Native Title Part 2 Future acts etc. and native title Division 3 Section 24ID (a) the new authority, or the new authorities together, cover a smaller area than the old authority; (b) the term of the new authority, or of any of the new authorities, is longer than the term of the old authority; (c) the new authority or any of the new authorities is a perpetual lease (other than a mining lease); (d) if the new authority or any of the new authorities is a non-exclusive agricultural lease or a non-exclusive pastoral lease—the new authority permits or requires the carrying on of an activity that the old authority did not permit or require and that consists of: (i) a primary production activity (see section 24GA); or (ii) another activity, on the area covered by the new authority or of any of the new authorities, that is associated with or incidental to a primary production activity, provided that, when the other activity is being carried on, the use of the majority of the area covered by the new authority, or the new authorities together, will be for primary production activities. 24ID Effect of Subdivision applying to an act (1) If this Subdivision applies to a future act: (a) subject to Subdivision P (which deals with the right to negotiate), the act is valid; and Note: Subdivision P applies only to certain renewals of mining leases etc.: see subsections 26(1A) and 26D(1). (b) if the act consists of the grant of a freehold estate, or the conferral of a right of exclusive possession, over particular land or waters—the act extinguishes any native title in relation to the land or waters; and Note: The only acts to which this paragraph applies are certain acts covered by section 24IB. (c) in any other case—the non-extinguishment principle applies to the act; and (d) in any case—the native title holders are entitled to compensation for the act in accordance with Division 5. Compilation No. 47 Native Title Act 1993 87 Compilation date: 25/09/2021 Registered: 22/10/2021 Authorised Version C2021C00450 registered 22/10/2021