Sentences with phrase «other traditional owners»

We would like to see a broader expansion of water allocation to other traditional owners who may not hold or seek native title.

Other traditional owners have also expressed their concern over the scale and speed of the decline.

In the meantime, Poelina and other Traditional Owners in the Kimberley have published the Fitzroy River Declaration, identifying eight agreed steps needed to protect and manage the Fitzroy River.

Native title groups may wish to include other traditional owners, non-traditional owner Indigenous people or non-Indigenous people in their corporate structure to make it representative of the broader community in which they live, or to increase the corporation's pool of skills.

2.2 That the Australian Government work with Native Title Representative Bodies, Native Title Service Providers, Prescribed Bodies Corporate and other Traditional Owner groups to explore options for streamlining agreement - making processes, including options for template agreements on matters such as the construction of public housing and other infrastructure.

Finally I recommended that the Australian Government ensure NTRBs, NTSPs, PBCs and other Traditional Owner groups have access to sufficient resources to enable them to participate effectively in negotiations and agreement - making processes.

Not exact matches

Laflamme didn't have the traditional education of other business owners, but he had the drive.

They also demonstrated it correlating negatively with rates of small - business owners, self - employment and startups — in other words that many traditional measures are about as misleading as you can get.

The traditional methods of cold calling and follow ups have lost a fraction of profitability since the introduction of the Do - Not - Call registry, causing telemarketers and SMS campaign owners to undertake other measures in order to sustain sales.

The chart below outlines the 4 traditional ways to earn income; which are being an employee, being self - employed, being a business owner (others working for you), and being an investor.

Besides traditional term loans and lines of credit, small business owners with bad credit should also consider other ways of getting funds — such as secured small business credit cards, invoice factoring, merchant cash advances, personal loans and business grants.

Basically the perceived improvement is due to the other traditional top teams going through turbulent times, be it fergie leaving, mourinho destroying chelsea or owners undermining a good manager part way through season.

The Observer has learned that Ydanis Rodriguez, the chair of New York City Council Transportation Committee, will join a meeting scheduled for Thursday, April 23rd in a Midtown location at which he will propose a bailout to rescue medallion owners, who have witnessed the value of their investment plummet as Uber and other ride apps disrupt the traditional taxi business.

Traditional web hosting, on the other hand, is focused on providing server space for website owners.

A SEP IRA allows small business owners or self - employed individuals to contribute to a traditional IRA a higher maximum deposit than other IRA types.

Other deduction opportunities: Because Traditional IRA contributions lower taxable income, they can push an IRA owner's below certain thresholds, making them eligible for other tax beneOther deduction opportunities: Because Traditional IRA contributions lower taxable income, they can push an IRA owner's below certain thresholds, making them eligible for other tax beneother tax benefits.

The chart below outlines the 4 traditional ways to earn income; which are being an employee, being self - employed, being a business owner (others working for you), and being an investor.

A majority of those accounts discussed so far in my articles was regular checking accounts that don't give account owners much other than those traditional functions like paying bills and making purchases with an associated debit / check card.

In other words, an indexed annuity allows the policy owner to potentially receive more interest than a traditional fixed annuity, but without being subject to market risk.

There are also other — less traditional — funding options, such as crowdfunding (think companies like Kickstarter) and peer - to - peer lending, which allows small business owners to raise capital through user investment.

Besides traditional term loans and lines of credit, small business owners with bad credit should also consider other ways of getting funds — such as secured small business credit cards, invoice factoring, merchant cash advances, personal loans and business grants.

Of course, many owners of other dog breeds also favor martingale collars as a humane alternative to choke collars, and because they do not utilize buckles, which can be a point of weakness in some traditional collars.

Here is a large and varied category of dogs who assist their owners in ways other than the traditional guide dogs or hearing dogs do.

Oftentimes the declarations are accompanied by criticism of traditional veterinary medicine, prepared diets, and pharmaceutical treatments, leaving dog owners in a quandary about canned and dry foods, vaccinations, drugs, and other pet care products.

Pet owners with multiple pets or very large dogs may also have difficulty bringing their pets in for examinations and other veterinary care, and some pets simply don't do well in a traditional office setting.

