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Victorian Government Response to the Review: Aboriginal Lands Act 1970

The Victorian Government supports the 42 recommendations of the Review either in full or in principle.

Date:: June 2023

Acknowledgement

The Victorian Government acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters on which we live and work and pays respect to Elders past and present.

Minister's Foreword

Gabrielle Williams MP foreword to the Victorian Government Response to the 42 recommendations for reform provided by the review of the Aboriginal Lands Act 1970

Background

The Act was created in response to the Framlingham and Lake Tyers Aboriginal communities’ advocacy for land rights.

Government Response

The Victorian Government’s response to the Independent review of the Aboriginal Lands Act 1970.

Implementing the Review recommendations

Implementing the Review recommendations

Reviewed 20 September 2023

Victorian Government Response - independent review of the Aboriginal Lands act 1970
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Victorian Government Response to the Review: Aboriginal Lands Act 1970

Acknowledgement
Minister's Foreword
Background
Implementing the Review recommendations

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