Dear National Native Title Tribunal,

I am contacting the National Native Title Tribunal to ask for specific documents, Acts and legislations which allows for an Individual from any Aboriginal Land Council and RNTBC to register LALC's and RNTBC's with private U.S. companies such as Duns and Bradstreet, without knowledge or informed consent of Members, Native Title Holders and Custodians.

I look forward to receiving a response from you by twenty (20) working days.

Yours faithfully,

:Deborah-May: Torrens

Dear Mike,

I am writing to seek clarification and regarding the responsibilities of the National Native Title Tribunal in matters pertaining to the registration of Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALCs) and Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate (RNTBCs) with foreign entities, specifically those governed under the U.S. Corporation and the European Union.

As an advocate for the rights and interests of Indigenous communities, I am concerned about the potential implications such registrations may have on the native title rights and the broader cultural heritage protections afforded under Australian law.

It is imperative that the Tribunal, tasked with the administration and protection of native title, provides genuine guidance and transparent information to the general public and all stakeholders involved.

The lack of readily available information on these matters raises several questions:

1. What is the Tribunal's role in overseeing or advising on such registrations?

2. Are there specific guidelines or regulatory measures that LALCs and RNTBCs should follow when engaging with foreign companies?

3. What are the potential legal and cultural impacts on native title rights when Indigenous land councils and bodies corporate register with entities under foreign jurisdictions?

4. How does the Tribunal plan to inform and educate stakeholders about these critical issues?

The clarity on these points is crucial for ensuring that the rights and interests of Native Title holders are not inadvertently compromised. It would also greatly assist in fostering a more informed and engaged community, aware of the international engagements that may affect their rights, freedoms and cultural heritage.

I kindly request that the Tribunal provide detailed information or direct me to resources that could address these queries. Your cooperation and transparency in this matter will be greatly appreciated and will contribute to the ongoing trust and confidence in the Tribunal's commitment to protecting native title rights.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your prompt response.

Yours sincerely,

:Deborah-May: Torrens