Dealing with Aboriginal land in Cape York Peninsula Region
114 Dealing with Aboriginal land in Cape York Peninsula Region
Subsection (2) applies to Aboriginal land in the Cape York Peninsula Region if the State and the trustee of the land agree the land or a part of the land is to become a national park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal land).
The trustee must, before the land or part becomes a national park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal land), enter into an indigenous management agreement with the State about the management of the land or part.
The trustee of land that is a national park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal land)—
may surrender all or any part of the land to the State; and
must not, other than under the Nature Conservation Act 1992, sections 42AD and 42AE, transfer, grant or otherwise create, or consent to the creation of, any other interest in the land.
Subsection (3)(b) applies despite any other provision of this or another Act.
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