The NFF’s 21 August 2012 submission to the Attorney-General’s Department outlines the NFF’s concerns regarding the cessation of funding for Native Title respondees from 1 January 2013. The NFF believes that funding must continue for Native Title Officers and legal representatives in pastoral native title claims.
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