| Other dealings in land 2013–14
The ILC has responsibilities for land that originates from Deed of Grant conditions while others have been transferred to the ILC from other organisations such as the former Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission.
The ILC seeks to develop long-term, constructive relationships with Indigenous corporations after land has been granted to them. The Act sets out that, when the ILC grants a property, the grantee cannot dispose of or mortgage it without ILC consent. A number of conditions are included in the Deed of Grant directed at the property achieving Indigenous benefits, remaining in Indigenous control and being used for the purpose for which it was acquired. A caveat is placed on the title to ensure the ILC’s ongoing, but limited, role in the property is visible to all stakeholders.
The ILC receives requests from time to time to dispose of or mortgage property from Indigenous corporations looking to expand economic development opportunities or reduce risk, and each case is considered by the ILC Board on merit.
In 2013–14, the ILC Board approved the following requests from Indigenous landowners.
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