Sentences with phrase «commission recommends»

The Commission recommends that the name is not too long, as under the Act, all advertising must include the full brokerage name as it appears on the brokerage licence.

The Commission recommends interview several brokerages to determine which brokerage is the best fit for you.

However the Commission recommends that s 203AI be amended to ensure that in determining whether the body is operating «fairly», the Minister can have regard to whether the organisational structure and administrative processes are culturally appropriate or have been adapted to be consistent with an aspect of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander law or custom.

[47] The Commission recommends that the IEDS includes support for homelands.

In particular, the Commission recommends that the Australian Government consult and cooperate with affected Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in order to obtain their free, prior and informed consent before adopting or implementing any legislative or administrative measure in response to the Agreements Discussion Paper.

To this end, the Commission recommends that in addition to ongoing engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the Government should consider support for an expert panel or roundtable to consider each area in further detail and make recommendations for inclusion in the IEDS.

The Commission recommends that in the IEDS the Government commits to continuing to fund community education and community development programs initiatives aimed at preventing family violence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

With regard to the Native Title Amendment Bill, the Australian Human Rights Commission recommends:

The Commission recommends that s 108 be amended to confer on the NNTT a formal educative function.

The Commission recommends that the Government commit in the IEDS to working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to identify and address barriers to economic development within the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) and the broader native title system.

To develop the capacity of communities to design and implement effective governance mechanisms and enjoy development opportunities, the Commission recommends that the Australian Government support the establishment of an «Indigenous Governance Institute» as recommended by the Indigenous Community Governance Project.

The Commission has developed a number of principles which should underpin effective and meaningful engagement at Appendix B. [19] The Commission recommends that the Government be guided by these principles in order to consult and cooperate in good faith with affected Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, through their own representative institutions, in order to obtain their free, prior and informed consent before adopting and implementing the IEDS.

The Commission recommends that the Government ensure that sufficient resources, training and access to expertise are available to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are able to:

The Commission recommends further that the Government ensure that the NNTT is provided with sufficient additional resources to undertake this education function.

In light of widely acknowledged difficulties in relation to the receipt of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander evidence in Court, and the acute impact of these difficulties in native title proceedings, the Commission recommends that s 82 should revert to its original wording, to provide the Court with greater flexibility in admitting and assessing native title evidence.

If the Commission's recommendation that the Evidence Act not apply to native title proceedings is not accepted, the Commission recommends that the Native Title Act should be amended to provide that the recent Evidence Act amendments relating to evidence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditional law and custom should be given immediate application to all active native title proceedings.

The Commission recommends that the Government ensure adequate and sustainable funding and independent monitoring of the national plan to reduce violence against women and children; and that there be increased attention to the prevalence of violence, bullying and harassment in our community, particularly in relation to children, the elderly, people with disability, Indigenous peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, and people who are gay, lesbian or bisexual, and people who are intersex and sex and / or gender diverse.

The Commission recommends that the National Disability Strategy be integrated with the National Action Plan on Human Rights, including with benchmarks, timelines and monitoring processes.

The Commission recommends that the Government take steps to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Australian Constitution; remove the discriminatory section 25 of the Constitution and replace it with a clause guaranteeing equality before the law; reform the Native Title Act to address measures that have been found to be racially discriminatory; [19] provide reparations to Indigenous communities for harm resulting from past child removal practices; and take measures to protect and promote Indigenous cultural and intellectual property, connection to traditional land through homelands and outstations, as well as the use of increasingly threatened languages, including through support for bilingual education programs.

[43] The Commission recommends that the Government renew its commitment to multiculturalism by implementing and funding the recommendations of the AMAC, and continue to support programs building resilience and social inclusion among culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

The Commission recommends that the Government ensure adequate and sustainable funding and independent monitoring of the national plan to reduce violence against women and children; and that there be increased attention to the prevalence of violence, bullying and harassment in our community, particularly in relation to children, the elderly, people with disability, [49] Indigenous peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, people who are gay, lesbian or bisexual, and people who are intersex and sex and / or gender diverse.

The Commission recommends that the Government work with native title parties to agreements to identify and develop a set of criteria that gives guidance on the process of conducting a successful negotiation process.

