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Legal duties of LALC board members
The LALC Service has developed a governance toolkit for LALCs which provides information on the key legal duties of LALC board members (and staff) under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW) and other laws.
This plain language toolkit has five parts and includes scenarios based on common situations that arise in LALCs and the not-for-profit sector more generally, as well as tips to help board members comply with their legal duties.
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Toolkit - Legal duties of Local Aboriginal Land Council Board members
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Download each part of the toolkit separately
Part 1 - Introduction to your legal duties as a LALC board member
DownloadPart 2 - Duty to act in good faith and for proper purpose
DownloadPart 3 - Duty to act with reasonable care skill and diligence
DownloadPart 4 - Duty not to misuse information and position
DownloadPart 5 - Duty to disclose and manage conflicts of interest
DownloadThe content on this webpage was last updated in September 2022 and is not legal advice. See full disclaimer and copyright notice.