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Lands Acquisition Act 1978
Part 2of the Native Title Act would have otherwise
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Part 2 of the Native Title Act would have otherwise
applied; and
(B) relates, to any extent, to an area of land that is an
alternative provision area; and
(ii) there is a determination in force under section 43A(1)(b)
of the Native Title Act in respect of the relevant
provisions of this Act.
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(2) Where section 40 applies in relation to a compulsory acquisition of
an interest in land, this Act (other than Divisions 1 and 2 of Part IV)
applies in respect of the acquisition.
(2A) If, on or after 30 September 1998 but before a determination under
section 43A(1)(b) of the Native Title Act in respect of the relevant
provisions of this Act comes into force, a notice under section 29 of
the Native Title Act is given in respect of a compulsory acquisition
of native title rights and interests that relates to an alternative
provision area, then section 40 of this Act applies.
(3) To avoid doubt, any requirement of this Act relating to the service of
a notice on a representative Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander body
does not apply if the compulsory acquisition is not a future act.