We have continued these clinics several times each year, both in Kingston and other centers such as Negril, Ocho Rios, Montego Bay and Falmouth, providing free sterilization for stray dogs and cats, as well as for pets whose owners can not afford traditional veterinary care.

Some owners will request more traditional cuts while others will look for more creative styles.

Other pet owners simply want to avoid pharmaceuticals such as NSAIDs, opioids and gabapentin, but are okay with using natural dog supplements and Traditional Chinese herbs.

While many supporters of the ovary - sparing spay believe the traditional procedure has its rightful place in veterinary medicine, Dr. Roach, Dr. Kutzler and Bernadette Bowker, along with many others, want dog owners to know: you have a choice.

The view over the school's grounds summons other layers of meaning over time, as this ridge - top site would have provided the Cadigal people, the traditional owners, a place to survey the harbour and the wetlands and witness «a world changing around them» to quote Wesley Enoch who spoke at the launch as the first indigenous director of the Sydney Festival.

Traditional owner - financing options, on the other hand, can take longer, but the contract can also be developed to provide better protection to the buyer rather than just the seller.

It was suggested that if traditional owners are interested in pursuing other goals, like economic and social development, a separate but related entity should be established.

The rights of traditional owners should reflect the fact that, like other Australian citizens, they are members of a modern state involved in a global economy.

The questions that I will be exploring through future consultations with government at all levels and with other stakeholders in the native title system is whether economic and social development for traditional owner groups is a goal that they want to achieve from the native title system, and if so, how it can best be done.

A number of respondents suggested that traditional owners could decide to delay the distribution of economic benefits received through native title agreements, using fixed term investments or some other mechanism preventing access for a number of years.

Cooperatives are made up of traditional owners, other Indigenous people and, we were told, sometimes non-Indigenous people.

It is my goal over the coming year to explore ways in which governments, native title institutions and other stakeholders can contribute to this process in partnership with traditional owners.

Also, without the opportunities and pressure of the future act process, NTRBs may find it difficult to help traditional owners develop goals for economic and social development because the litigation or negotiation of other claims and future act processes absorb their limited human and financial resources.

For example, in Queensland, the Ministerial appointment of trustees to hold land on behalf of Aboriginal people, and trustee decisions to grant leases or other interests in land, must as far as possible be made in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.52

Such an approach presents an opportunity to not only resolve native title claims but to provide for a more comprehensive type of agreement that addresses the co-existing relationship between native title holders and other tenure holders; as well as building a foundation to respond to the social and economic goals of traditional owners.

The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) is employing a regional approach to manage native title claims in its NTRB area and facilitate engagement between traditional owners and other parties.

However some of these barriers can be overcome if other participants in the native title process commit to agreement making that aims to empower traditional owners and address some of their social and economic goals.

First that the process of identifying the group gives confidence to Indigenous people by reflecting the traditional ways of defining who has rights to country, and second, that it gives confidence to those seeking to develop productive partnerships with traditional owners that their dealings and investments will not be undermined in the future by claims from other groups and individuals.

State governments must be commended for funding negotiations and other initiatives that increase the potential for beneficial economic and social development outcomes for traditional owner groups.

In the context of native title, this requires that governance structures must be consistent with the values and needs of traditional owners but also include contemporary mechanisms like constitutions, separation of powers and other accountability measures to ensure the organisation is effective.

Traditional owners have been unhappy in both circumstances at the involvement of Indigenous people other than themselves.

The Murray Darling Basin Commission (MDBC) has worked with the Murray Lower Darling River Indigenous Nations (MLDRIN) and other representatives of Traditional Owners to gain support for the concept, and then undertook a pilot mapping project with an Indigenous community.

Other NTRBs have been aiming to develop traditional owner capacity through the establishment of stable decision making processes and structures; and extensive consultation processes to improve traditional owners understanding of their rights and interests.

Determining the degree to which an NTRB should have an ongoing role in a traditional owner group's engagement with other parties involves many variables.

The Registrar of Aboriginal Corporations has hosted a similar process that brought together practitioners and traditional owners to discuss issues of Indigenous corporation membership and finance.40 These discussions could also be broadened to address other governance issues including separation of administrative and decision making roles, and transparent decision making.