Arabunna ILUA
The attached documents represent the agreement reached between the State Government, South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME), Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement, Arabunna Native Title Claim Group and Ularaka Arabunna Association Incorporated.
The Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) was registered by the National Native Title Tribunal in October 2004 and is available for use by explorers with tenements located within the Arabunna Native Title Claim area.
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Area covered |
Map of the Arabunna ILUA (.pdf 315.4kb) Boundary and location of the ILUA within South Australia Description of external boundary - Arabunna Minerals Exploration ILUA (.pdf 28.8kb) Details the area covered by the ILUA |
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Summary document (for ease of reference) |
Arabunna Native Title Claim Group Minerals Exploration Indigenous Land Use Agreement: Summary (.pdf 2.5Mb) Consult the Framework Document and other documentation (see below) for a full understanding of the agreement |
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Framework document |
Arabanna Area Indigenous Land Use Agreement (.pdf 946.4Mb) Includes terms, conditions, obligations of each of the parties, dispute resolution provisions and other agreed matters |
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Exploration contract conditions |
Arabunna Exploration Contract Conditions (.pdf 274.7kb) Sets out obligations, payments, Aboriginal heritage issues, rehabilitation and other matters |
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Heritage clearance procedures |
Arabunna Heritage Clearance Procedures (.pdf 115.3kb) (Annexure A to Exploration Contract Conditions) Sets out the process for Heritage Clearance surveys to be undertaken and includes the relevant fees payable by the explorer |
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Mapping |
Mapping Access Procedures (.pdf 37.3kb) (Annexure B to Exploration Contract Conditions) Mapping Survey Procedures (.pdf 55.1kb) (Schedule 4 to Arabunna Framework ILUA) Information on procedures for exploration mapping surveys, cultural mapping surveys and mapping authorisations |
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Signing up to the ILUA |
Arabunna Acceptance Document (.pdf 38.6kb) To be completed and signed by an explorer wishing to take advantage of the ILUA and be bound to its terms and conditions; by doing this, the explorer enters into a contract with the State, Arabunna Native Title Claim Group and its Association |
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Transferring to another party |
Arabunna Deed of Assumption (.pdf 58.5kb) Used to assign a party's rights and interest under both the exploration tenement and the ILUA to another party |
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- Page URL: http://www.pir.sa.gov.au/minerals/access_to_land/indigenous_land_use_agreements_iluas/arabunna
- Page Last Modified: November 8, 2011