Rule book
Central Services Corporation Rule Book (December 2023)
The rules that guide how the regional corporation should be run are set out in its rule book. The rule book operates like a contract between the corporation, its directors, and members.
Some rules in the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act) are ‘replaceable’. This means a corporation can either accept the rule or replace it with another rule that better suits its needs and circumstances of that particular corporation.
The regional corporations must also comply with the requirements set out in the ILUA and Trust Deed, and these additional requirements are dealt with in the third column of the below table.
Click here to download a guide that explains which rules you can change or replace, and which rules you cannot because they operate as set laws or rules under the CATSI Act.
Other useful links
Central Services Corporation Principles
SWALSC Election Manual (July 2023)
Transition Program Documents
Transition Program 1: Establishment of the Regional Corporations
Noongar Boodja Trust, a Community Guide
Noongar Boodja Trust: A Community Guide. Click on image above to download document.
The Noongar Boodja Trust is part of the governance structure for the South West Native Title Settlement (Settlement). The Noongar Boodja Trust will hold, maintain and grow the compensation paid by the WA Government to the Noongar Agreement Groups under the Settlement. These benefits will be applied to the six Regional Corporations and the Central Services Corporation representing the Noongar Community. This Noongar Boodja Trust community guide sets out a summary of how this trust will be created and managed.
Noongar Boodja Trust Deed
The full text of the Noongar Boodja Trust deed sets out the terms on which the trustee will provide financial support to the six Noongar Regional Corporations and the Central Services Corporation, and the obligations these seven corporations will have to the trustee.