Effect of registration on previous acts covered by indigenous land use agreements (NTA, s 24EBA(1) and (3))
15A Effect of registration on previous acts covered by indigenous land use agreements (NTA, s 24EBA(1) and (3))
This section applies if—
details are on the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements of an agreement that includes a statement to the effect that the parties agree to—
the validating of a particular future act (other than an intermediate period act), or future acts (other than intermediate period acts) included in classes, that have already been done invalidly; or
the validating, subject to conditions, of a particular future act (other than an intermediate period act), or of future acts (other than intermediate period acts) included in classes, that have already been done invalidly; and
the future act or class of acts is attributable to the State; and
the State is a party to the agreement; and
if, under the agreement or otherwise, a person other than the Crown in right of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory is or may become liable to pay compensation in relation to the act or class of acts—that person is a party to the agreement.
If this section applies in relation to a future act, the act is valid, and is taken always to have been valid.
If this section applies in relation to a class of future acts, all acts included in the class are valid, and are taken always to have been valid.
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