The original purpose of this legislation was to recognise and protect native title; in particular,
Not exact matches
It is important to note, however, that while the
original purpose of earlier
legislation in the House and Senate was to authorize funding for NSF for the years ahead, agreement could not be reached on overall levels and therefore negotiators elected to keep numbers out the bill.
(As noted in the
original article, Manitoba does not have general
purpose «functional equivalent
of writing»
legislation in effect, for real estate or other kinds
of document.)
This tension between the interpretation and application
of the Act, and the
original intent and
purpose underpinning the
legislation, is highlighted in the Larrakia case.
Chapter 1 is aimed at debunking myths and preconceptions regarding the
original purpose of land rights and native title
legislation.
The
purpose of the review is to: - Identify what is working well within the
legislation including its impact on policy and practice - Address any identified gaps, operational improvements and new areas for development - Capture current legislative, policy and practice developments - Building on those steps, revise the
original legislation Please note that the reform
of current Guardian ad Litem arrangements (under section 26
of the 1991 Act) is being progressed separately to this review and has already been the subject
of public consultation.