Member Information
The Ngadju Nation Technical Advisory Corporation (NNTAC) values the active participation and engagement of its members. We recognise that our strength lies in the collective knowledge, experience, and commitment of the individuals and organisations who support our mission.
This page provides information about the benefits of membership, how to become a member, and how to stay connected with NNTAC.
Membership with NNTAC offers a range of benefits, including:
Contributing to the Ngadju Nation:
Your membership directly supports our work in providing technical advisory services and advocating for the interests of the Noongar community.
Access to Information and Resources:
Members may receive access to exclusive information, reports, updates, and resources related to NNTAC’s activities and relevant developments.
Networking Opportunities:
Membership may provide opportunities to connect with other members, stakeholders, and experts in various fields.
Participation and Input:
Members may have opportunities to participate in consultations, forums, or other events where their input can help shape NNTAC’s direction.
Including
- Ambulance Cover
- Disability Support
- Adult Education
- Education Assistance
- Elders Assistance
- Funeral Service Assistance
- Hardship and Elderly Health and Wellbeing Assistance
- Headstone & Memorial Monument Project
- Medical Travel Assistance
- Sports Assistance
Abbott Native Title Trust
The Abbott Native Title Trust is established to hold and manage the native title rights and benefits following the determination of native title.
This trust ensures that these rights and benefits are managed responsibly and in accordance with the wishes and interests of the beneficiaries, as outlined in the Trust Deed. It serves as a crucial legal and administrative framework for the protection and advancement of their native title.
Purpose and Objectives
The primary purpose of the Abbott Native Title Trust is to act as the trustee for the native title rights and benefits of the beneficiaries. Its key objectives typically include:
Holding Native Title:
Legally holding the determined native title rights over the land and waters.
Managing Benefits:
Overseeing any financial benefits, land access agreements, or other outcomes arising from native title.
Distributing Benefits:
Ensuring that benefits are distributed to the beneficiaries in a fair and transparent manner, as per the Trust Deed.
Protecting Rights:
Working to protect and uphold the native title rights and interests of the beneficiaries in the future.
Facilitating Consultation:
Providing a mechanism for consultation and decision-making regarding native title matters.
Ensuring Compliance:
Adhering to all legal and regulatory requirements associated with the management of the trust.
Governance and Structure
The Abbott Native Title Trust is governed by a board of trustees who are responsible for making decisions in the best interests of the beneficiaries. The structure and composition of the board, as well as the processes for their appointment or election, are usually detailed in the Trust Deed.
The trustees are accountable to the beneficiaries and are responsible for the proper management of the trust’s assets and the implementation of its objectives. The Trust may also have operational staff or engage external advisors to assist with its functions.
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