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Native Title (Approved Gold or Tin Mining Acts - Queensland) (Surface Alluvium (Gold or Tin) Mining Leases) Determination 2000

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This instrument declares certain administrative actions on Queensland surface alluvial gold and tin mining leases—granting, renewing, and approving amendments that convert interests into such leases—as "approved gold or tin mining acts" under the Native Title Act 1993. It affects companies seeking or holding these specific leases and native title holders whose land interests may be impacted, by clarifying how those acts interact with native title.

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Native Title (Approved Gold or Tin Mining Acts - Queensland) (Surface Alluvium (Gold or Tin) Mining Leases) Determination 2000

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Native Title (Approved Gold or Tin Mining Acts — Queensland) (Surface Alluvium (Gold or Tin) Mining Leases) Determination 20001

I, DARYL ROBERT WILLIAMS, Attorney-General, acting under subsection 26B (1) of the Native Title Act 1993, determine that each act included in the class of acts done by Queensland, as mentioned in Schedule 1, is an approved gold or tin mining act.

Dated 31 May 2000.

DARYL WILLIAMS

Attorney-General

Schedule 1 Approved gold or tin mining acts

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The grant of a mining lease under Part 7 of the Mineral Resources Act 1989 of Queensland that is a surface alluvium (gold or tin) mining lease to which Division 2 of Part 17 of that Act applies (including application because of Part 19).

The renewal of a mining lease under Part 7 of the Mineral Resources Act 1989 of Queensland that is a surface alluvium (gold or tin) mining lease to which Division 5 of Part 17 of that Act applies.

The approval relating to a mining lease under Part 7 of the Mineral Resources Act 1989 of Queensland to which Division 6 of Part 17 of that Act applies so that, after the approval takes effect, the mining lease will be a surface alluvium (gold or tin) mining lease.

Note

Note: 1. This Determination was disallowed by the Senate on 30 August 2000.

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1 Native Title (Approved Gold or Tin Mining Acts - Queensland) (Surface Alluvium (Gold or Tin) Mining Leases) Determination 2000