Terms used
181 Terms used
In this Division —
Aboriginal customary purpose means —
preparing or consuming food customarily eaten by Aboriginal persons; or
preparing or using medicine customarily used by Aboriginal persons; or
engaging in artistic, ceremonial or other cultural activities customarily engaged in by Aboriginal persons; or
engaging in activities incidental to a purpose stated in paragraph (a), (b) or (c);
Aboriginal person means a person wholly or partly descended from the original inhabitants of Australia;
CALM Act land means —
land, or land and waters, listed in the CALM Act section 5; and
land that, under the CALM Act section 8C, is under the management of the CEO; and
land to which the CALM Act section 131 applies;
exclusive native title, in relation to an area of land or waters, means native title rights and interests (as defined in the NT Act section 223) —
that exist in relation to the area, whether or not they have been determined under the NT Act to exist; and
that confer possession, occupation, use and enjoyment of the area on the holders of the native title rights and interests to the exclusion of all others;
exclusive native title holder, for an area in relation to which exclusive native title exists, means —
the registered native title body corporate (as defined in the NT Act section 253) in respect of the native title rights and interests concerned; or
if there is no such body corporate, each person who holds the native title rights and interests concerned or a person acting with the authority of each such person;
NT Act means the Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth).
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