Deerubbin Local
Aboriginal Land Council
The Land Council is incorporated under
Sections 5 & 6 of the NSW
Aboriginal Land Rights Act, 1983 No.42 as amended. The functions
of the DLALC are those provided for in Section 12 of the Act and in the rules
of DLALC. These include:
- To acquire land and to use it in accordance with the Act
and Regulations;
- To seek funds from the New South Wales Aboriginal Land
Council (NSWALC) for administrative purposes;
- To give effect to the wishes of members as expressed at
meetings of the DLALC;
- to make claims for Crown Land;
- to provide housing for Aborigines in the Council's area;
- to protect and foster the interests of members and all
Aboriginal people within the Council's area; and
- to commence support and carry out proposals designed to
protect and preserve the sites and culture of traditional
peoples of the Councils area.
The Council's name was officially changed to
Deerubbin on 2nd May 1997 (as published in the NSW Government
Gazette).
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