BURIAL SITES Sample Clauses

BURIAL SITES. 10.9.1 Prior to the Final Agreement, the Algonquins and Ontario will enter into discussions towards a protocol that would apply when a Burial Site is or has been discovered on privately owned land or Provincial Crown Land in the Settlement Area, relating to: (a) the possibility of notice in addition to any notice under the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act; (b) input from the Algonquins to the Registrar of Cemeteries and Crematoriums under the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, with respect to determinations of cultural affiliation and ancestry; (c) the identification of the Algonquin Institution or Person who will act as representative of the human remains of the Burial Site where those remains have been determined to have close cultural affinity with the Algonquins; (d) the rights and responsibilities of the Algonquins and Ontario with respect to the disposition of the human remains and Artifacts associated with the human remains; (e) registration of a cemetery within the meaning of the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act established in the Settlement Area as a result of a Burial Site; (f) the closing of an established cemetery within the meaning of the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act in the Settlement Area resulting from a Burial Site; and (g) such other matters as the Algonquins and Ontario may agree. 10.9.2 Any protocol developed under 10.9.1 will take into account traditional Algonquin burial practices and the principles that Algonquin Human Remains are to be treated with respect, that disturbance of the remains is to be minimized, and shall also take into account the preference of the Algonquins that the Algonquin Human Remains be reinterred in the place of discovery or in another location selected by the Algonquins. 10.9.3 The Final Agreement may contain one or more provisions dealing with the subject-matters of 10.9.1.
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BURIAL SITES. Alberta and the Nation will address burial sites in accordance with the Burial Site Protocol attached as Schedule 10.‌
BURIAL SITES. 38.4.1 Immediately upon discovering a burial site in the Dehcho Settlement Area outside a cemetery, a person will notify the Dehcho Government and the Government of Northwest Territories. 38.4.2 Subject to 38.4.4, a Dehcho burial site on Dehcho Ndehe or in a Dehcho community will not be surveyed or disturbed without the written consent of the Dehcho Government. 38.4.3 Any Person surveying or disturbing a Dehcho burial site will take appropriate measures to respect the dignity of the site and of any human remains and associated grave goods therein. 38.4.4 A Dehcho burial site on Dehcho Ndehe or in a Dehcho community may be disturbed by police, where authorized by legislation, without the consent of the Dehcho Government, if such disturbance is required in relation to a police investigation. 38.4.5 The Dehcho Government will be notified of any disturbance under 38.4.4 as soon as practicable and Consulted regarding any ongoing terms and conditions relating to such disturbance. 38.4.6 At the request of one of the Parties, the Parties will jointly develop procedures for the protection of Dehcho burial sites in the Dehcho Settlement Area. If they fail to agree on those procedures one of the Parties may refer the matter for resolution in accordance with chapter 46.
BURIAL SITES. A project is ineligible to use the PCE if it adversely affects burial sites. Does the project adversely affect a burial site? No burial sites are affected by proposed actions. Proposed actions occur within a burial site without adverse effects. Wisconsin Statute 157.70 burial authorization is required prior to commencing proposed project actions. Proposed actions adversely affect a burial site – project is ineligible for PCE

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  • Special Situations XXXXXXX BENEFICIARY agrees to inform AGENCY within one (1) business day of any circumstances or events which may reasonably be considered to jeopardize its capability to continue to meet its obligations under the terms of this Agreement. Incidents may include, but are not limited to, those resulting in injury, media coverage or public reaction that may have an impact on the AGENCY’S or GRANTEE BENEFICIARY’S ability to protect and serve its participants, or other significant effect on the AGENCY or GRANTEE BENEFICIARY. Incidents shall be reported to the designated AGENCY contact below by phone or email only. Incident report information shall not include any identifying information of the participant.

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