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Traditional Owner formal recognition in Victoria

Find different processes for groups to become formally recognised Traditional Owners of Country.

Date:: September 2019

Formal recognition processes in Victoria

In Victoria, there are three different processes for groups to become formally recognised as Traditional Owners of Country.

Requirements and considerations for formal recognition

Requirements that Traditional Owners need to consider as they pursue formal recognition.

Outcomes of formal recognition

Formally recognised groups have rights and responsibilities as recognised Traditional Owners of country.

What about treaty?

The treaty process in Victoria is still being established.

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Reviewed 22 October 2019

Traditional Owner Formal Recognition in Victoria
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Traditional Owner formal recognition in Victoria

Formal recognition processes in Victoria
Requirements and considerations for formal recognition
Outcomes of formal recognition
What about treaty?
More information

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