Native Title Part 2 Future acts etc. and native title Division 3 Section 44E Laws of general application (2) This Subdivision is not intended to imply that, in exercising rights conferred by subsection 44B(1), a person is not subject to laws of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory that are of general application. 44E Federal Court jurisdiction The Federal Court may, in its discretion, refuse to exercise the jurisdiction conferred on it under subsection 213(2) in relation to a matter involving a right conferred by subsection 44B(1) for the reason that an adequate alternative means of resolving the matter is available. 44F Request for mediation (1) If all of the persons involved in any dispute about a right conferred by subsection 44B(1) agree, they may request the NNTT or a recognised State/Territory body to mediate in the dispute. Note: Persons wishing to make an indigenous land use agreement about access in general may request assistance from the NNTT or a recognised State/Territory body in negotiating the agreement: see sections 24BF, 24CF and 24DG. (2) The NNTT must not use or disclose information to which it has had access only because it mediated in the dispute for any purpose other than mediating the dispute without the prior consent of the person who provided the NNTT with the information. 44G Other mediation, arbitration and agreements not excluded by Subdivision Nothing in this Subdivision prevents: (a) mediation or arbitration by any person or body of any matter arising in relation to a right conferred by subsection 44B(1); or (b) the making or enforcing of agreements about access to the area covered by the non-exclusive agricultural lease or the Compilation No. 47 Native Title Act 1993 173 Compilation date: 25/09/2021 Registered: 22/10/2021 Authorised Version C2021C00450 registered 22/10/2021