South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts11—Explanation of acquisition scheme may be required
(1) A person who has
an interest in the subject land may, within 30 days after notice of intention
to acquire the land is given, require the Authority, by written notice—
(a) to
give an explanation of the reasons for acquisition of the land; and
(b) to
provide reasonable details of any statutory scheme in accordance with which
the land is to be acquired.
(2) For the purposes
of this section—
(a) the
registered representative of claimants to, or holders of, native title in land
is taken to have an interest in that land; and
(b) the
relevant representative Aboriginal body is taken to have an interest in the
land if—
(i)
the land is native title land; and
(ii)
there is no native title declaration for the land; and
(iii)
—
(A) there are no registered representatives
of claimants to native title in the land; or
(B) an Aboriginal group that claims to hold
native title in the land and for which there is no registered representative
has, in accordance with the regulations, authorised the representative
Aboriginal body to act on its behalf.
(3) The Authority may
furnish the explanation and details by letter, or by making available models,
plans, specifications or other relevant materials relating to the statutory
land acquisition scheme.