You are not alone! While it is ultimately the responsibility of each organisation to ensure its own compliance with the Land Use Activity Agreement (LUAA), there are people who can assist.
DJAARA
The first point of contact at Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation (DJAARA) for inquiries and notifications regarding the LUAA is the Program Manager – Agreements:
The postal address (if needed) is:
DJAARA (Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation)
PO Box 1026 Bendigo
VIC, 3552
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
The Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) manages a large proportion of public land in the LUAA area.
DEECA will usually be the "decision maker" for leases, and for many kinds of licences and permits.
DEECA supports volunteer Committees of Management with their LUAA responsibilities, and can answer inquiries from local governments regarding their LUAA responsibilities as an appointed Committee of Management.
Contact DEECA through its online customer service page or via phone on 136 186.
Grampians region
Program Manager, Land and Built Environment – Grampians Region, or Land and Built Environment Program Officer (Native Title) – Grampians Region:
Email publicland.ballarat@delwp.vic.gov.au(opens in a new window)
Loddon Mallee region
Program Manager, Land and Built Environment - Loddon Mallee Region, or Land and Built Environment Program Officer (Native Title) - Loddon Mallee Region:
Department of Premier and Cabinet
The Land Justice Unit at the Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) plays a lead role in negotiating LUAAs. Although the Unit is not able to provide legal advice, for general inquiries you can contact Land Justice Unit at:
Training
For the time being, refer all training-related inquiries to the Land Justice Unit at:
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