(1) The proclamation laid before Parliament under this Division must assign a
name to the Schedule 14 lands (or the part or parts of Schedule 14 lands)
proposed to be reserved under this Division.
(2) The name so assigned must be
the name recommended by the Aboriginal negotiating panel involved in the
negotiations for the vesting and leasing of the lands, and may be the same
name as, or a different name from, that listed in Schedule 14.
(3) The
Governor may, on the recommendation of the Aboriginal owner board members for
lands reserved under this Division, by proclamation published on the NSW
legislation website--
(b) amend Schedule
14 by omitting the former name, and by inserting instead the new name, of the
lands.
(4) If a part or parts only of Schedule 14 lands are reserved under
this Division, the Governor may, by proclamation published on the NSW
legislation website, assign a new name for the part or parts of the Schedule
14 lands that are not reserved under this Division.
(5) Section 12 (1) of the
Geographical Names Act 1966 does not apply to a name assigned under this
Division (or that name as altered or amended). The name so assigned, or the
name as so altered or amended, is, for the purposes of the Geographical Names
Act 1966 , the geographical name of the place to which it relates.
(6) If,
before the reservation under this Division of Schedule 14 lands, the name of
the lands is altered pursuant to the publication of a proclamation under Part
4 of this Act, that proclamation or another proclamation published on the NSW
legislation website may amend Schedule 14 by omitting the former name, and by
inserting instead the new name, of the lands.
