Effect of validation—category A intermediate period acts that are not public works
36B Effect of validation—category A intermediate period acts that are not public works
A category A intermediate period act (except such an act consisting of the construction or establishment of a public work) extinguishes the native title concerned.1
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1 See sections 22F and 22B(a) NTA. A category
A intermediate period act is defined in section 232B NTA. This category covers freehold estates, certain leasehold grants (Scheduled interests, commercial, exclusive agricultural, exclusive pastoral, residential and community purposes leases and those parts of mining leases that are taken to be "dissected" under section 245 NTA, such as lands on which there are city, town or private residences), certain vestings and public works. Lease, permit and various types of leases are defined in sections 242 to 249B
NTA. Scheduled interest is defined in section 249C NTA. Public work is defined in section 253 NTA. An indigenous land use agreement registered under the NTA may change the effect of validation of intermediate period acts—see section 24EBA(1)(a)(iii) and (6)
NTA.
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