"Our decision stands," Burragubba said, adding "and there are no legitimate negotiations continuing with Adani." In a statement yesterday, Adani had quoted two of the native title applicants Patrick Malone and Irene White as saying: "All members of the W&J native title party negotiated with Adani in good faith and reached an agreement that will deliver genuine and lasting intergenerational benefits to our community for now and into the future." In October last year, W&J Claim Group had rejected the proposed Indigenous Land Use Agreement with Adani Mining. Adani commenced legal action in the NNTT to seek a favourable determination six days after this. The statement claimed that Burragubba was the authorised spokesperson of W&J Traditional Owners Family Representative Council and a member of the W&J Native Title applicant and a senior W&J Traditional Owner.