It comprises the President of Fiji as president, the Minister for Fijian Affairs as chairman and a 10-member Board of Trustees. The Board may delegate some of its powers to the General Manager who with other officers carry out the Board's plans and instructions. The primary role of the Board is to administer native land for the benefit of the indigenous landowner. As custodian of Fijian owned land, NLTB recognises its responsibility to the indigenous landowners and the nation to ensure that land and natural resources are used and managed in a wise and sustainable manner. The Board must also ensure that unique and important features of the Fijians natural and cultural heritage are set aside and protected for the benefit of the current and future generations.
Native land comprises either native reserve or non-reserve land.
Reserve land has been specifically set aside for the use, maintenance or support of the indigenous landowner. Native land outside reserve may be dealt with by way of lease or licence. However, the Board must first satisfy itself that the land that is to be the subject of the lease will not be required by the indigenous landowner during the currency of the lease. This array hold the URLs of the pages. This function determines which page is selected and goes to it.