Sentences with phrase «title claim resolution process»

I am concerned that these major institutional changes to the native title claim resolution process is being proposed in a Bill without significant argument having been advanced as to the need for these particular changes, or any analysis of the likely costs and benefits of these proposals.

Not exact matches

At this time, the announcement gives rise to more questions than answers — it is unclear how this proposed policy / legislative approach may impact existing negotiation or court processes, or how this approach will lead to effective and just resolution of claims relating to Aboriginal rights and title, Treaty rights and the claims to the inherent right to self - government.

While I understand that third party respondent funding is being considered in other processes of the Attorney - General's Native Title Reform package, its impact on the resolution of claims should also be incorporated in strategies designed to improve the process.

Without the support of one or more of the participants in the native title process, comprehensive agreements as a mechanism for claims resolution are unlikely to succeed.

The Court processes of native title provide an impartial and transparent mechanism for the resolution of claims.

[86] I share the view of my predecessor, Tom Calma, who observed in the 2007 Native Title Report, that the «the design of the [native title] system, the way it operates, and the processes established under it» delays the resolution of native title clTitle Report, that the «the design of the [native title] system, the way it operates, and the processes established under it» delays the resolution of native title cltitle] system, the way it operates, and the processes established under it» delays the resolution of native title cltitle claims.

While the resolution of the native title claim may be one element of the negotiation process, the assessment model allows it to dominate the negotiation process.

As I report in Chapter 1, some native title representative bodies have welcomed the effective management and resolution of claims by the Federal Court since the Native Title (Amendment) Act in 2009, and others have remarked that the process to resolve claims has remained largely unchatitle representative bodies have welcomed the effective management and resolution of claims by the Federal Court since the Native Title (Amendment) Act in 2009, and others have remarked that the process to resolve claims has remained largely unchaTitle (Amendment) Act in 2009, and others have remarked that the process to resolve claims has remained largely unchanged.

The CQ ILUA template provides for options on how native title and cultural heritage issues may be resolved in the claims resolution process and also provides for an innovative approach to future mediation through the introduction of «other outcomes».32

The current Bill proposes to change the claims resolution process once again by giving the Federal Court the role of managing all native title claims.

The claims resolution process: An independent review of the claims resolution process to consider how the tribunal and the Federal Court can work more effectively in managing and resolving native title claims.

the claims resolution process, including the powers of the National Native Title Tribunal (the NNTT or the Tribunal), the Federal Court of Australia, and the relationship between the two

More focused guidelines may assist in streamlining the native title process and ultimately facilitate the timely resolution of claims.

Other changes to the native title system also impact on the claims resolution process.

The process by which native title applications are resolved — referred to as the claims resolution process in this report — was changed during 2007.

Third party respondents are sometimes perceived as seeking unreasonable outcomes in the native title mediation process, which can delay the resolution of a claim that may otherwise be agreed between the major parties.

The Tribunal has contended that any improvement to the processes and practices of the Tribunal and the Federal Court will have a negligible effect on the resolution of native title claims by agreement if the parties to the proceedings are unwilling or unable to participate productively or in a timely manner.