Native Title (Right to Negotiate (Inclusion) - NSW Land) Approval No. 1 of 1996
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This instrument provides that where prior written consent is given by the New South Wales Minister for Mineral Resources, allowing license or authority holders referred to in the Native Title (Right to Negotiate (Exclusion) - NSW Land) Determination No. 1 of 1996 to carry out certain activities over land, the giving of that prior written consent is an act to which the right to negotiate provisions of the Native Title Act 1993 apply.
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Made 06 Nov 1996
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Tabled HR 02 Dec 1996
Tabled Senate 28 Nov 1996
Gazetted: 06 Nov 1996
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Commonwealth of Australia

Native Title Act 1993

Native Title (Right to Negotiate (Inclusion)—NSW Land) Approval No. 1 of 1996

I, john joseph herron, Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs, make the following Approval under paragraph 26 (2) (e) of the Native Title Act 1993.

Dated 6 November 1996.

 

 

JOHN HERRON

Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs

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Citation

               1.   This Approval may be cited as the Native Title (Right to Negotiate (Inclusion)—NSW Land) Approval No. 1 of 1996.

Commencement

               2.   This Approval commences on 6 November 1996.

Interpretation

               3.   In this Approval:

“the Act” means the Native Title Act 1993.

Approved acts for the purposes of right to negotiate provisions

               4.   The giving of prior written consent by the New South Wales Minister for Mineral Resources for the holder of a licence or authority referred to in clause 4 of the Native Title (Right to Negotiate (Exclusion)—NSW Land) Determination No. 1 of 1996, as in force at the commencement of this Approval, to prospect on, or in relation to, any onshore place covered by that licence or authority in relation to which native title exists, is an act for the purposes of paragraph 26 (2) (e) of the Act.

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