National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 No 80
Current version for 11 January 2013 to date (accessed 24 May 2013 at 08:16)
71F Purpose of negotiations
(1) Negotiations under this Division are to be conducted for 2
purposes.
(2) Firstly, so far as Schedule 14 lands are concerned, negotiations
are to be conducted to determine whether one or more Local Aboriginal Land
Councils or the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council wishes to have the
present reservation of lands revoked so that the lands may be vested, subject
to native title, in the Aboriginal Land Council or Councils in return
for:(a) a lease of the lands from the Aboriginal Land Council or Councils
to the Minister, and
(b) the reservation of the lands in accordance with this
Part.
(3) So far as lands that are the subject of a claim referred to in
section 36A of the Aboriginal Land Rights
Act 1983 are concerned, negotiations are to be conducted with
the Aboriginal Land Council or Councils that have claimed the lands under that
Act to determine whether the Aboriginal Land Council or Councils are
agreeable, if the claim is granted, to the lease of the lands to the Minister
and the reservation of the lands in accordance with this
Part.
(4) Secondly, if negotiations under subsection (2) or (3) result in an
affirmative response, the negotiations are to continue with a view to settling
the provisions of the proposed lease between the Aboriginal Land Council or
Councils concerned and the Minister.