Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2016C00958:front:0:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2016C00958
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land
Part IV—Management of Framlingham Forest
21 Management, transfer or lease of Framlingham Forest
22 Rights of access over Framlingham Forest
23 By‑laws
24 Sacred and significant sites
25 Membership
26 Committee of Elders
27 Power of Committee of Elders
28 Winding up
29 Change of ownership of land
Part V—Mining
30 Mining operations
31 Permission to carry out mining operation
32 Payments and other consideration
33 Conciliation and review
34 Sacred or significant sites
35 Offences
36 Entry onto relevant land and mining tenements
37 Offences by corporations
Part VI—Funding
38 Aboriginal Advancement Account
38A Notional accounts within the Aboriginal Advancement Account
Part VII—Miscellaneous
39 Exemption from land tax
40 Compensation for acquisition of property
41 Regulations
Schedule 1—Land in the Parish of Condah to be vested in the Kerrup‑Jmara Elders Aboriginal Corporation
Part A
Part B
Schedule 2—Land in the Parish of Purnim to be vested in the Kirrae Whurrong Aboriginal Corporation
Endnotes
Endnote 1—About the endnotes
Endnote 2—Abbreviation key
Endnote 3—Legislation history
Endnote 4—Amendment history
An Act to provide for the vesting in certain Aboriginal communities of certain land at Lake Condah and Framlingham owned by the State of Victoria, and for related purposes
  WHEREAS Condah land and Framlingham Forest are situated in the State of Victoria:
  AND WHEREAS the Government of Victoria acknowledges:
 (a) that:
 (i) that part of Condah land shown shaded and hatched on the plan in Part A of Schedule 1 was originally Aboriginal land and was on 22 February 1984 acquired under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 of Victoria and is deemed to be temporarily reserved under that Act as an area of historic and archaeological interest;
 (ii) that part of Condah land was traditionally owned, occupied, used and enjoyed by Aboriginals in accordance with Aboriginal laws, customs, traditions and practices;
 (iii) the traditional Aboriginal rights of ownership, occupation, use and enjoyment concerning that part of Condah land are deemed never to have been extinguished;
 (iv) that part of Condah land has been taken by force from the Kerrup‑Jmara Clan without consideration as to compensation under common law or without regard to Kerrup‑Jmara Law;
 (v) Aboriginals residing on that part of Condah land and other Aboriginals are considered to be the inheritors in title from Aboriginals who owned, occupied, used and enjoyed the land since time immemorial;
 (vi) that part of Condah land is of spiritual, social, historical, cultural and economic importance to the Kerrup‑Jmara Community and to local and other Aboriginals;
 (vii) it is expedient to acknowledge, recognise and assert the traditional rights of Aboriginals to that part of Condah land and the continuous association they have with the land; and
 (b) that:
 (i) Framlingham Forest was originally Aboriginal land