Native Title (Tribunal) Regulations 2024
7Right to negotiate applications—prescribed form
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7 Right to negotiate applications—prescribed form
For the purposes of paragraph 76(a) of the Act, the prescribed form of a right to negotiate application is a form that includes the following: (a) if the applicant is a registered native title claimant—a statement identifying the relevant native title determination application entered on the Register of Native Title Claims; (b) if paragraph (a) of this section does not apply—the name of the applicant; (c) the Government party that has given the notice of the future act; (d) a description of the future act in respect of which the application is made; (e) the notification day for the future act; (f) the physical or postal address to which summons may be served on the applicant; (g) the contact details for the applicant, including: (i) the applicant’s telephone number (if any); and (ii) a physical, postal or email address to which documents (other than summons) may be sent to the applicant; (h) if the applicant has a representative—the name and contact details of the representative.
Note: The following may be applicants for a right to negotiate application:
(a) in the case of an expedited procedure objection application—a native title party;
(b) in the case of a future act determination application—a negotiation party (being a Government party, a native title party or a grantee party).