3.2.1

Question 1

custodianship

Answer 1

the care and management of land and is related to kinship, it includes the responsibility of taking care of or protecting something, stems from having a deep connections with the enviroment.

Question 1

kinship

Answer 1

an indigenous persons relationship and responsibilities to other people, to their country and to natural resources. kinship is much more individually based than custodianship

Question 2

sovereignty

Answer 2

a state or governed body that has full right and power to govern itself without an interference from outside sources or bodies

Question 3

five requirements for traditional owners to gain formal recognition

Answer 3

right people
right country
decision making
capability
incorporation

Question 4

right people

Answer 4

need to demonstrate they are inclusive and representative of all traditional owners

Question 5

right country

Answer 5

groups need to demonstrate a connection to a definite area of country

Question 6

decision-making

Answer 6

groups need to have agreed on decision structures and processes in place

Question 7

capability

Answer 7

need to have organisational capability to sustainably manage the legal responsibilities that flow from formal

Question 8

incorporation

Answer 8

groups need to appoint to corporation to act for them under the corporations act 2006

Question 9

3 acts

Answer 9

state recognition
state recognition
federal recognition

Question 10

state recognition

Answer 10

traditional owner group completes its registration as a registered aboriginal party under the aboriginal heritage act 2006