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ILSC role as a default agent Prescribed Body Corporate Under the Native Title Act 1993 , when Native Title is determined for an area of land or water, a Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC) must be nominated by the native title holders*. The role of a PBC is to manage native title rights and interests. In the rare event a PBC is not nominated by native title holders the Act allows for the ILSC to be appointed by the Federal Court to operate as a default agent PBC. In these circumstances the ILSC …

Corporate Documents Welcome to the ILSC Corporate Brochure ILSC Our Country. Our Future Brochure ILSC Performance Framework ILSC Modern Slavery Act Statement ILSC Board Charter as at 11 June 2025 ILSC Audit and Risk Committee Charter Deed of Grant Enterprise Agreement Executive Remuneration Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation 2016-17 Executive Remuneration Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation 2017-18 Indigenous Procurement Policy Native Title Policy Portfolio Budget Statement 2018-19 …

To make a public interest disclosure to the ILSC, please contact the ILSC's Authorised Officer. … Contact details of the ILSC's Authorised Officer You are welcome to use a pseudonym to make a public interest disclosure to the ILSC. Post: Confidential Senior Legal Counsel GPO Box 652 Adelaide SA 5001 Ph: 08 8100 7110 Contact Authorised Officer … Information on making a public interest disclosure from the Commonwealth Ombudsman … Ombudsman Public Interest Disclosure Fact Sheet A … Ombudsman …

Information published under the ILSC's Information Publication Plan   ILSC Information Publication Plan Who we are About Us ILSC Board Administration What we do About Us Our reports and responses to Parliament Annual Reports Routinely requested information and Disclosure Log Freedom of Information Our priorities About Us Our finances Financial information is published in the ILSC’s  Annual Reports … Contact FOI Officer Head Office PO Box 652 Adelaide SA 5001 Contact FOI Officer … Information …

The ILSC is required by the Freedom of Information Act 1982 to publish a register of information it has released in response to FOI access requests. Disclosure log Disclosure log no. Date information listed in disclosure log Summary of FOI request Description of information released, and whether released in part or full Link to information released 01 26/07/2012 All documents relating to transfer of 91A Kinnerley Rd Virginia... Documents Released Documents in full 01 Released Documents 02 …

The ILSC has developed a Privacy Policy to protect your privacy. Personal information collected by the ILSC is protected by the   Privacy Act 1988   (Cth) (Privacy Act). Personal information is any information or an opinion that identifies an individual and includes sensitive and health information. The Australian Privacy Principles (APP) contained in the Privacy Act set out the ILSC’s obligations in relation to the collection, storage, use, disclosure, quality and security of personal …

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Creating a project plan together can be a powerful experience. It helps bring people’s ideas together and builds a shared goal that is connected to Culture and Country. … With clear goals, respectful partnerships, and strong leadership, a plan becomes more than a roadmap—it becomes a way to build confidence, create change, and feel proud of your work. … Connect with businesses that can provide support services for projects on Country. … Explore grant and funding opportunities that support your …

Explore new opportunities for First Nations leadership and participation and in carbon farming, fishing, environmental markets, clean energy, and inland water. … Carbon farming projects are a powerful way to fight climate change and care for Country. First Nations-led projects can use cultural knowledge, create jobs, protect sacred sites, and earn carbon credits that bring income and benefits to communities. … First Nations peoples have been caring for Country and protecting Australia’s …

The Knowledge Hub … Your suggestions will help us continue improving the Knowledge Hub. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. … The Knowledge Hub provides information to support First Nations' projects on Country, including an overview of Traditional Owner rights and interests, an exploration of key sector market opportunities, and information on how to get involved as a project owner, partner or consent authority.  … We welcome your feedback … Knowledge …