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COUNCIL FOR ABORIGINAL RECONCILIATION

AGREEING ON A DOCUMENT:

• AGREEING ON A DOCUMENT:
  • FOCUSING ON A DOCUMENT OR DOCUMENTS OF RECONCILIATION
    • MAKING NGATHU
    • LEARNING FROM THE HIGH COURT'S NATIVE TITLE DECISION
    • REORIENTING TALK OF A TREATY OR TREATIES UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW
    • CREATING BILLS OF RIGHTS
    • LISTENING TO AUSTRALIANS' ATTITUDES
    • LEARNING FROM OVERSEAS
    • CREATING A TRIBUNAL TO ADDRESS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RIGHTS TO BE SELF-DETERMINING
    • REFORMING THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
      • CREATING A NEW AGREEMENT POWER SIMILAR TO SECTION 105A
      • INSERTING A PREAMBLE INTO THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
      • ASPIRING TO REGIONAL SELF-GOVERNMENT IN AUSTRALIA
    • WATCHING CANADA ON SELF-GOVERNMENT ISSUES
    • MAKING AGREEMENTS FOR REGIONS IN AUSTRALIA
    • LEARNING FROM NEW ZEALAND ON TREATIES AND FISHERIES
    • ABANDONING PARTISANSHIP FOR PARLIAMENTARY RESOLUTIONS
    • FORMULATING CODES OF CONDUCT
    • NEGOTIATING PROTOCOLS AND MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING
    • MAKING A LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMITMENT TO INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS
    • DEVELOPING A COMPACT
    • RECOGNISING THE LIMITATIONS OF CUSTOMARY LAW
    • A CASE STUDY DEMONSTRATING THE LIMITS OF CUSTOMARY LAW
    • CONCLUSIONS: PREPARING THE NGATHU
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