 
Native Title Law & Practice
Overview
he Native Title Law and Practice program provides a comprehensive, thorough and stimulating review and analysis of the native title process, which will equip legal staff to competently and confidently undertake work in an NTRB.
The program will focus on:
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the Native Title Act processes, including the claim process, consent determinations and alternative settlements |
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proof of maintenance of traditional law and custom and connection, including issues of shared country, succession and proof of particular rights and interests, and State/territory guidelines on connection |
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recognition of native title under the NTA and related issues, such as extinguishment and the beneficial provisions of the Native Title Act |
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an overview of the Native Title Act future act regime, including applying the future act provisions and relevant state legislation. |
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Testimonials from previous Native Title Law & Practice participants:
| "I found the whole course very useful & informative. Lisa i[Wright] s a greater presenter who is not only knowledgeable but presents in a fun environment. The course should be mandatory for all junior lawyers in Rep Bodies." |
| "Mandatory for anyone entering Native Title law practice." |
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Downloadable Flyer
A printable PDF flyer about the 2009 program will be available soon.
To see the 2008 program flyer click here to download.
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Entry requirements
To enrol in the program you need to be currently employed by an NTRB or NTSP. We recommend this program for junior lawyers entering the NTRB environment.
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Dates and venue details
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| 19 - 22 October, 2009 |
Perth |
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Further information
For further information about the FoNT program please contact our Learning & Development team on (02) 9385 9050 or click here to email the Learning & Development Team.
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To register
Registration forms will be available soon. To register your interest for this program please click here to contact the Learning & Development team.
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