33Form of notices

33 Form of notices (1) A notice of proposal is to be in the approved form and contain: (c) an invitation to the person on whom the notice is served to negotiate with the Minister the conditions of the acquisition of the person's interest by agreement under this Act and advice to the person that in the absence of agreement the land will be compulsorily acquired but that the land will only be acquired (whether by agreement or compulsorily) after all objections lodged in accordance with section 34 have been dealt with under this Part; and (d) a statement: (i) specifying, in accordance with section 34(1), the period within which the person served with the notice of proposal may lodge with the Minister an objection to the acquisition so far as it affects the person's interest in the land and the date on which that period commences (being 10 days after the date of publication of the notice of proposed acquisition); and (ii) to the effect that, if the person is a registered native title claimant or registered native title body corporate or has a claim for registration pending as described in subsection (3)(d) in relation to any of the land, the person may lodge an objection to the acquisition so far as it affects the person's native title right and interests.

Lands Acquisition Act 1978 11 (2) The Minister must cause to be served on each person served with a notice of proposal under section 32(1)(b) or (f) or (2A) a statement in the approved form summarising the rights of such persons under this Act. (3) A notice of proposed acquisition is to be in the approved form and contain: (c) a statement indicating that a person who has or claims to have an interest in the land that will be divested, modified or affected by the acquisition may, within 21 days of the date of publication of the notice, apply to the Minister for a notice of proposal and must indicate in the application the nature of the interest held or claimed; (d) a statement indicating that if: (i) within 3 months after the date specified in the notice of proposal referred to in paragraph (e), a person (other than a person served under section 32(1)(b)(i) or (ii)) advises the Minister in writing that the person has made an application to the Federal Court for a determination of native title in respect of any of the land proposed to be acquired; and (ii) the Native Title Registrar has not yet decided whether or not to accept the claim for registration in the Federal Court application, the person may, within 4 months from the date specified in the notice of proposal referred to in paragraph (e), lodge an objection to the acquisition so far as it affects the native title rights and interests specified in the claim; and (e) a statement indicating that a person referred to in paragraph (c) or (d) is not entitled under this Act to lodge an objection to the acquisition unless the person has been served with a notice of proposal under section 32(2A).