sec.40Improvements and land may be excluded

### sec.40 Improvements and land may be excluded The following things may be excluded from a deed of grant in trust when it is granted— improvements owned by the State, other than buildings built for the residence of Aboriginal or Islander inhabitants authorised to live within the boundaries of the land granted, together with— the land on which the improvements are located; and a reasonable area of land surrounding the improvements; and adequate access to the improvements; land consisting of aerodromes, landing strips, ports, roads, stock routes, bridges and railways. An exclusion may be by description rather than survey. s 40 amd 1998 No. 48 s 17 sch (sec.40-ssec.1) The following things may be excluded from a deed of grant in trust when it is granted— improvements owned by the State, other than buildings built for the residence of Aboriginal or Islander inhabitants authorised to live within the boundaries of the land granted, together with— the land on which the improvements are located; and a reasonable area of land surrounding the improvements; and adequate access to the improvements; land consisting of aerodromes, landing strips, ports, roads, stock routes, bridges and railways. (sec.40-ssec.2) An exclusion may be by description rather than survey. - (a) improvements owned by the State, other than buildings built for the residence of Aboriginal or Islander inhabitants authorised to live within the boundaries of the land granted, together with— (i) the land on which the improvements are located; and (ii) a reasonable area of land surrounding the improvements; and (iii) adequate access to the improvements; - (i) the land on which the improvements are located; and - (ii) a reasonable area of land surrounding the improvements; and - (iii) adequate access to the improvements; - (b) land consisting of aerodromes, landing strips, ports, roads, stock routes, bridges and railways. - (i) the land on which the improvements are located; and - (ii) a reasonable area of land surrounding the improvements; and - (iii) adequate access to the improvements;