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3.1 Aims of Chapter

The aims of this Chapter are—

(a) to provide for development delivery plans for areas of land owned by Aboriginal Land Councils to be considered when development applications are considered, and

(b) to declare specified development carried out on land owned by Aboriginal Land Councils to be regionally significant development.

s 3.1: Am 2022 (822), Sch 1[1].

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