Aboriginal Land Act 1991
sec.32ZPublic notice of intention to allocate available land
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sec.32Z Public notice of intention to allocate available land
Before allocating available land, the trustee of the available land must publish notice of the trustee’s intention to allocate the available land— by gazette notice (the allocation notice ); and in a newspaper or other publication circulating generally in the area in which the land is situated at least once. The trustee may act under subsection (1) only if— there is a lot on plan description for the available land; and there is dedicated access to the available land; and native title over the available land has been, or will be, surrendered or extinguished; and the trustee has given notice to the chief executive about the trustee’s intention to allocate the available land. s 32Z ins 2014 No. 45 s 5 (sec.32Z-ssec.1) Before allocating available land, the trustee of the available land must publish notice of the trustee’s intention to allocate the available land— by gazette notice (the allocation notice ); and in a newspaper or other publication circulating generally in the area in which the land is situated at least once. (sec.32Z-ssec.2) The trustee may act under subsection (1) only if— there is a lot on plan description for the available land; and there is dedicated access to the available land; and native title over the available land has been, or will be, surrendered or extinguished; and the trustee has given notice to the chief executive about the trustee’s intention to allocate the available land.
- (a) by gazette notice (the allocation notice ); and
- (b) in a newspaper or other publication circulating generally in the area in which the land is situated at least once.
- (a) there is a lot on plan description for the available land; and
- (b) there is dedicated access to the available land; and
- (c) native title over the available land has been, or will be, surrendered or extinguished; and
- (d) the trustee has given notice to the chief executive about the trustee’s intention to allocate the available land.