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Imperial Granites & Minerals Pty Ltd / CLC Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Date:	11 November 2002
Sub Category:	Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) (Native Title Act)
Place:	North east of Alice Springs
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State/Country:	Northern Territory, Australia
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	The area of the ILUA covers Exploration Licence Application 22349, which is within the boundaries of the Perpetual Pastoral Leases Dneiper (PPL 1125), Huckitta (PPL 990) and Jinka (PPL 1119). The ILUA is located north east of Alice Springs in central Northern Territory. The ILUA is not within any incorporated local government area. It is within the Papunya ATSIC region.
Legal Status:	Registered with the National Native Title Tribunal
Legal Reference:	National Native Title Tribunal File No: DI2002/004
Payments:	Compensation - The ILUA covers compensation for future acts done under this ILUA.
Subject Matter:	Compensation \| Cultural Heritage \| Environmental Heritage \| Exploration \| Future Act \| Land Use \| Native Title \| Recognition of Traditional Rights and Interests
Summary Information:
The Imperial Granites & Minerals Pty Ltd / CLC Indigenous Land Use Agreement (the ILUA) allows Imperial Granites & Minerals to explore the area of the ILUA for minerals, in line with the Exploration Licences they have been granted over the area. The ILUA allows for renewals of the Exploration Licences and validates any future exploration activity under these renewals. Without this ILUA, the grant of the Exploration Licences and future exploration may have attracted the right to negotiate and been subject to the future act provisions of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) or may have been granted invalidly. The native title holders are represented by the Central Land Council in this ILUA. Their consent to the exploration is given subject to conditions. The ILUA includes the following conditional provisions: 'procedures to minimise the environmental impact of exploration and to promote the rehabilitation of any part of the Area which has been subjected to exploration;' 'the protection of any native title rights and interests, including the protection of sacred sites;' and compensation. The full terms and conditions of the ILUA are not specified in the extract from the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements.