Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Holding Act 2013
sec.30Minister refers lease entitlement notice to Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel or reference entity
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sec.30 Minister refers lease entitlement notice to Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel or reference entity
As soon as practicable after a lease entitlement notice is published for a lease entitlement in a trust area, the Minister must refer the notice to— if there is a Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel for the trust area—the Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel; or otherwise—the reference entity for the lease entitlement. The Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel or reference entity may, within 3 months after the notice is referred to it— identify to the Minister any practical obstacles it considers to exist to satisfying the lease entitlement; and give the Minister any advice or recommendation it considers appropriate about satisfying the lease entitlement. (sec.30-ssec.1) As soon as practicable after a lease entitlement notice is published for a lease entitlement in a trust area, the Minister must refer the notice to— if there is a Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel for the trust area—the Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel; or otherwise—the reference entity for the lease entitlement. (sec.30-ssec.2) The Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel or reference entity may, within 3 months after the notice is referred to it— identify to the Minister any practical obstacles it considers to exist to satisfying the lease entitlement; and give the Minister any advice or recommendation it considers appropriate about satisfying the lease entitlement.
- (a) if there is a Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel for the trust area—the Land Holding Act stakeholder reference panel; or
- (b) otherwise—the reference entity for the lease entitlement.
- (a) identify to the Minister any practical obstacles it considers to exist to satisfying the lease entitlement; and
- (b) give the Minister any advice or recommendation it considers appropriate about satisfying the lease entitlement.