Exception to prohibition for registered native title body corporate and common law holders of native title
46 Exception to prohibition for registered native title body corporate and common law holders of native title
In this regulation —
authorised act means the following —
the exercise of native title rights and interests;
the erection or maintenance of educational signage;
the erection or maintenance of fencing in or around a Table 1 area;
the erection or maintenance of fencing in or around a Table 2 area or a Table 3 area with the written consent of a pastoral lessee under a pastoral lease over the area;
authorised person, in relation to an area, means the following —
a registered native title body corporate holding native title in respect of the area;
an officer, director, employee, contractor, invitee or agent of the registered native title body corporate;
a common law holder for whom the registered native title body corporate holds the native title in trust;
an invitee of a common law holder referred to in paragraph (c).
Regulation 45 does not prohibit an authorised person from doing —
an authorised act; or
anything reasonably necessary to do an authorised act.
[Regulation 46 inserted: SL 2026/15 r. 4.]
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