West of Warlpiri
Claim
Determination
Prescribed Body Corporate
Land Access and Future Acts
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This is the area of land to the east of the Ngururrpa determination area going right up to the Western Australia/Northern Territory border. There are currently no native title claims lodged over this area, however, anthropological research is being undertaken with the purpose of lodging a claim or claims in the near future.
Claim
There are currently no claims filed. /back to top
Determination
There has been no determination of native title. /back to top
Prescribed Body Corporate
There is no Prescribed Body Corporate. /back to top
Land Access & Future Acts
Notwithstanding the fact that there are no registered native title claims in this area, the consent of the traditional owners is still required prior to obtaining access to the claim area. This is because the entirety of the area is covered by Use and Benefit Aboriginal Reserve 26399 (Aboriginal Reserve).
Access to Aboriginal Reserves is gained through an entry permit under the Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act. An entry permit under the Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act will not be granted without the consent of the traditional owners.
For more information, please see the page detailing Aboriginal Reserves within the Central Desert Region for the types of entry permits required on Aboriginal Reserves.
Access onto Aboriginal Reserves for mining and petroleum tenure purposes
Applicants or holders of mining or petroleum titles are required to seek the consent of the traditional owners of the Aboriginal Reserves to gain access onto the Aboriginal Reserves.
A Mining Entry Permit and Consent to Mine will also be required under the Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act and the Mining Act or Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act in relation to accessing the Aboriginal Reserves for the purpose of mineral or petroleum activities.
There is no standard process for dealing with mining and petroleum tenure on this Aboriginal Reserve. Therefore, any applications for access will be dealt with by Central Desert on a case by case basis.
Access onto Aboriginal Reserves for non-mining and petroleum tenure Purposes
There is no standard process for dealing with non-mining and petroleum tenure on this Aboriginal Reserve. Therefore, any applications for access will be dealt with by Central Desert on a case by case basis.Access onto Aboriginal Reserves for other purposes
Transit Permits are required to traverse all areas within this Aboriginal Reserve.Please contact our Assistant Future Acts Officer, if you wish to access the West of Warlpiri area or have any queries in relation to Land Access on the West Warlpiri area.
Links
There are currently no links. /back to top