For example, the Commission recommends that on approval of a mining lease on Indigenous lands, Governments (including TAFE institutions and other Registered Training Providers) work with the Indigenous representative bodies and the Traditional Owners to conduct a skills analysis of that community and identify the skills development required as early as possible to meet the needs of any future development or agreement - making in that area.

The Commission recommends that the relationship between native title and tax law should be comprehensively reviewed by the Treasurer, the Attorney - General and the Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.

The Commission recommends the Government Welfare Reform Bill be amended to remove the business management areas powers [Recommendation 14].

The Commission recommends the Government Bills be amended to remove the statutory rights provisions, set out in Part IIB of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth)[Recommendation 13].

Recommendation 38: The Commission recommends that all counter-terrorism laws be rigorously monitored and amended to ensure they comply with Australia's human rights obligations.

The Commission recommends the Government Welfare Reform Bill be amended to remove clauses Schedule 4, Item 5 (s100A (5) and 100B (5)-RRB-[Recommendation 11].

Recommendation 24: The Commission recommends that the Australian and Northern Territory governments commit to supporting homelands through:

Accordingly, the Commission recommends that the government lift the suspension of the RDA for all NTER measures no later than 1 July 2010 [Recommendation 2].

Recommendation 26: The Commission recommends that Stolen Wages compensation schemes be established in other states and territories as appropriate.

The Commission recommends the government develop proactive strategies to provide sufficient and appropriate information about the new exemption provisions [Recommendation 5].

The Commission recommends the Government Bills be amended to remove the capacity to compulsorily acquire any further five - year leases under Part 4 of the NTNER Act and commit to obtaining the free, prior and informed consent of traditional owners to enter into voluntary lease arrangements for existing compulsory lease arrangements [Recommendation 12].

The Commission recommends that the government reinstate state / territory anti-discrimination legislation for all NTER measures no later than 1 July 2010 [Recommendation 3].

The Commission recommends that prior to a declaration being made, traditional owners whose rights and interests may be affected by a proposed declaration are provided complete and clear information which outlines both the opportunities and the extent to which their rights will be restricted or impacted upon.

Additionally the Commission recommends that those rights and interests that have already been recognised or granted are not limited by the implementation of the Wild Rivers Act and declarations made in accordance with it.

The Commission recommends that Indigenous cultural values must be considered by the Act and addressed in declarations, and must not be regarded as mutually exclusive to the natural values as outlined in the proposed declarations.

The Commission recommends the Government assure the long term resourcing for the management of Wild Rivers.

The Commission recommends that proposed declarations are declared only on the basis that they address, recognise and implement Indigenous cultural values in a substantial way.

In particular, the Commission recommends that the Bill:

The Commission recommends that the Native Title Act should clarify that the definition of native title in s 223 does not require that the claimants have a physical connection with the land or waters.

Accordingly, the Commission recommends that the breadth of Ministerial discretion in Part 11 of the Native Title Act should be reduced.

The Commission recommends that «traditional» should encompass laws, customs and practices that have remained identifiable through time.

The Commission recommends that the items in Schedule 6 to the Bill be enacted.

If the Government is concerned that delays in agreement - making processes have impeded the construction of housing and other public facilities, the Commission recommends that the Government should explore reforms to improve the efficiency of agreement - making processes instead of introducing a new future act process.

The Commission recommends that s 209 of the Native Title Act should be amended along similar lines to the requirements under the HREOC Act in relation to the tabling of Social Justice Reports.

The Commission recommends that the Native Title Act be amended to limit extinguishment to the current tenure extinguishment and repeal the provisions that validate past extinguishment where those extinguishing acts no longer continue to have effect.

For these reasons, the Commission recommends that the Evidence Act should not apply to native title proceedings.

The Commission recommends that the Native Title Act be amended to require the Minister to notify and consult with the public prior to making a decision to extend an area, vary an adjoining area or reduce an area of an NTRB, and to notify the public of his or her decision and the reasons for that decision.

If recommendation 4 is not accepted, the Commission recommends that proposed ss 94E (1), 94G and 94N in item 35 of Schedule 1 to the Bill should be amended to include rights to apply to the court objecting to demands by the mediator on such grounds as legal professional privilege, prejudice to the party's claim or breach of confidence.