) process as established in the Native Title Act 1993 and particularly under the present 'future acts' regime (sections 226, 227, 233); 'permissable future acts' (s235, s238(8)); (ss 26(2), 26(2)(e), 26(3)(4), 253); how section 29 notices currently initiate RTN; clear procedural diagrams of section 29 and associated procedures on pp 4 & 5 (Diags.1&2); outcomes of RTNs and arbritration to 1996; assesses the eight proposed amendments and the possible implications Analysis Aboriginal land rights Federal issue Native Title Amendment Bill 1996 Native title Negotiation State issue Notes Notes: p. 22-24 Bibliography Bibliography: pages 24-25 Notes Discussion paper (Australian National University. Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research) no:124/1996 1036-1774 Subject Australia. Native Title Act 1993. Aboriginal Australians -- Land tenure -- Economic aspects. Aboriginal Australians -- Land tenure. Land tenure -- Law and legislation -- Australia. Aboriginal Australians -- Civil rights. Native title (Australia) Native title -- Australia Author Australian National University. Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research. ISBN 0731517989

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