A CROWD of about 100 people gathered at the Dunkeld Community Centre on Thursday evening to receive a detailed presentation on the controversial Recognition and Settlement Agreement (RSA) with Barengi Gadjin Land Council (BGLC), with many attendees strongly voicing their deep concerns about its ramifications.

The RSA was quietly signed off by the State Government almost 12 months ago, but was only brought to public notice in July, with communities and stakeholders still catching up with understanding and considering what it could mean for those living in the 36,000 square kilometre area it covers and the 10 local councils within those boundaries.