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austlii:cth/NNTTA/2003/96
defendant. By consent, the Tribunal determined that the grant of prospecting licence P24/3786 to Glen Allen Sinclair and Robert Edward Gilbert is not an act attracting the expedited procedure.
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This is a very short consent determination by the National Native Title Tribunal. The parties agreed that a prospecting licence (P24/3786) should not be granted using the expedited procedure under the Native Title Act. The native title holders (Widji People), the Western Australian government, and the licence applicants all consented to this outcome. The Tribunal simply recorded this agreement without providing any reasons or analysis.
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Leonne Velickovic on behalf of Widji People/Western Australia/Glen Allen Sinclair, Robert Edward Gilbert, [2003] NNTTA 96 (10 September 2003)
IN THE MATTER of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth)
IN THE MATTER of an inquiry into an expedited procedure objection application
Leonne Velickovic on behalf of Widji People (WC98/27) (Native Title Party)
The State of Western Australia (Government Party)
Glen Allen Sinclair, Robert Edward Gilbert (Grantee Parties)
By consent the determination of the Tribunal is that the grant of prospecting licence P24/3786 to Glen Allen Sinclair and Robert Edward Gilbert is not an act attracting the expedited procedure.
By consent, the Tribunal determined that the grant of prospecting licence P24/3786 to Glen Allen Sinclair and Robert Edward Gilbert is not an act attracting the expedited procedure.