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What kind of activity is it? - Dja Dja Wurrung LUAA

After you have determined whether the Dja Dja Wurrung Land Use Activity Agreement (LUAA) applies to the land in question, you must then determine how the LUAA categorises your intended activity.

The following questions will help you to work out how the LUAA classifies the activity you are interested in. Work your way through the questions from top to bottom. For each question, click on the heading to see an explanation. In some sections there are references to detailed definitions found near the end of this page.

If you are unsure how an activity is classified in the LUAA, after reading the LUAA and these guidance materials, consult with others in your organisation and with DJAARA (the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation).

If an activity is capable of falling into two categories, the LUAA states that the higher level of procedural rights shall apply.

Preliminary questions

First consider these preliminary questions.

Then consider the type of works involved, checking the information provided below and the definitions provided at the bottom of this page.

Works on public land

Authorisations, approvals and consents

Important definitions

Next steps

Now that you have determined what kind of activity is being proposed, read What’s the process? to see the steps you need to follow.

If you are still uncertain about how the activity is classified, contact DJAARA to discuss it with them.

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