Open NowNon-Profit

Performance of representative body functions

National Indigenous Australians Agency · Australia

This grant opportunity funds entities to perform representative body functions under the Native Title Act 1993. Funded organisations assist native title claimants and holders to progress claims, negotiate agreements and resolve disputes.

Official Grant Page

Deadline

30 June 2026

Duration

22 July 2021 to 30 June 2026

Location

Australia

Who Can Apply

Invitation only Must be a native title representative body recognised by the Minister for Indigenous Australians under section 203AD of the Act, or a native title service provider funded by the Agency Applicants must perform representative body functions under the Native Title Act 1993
To be eligible for funding under this opportunity you must be invited by the Agency to apply. The Agency will invite all native title representative bodies recognised by the Minister for Indigenous Australians under section 203AD of the Native Title Act 1993 and all native title service providers funded by the Agency to perform all representative body functions.

What's Funded

Performing representative body functions under section 203B of the Native Title Act 1993, including assisting native title claimants and holders to progress native title claims, negotiate native title agreements, and resolve native title disputes.

Expected Outcomes

Continued delivery of representative body services for native title claimants and holders, including support for claims progression, agreement negotiation and dispute resolution.

Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profitindigenous_organisationother

Stage

established

Funding Purposes

communityother

Keywords

native titleIndigenous communitiesrepresentative body functionsnative title claimsnative title agreementsnative title disputesland resources

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Performance of representative body functions?

The Performance of representative body functions is a non-profit grant offered by National Indigenous Australians Agency in Australia. This grant opportunity funds entities to perform representative body functions under the Native Title Act 1993. Funded organisations assist native title claimants and holders to progress claims, negotiate agreements and resolve disputes.

Who is eligible for the Performance of representative body functions?

Invitation only Must be a native title representative body recognised by the Minister for Indigenous Australians under section 203AD of the Act, or a native title service provider funded by the Agency Applicants must perform representative body functions under the Native Title Act 1993

When does the Performance of representative body functions close?

Applications close on 30 June 2026.

What activities are funded?

Performing representative body functions under section 203B of the Native Title Act 1993, including assisting native title claimants and holders to progress native title claims, negotiate native title agreements, and resolve native title disputes.

How do I apply for the Performance of representative body functions?

Start by checking your eligibility using the free Beta Docs eligibility checker. If eligible, Beta Docs' AI-powered platform can help you draft, review, and refine your application to maximise your chances of success.

Need help applying?

Beta Docs has helped founders secure $160M+ in competitive grants. Our AI platform drafts compliance-perfect applications — and our expert reviewers make sure you stand out.

Start with Beta DocsBook a free consultation