106A
CurrentPowers of New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council with respect to property
106A Powers of New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council with respect to property
(1)
The New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council may do or suffer in relation to its property any act or thing that it could lawfully do or suffer if it were a natural person having, in the case of land, the same estate or interest in the property as the Council.
(2)
In particular, without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Council may do or suffer any such act or thing to enable it to—
(a)
improve, or cause to be improved, any land vested in it, or
(b)
explore for and exploit, or cause to be explored for or exploited, mineral resources or other natural resources vested in it.
(3)
This section is subject to this Act.
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