❓ Question regarding the Aboriginal Lands Trust's 'Living on Our Lands' project and its outcomes, seeking details on its management, accomplishments, and future goals. The answer clarifies the project was a report completed in 2012 to guide land tenure arrangements and economic development on ALT land.
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I refer to the Aboriginal Lands Trust’s (ALT) STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK 2012–2014 document, and I ask: (a) what is the “Living on Our Lands” project; (b) who is in charge of this project; (c) how old is this project; (d) what has been accomplished by this project; (e) what goals are planned for the future of the project; and (f) what other projects like “Living Our Lands Project” are in existence: (i) who is in charge of those projects; (ii) how old are those projects; and (iii) what goals are planned for the future of those projects?
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Answered
21 October 2014
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
Response time
33 days
(a) - (f) The 'Living on Our Lands' report was commissioned by the Aboriginal Lands Trust and the Department of Aboriginal Affairs. The project was completed in 2012 and the Final Report was provided to the Aboriginal Lands Trust and Department of Aboriginal Affairs.
The report was commissioned to assist in identifying and assessing the range of land tenure arrangements on the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate and to provide guidance as to how the estate can be best used to increase economic development, provide greater home ownership opportunities and improve asset management and service delivery.
The Final Report and case studies provided:
• a detailed examination of land tenure arrangements on the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate; and
• comprehensive profiles and land tenure options for identified locations including portions of the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate in Broome, the Dampier Peninsula, Halls Creek and Kununurra.
The Aboriginal Lands Trust continues to drive divestment of the Aboriginal Lands Trust Estate with the support of policy developed by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, the Interagency Land Holdings Taskforce, and the Aboriginal Affairs Coordinating Committee. The report will continue to be used to assist with this process.
The report was commissioned to assist in identifying and assessing the range of land tenure arrangements on the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate and to provide guidance as to how the estate can be best used to increase economic development, provide greater home ownership opportunities and improve asset management and service delivery.
The Final Report and case studies provided:
• a detailed examination of land tenure arrangements on the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate; and
• comprehensive profiles and land tenure options for identified locations including portions of the Aboriginal Lands Trust estate in Broome, the Dampier Peninsula, Halls Creek and Kununurra.
The Aboriginal Lands Trust continues to drive divestment of the Aboriginal Lands Trust Estate with the support of policy developed by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, the Interagency Land Holdings Taskforce, and the Aboriginal Affairs Coordinating Committee. The report will continue to be used to assist with this process.
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