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Learn about the Queensland Land and Resources Tribunal, an independent judicial body managing cultural heritage, native title, and mining. Understand its exclusive jurisdiction, functions, and challenges ahead.
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QUEENSLAND Land and Resources TribunalPresentation by Deputy President KinghamDeputy President Fleur Kingham
What is the LRT? • independent • judicial and quasi judicial body • progressively being implemented • presiding and non-presiding members • presiding members at judicial level • only presiding members appointed
President KOPPENOL Deputy President SMITH Land and Resources Tribunal Staff
What will it do? cultural heritage native title mining environment
Cultural Heritage • exclusive jurisdiction • injunctions • any type of development of activity • determination by LRT • commenced 21 April 2000
Native Title • NOT native title determinations • Qld alternative provisions • native title objections • interpret and enforce agreements • compensation • exclusive jurisdiction • determination by LRT…but • Commonwealth approval of scheme
Native Title • Independent Body • some non-exclusive lease renewals • compulsory acquisition for 3rd party infrastructure • infrastructure only mining leases • referred at request of native title party • determination • commenced 21 April 2000
Mining Tenure • Mining Warden functions • recommendations on mining tenements • compensation for land holders • caveats etc • recommendations and determinations • commencing in the near future
Environment • objections decisions • recommendations • review decisions • refusal of authority or amendments • rehabilitation issues • compulsory audits • determinations • draft legislation with stakeholders
How will it operate? • natural justice • case management flow chart • minimum formality • expeditious • costs • accessible • ADR
Challenges ahead integrating diverse jurisdiction • multiple legislation • multiple and diverse issues • multiple roles
Challenges ahead compensating native title holders and claimants • what principles apply? • determination prior to native title determination