Harmonization committee Sample Clauses

Harmonization committee. The harmonization committee set up at the time of the signing of the Pingualuit Agreement to ensure its implementation and that of this mandate and to provide the KRG, the MDDEP and the Makivik Corporation with all appropriate advice for the development of the park, is maintained. The committee is composed of two representatives of the MDDEP, two representatives of the KRG, two representatives of the Northern Village of Kangiqsujuaq, two representatives of the Nunaturlik Landholding Corporation of Kangiqsujuaq, and one local representative of the Makivik Corporation. If necessary, resource persons can be invited to the meetings of the committee. The committee will meet when necessary or, if possible, once every six (6) months and will periodically report to the MDDEP, to the KRG and to the Makivik Corporation on the results obtained and the difficulties encountered in implementing the Pingualuit Agreement and this mandate. It will give its opinion to the MDDEP, to the KRG and to the Makivik Corporation when a disagreement or legal dispute arises or when requests are made to amend the Pingualuit Agreement and this mandate. The committee will also serve as a forum to preclude conflict between harvesting right activities such as those defined in Section 24 of the JBNQA and park operation activities. Committee meetings will be held in the territory of the Northern Village of Kangiqsujuaq and at least one meeting annually will be public. Expenses related to committee meetings will be paid for from the funds of the Sivunirmut Agreement, except for the accommodation and meal expenses of MDDEP representatives.
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Harmonization committee. A harmonization committee shall be established upon the date this mandate takes effect to ensure its implementation and to provide the KRG, Minister, and Makivik Corporation with all the relevant advice regarding the park’s development. The committee shall consist of two representatives of the Minister, three representatives of the KRG, one representative of the northern village of Umiujaq, one representative of the northern village of Kuujjuarapik, one representative of the northern village of Inukjuak, two representatives of the Cree village of Whapmagoostui, one representative of Umiujaq’s Anniturvik land corporation, one representative of Kuujjuarapik’s Sakkuq land corporation, one representative of Inukjuak’s Pituvik land corporation, one representative of Cree organizations, and one representative of the Makivik Corporation. One scientist shall also be named by the KRG and Minister to help the harmonization committee analyze scientific research projects. Resource people may be invited to the harmonization committee’s meetings as needed. The committee shall meet as often as needed or, to the extent possible, once every six
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Harmonization committee. A harmonization committee shall be established upon the date this mandate takes effect to ensure its implementation and to provide the KRG, Minister, and Makivik Corporation with all the relevant advice regarding the park’s development. The committee shall consist of two representatives of the Minister, three representatives of the KRG, one representative of the northern village of Umiujaq, one representative of the northern village of Kuujjuarapik, one representative of the northern village of Inukjuak, two representatives of the Cree village of Whapmagoostui, one representative of Umiujaq’s Anniturvik land corporation, one representative of Kuujjuarapik’s Sakkuq land corporation, one representative of Inukjuak’s Pituvik land corporation, one representative of Cree organizations, and one representative of the Makivik Corporation. One scientist shall also be named by the KRG and Minister to help the harmonization committee analyze scientific research projects. Resource people may be invited to the harmonization committee’s meetings as needed. The committee shall meet as often as needed or, to the extent possible, once every six (6) months and shall periodically report to the Minister, the KRG, and the Makivik Corporation on results achieved as well as difficulties encountered in implementing this mandate and the Tursujuq Agreement. It gives its opinion to the Minister, the KRG, and the Makivik Corporation when a disagreement or litigation occurs or when requests are made to amend this mandate or the Tursujuq Agreement. The committee shall also serve as a forum for discussion to prevent conflicts between activities related to the right to harvest as defined in Chapter 24 of the JBNQA and activities related to operation of the park. Committee meetings shall be held within the territory of the northern villages of Umiujaq or Kuujjuarapik, and at least once a year a committee meeting shall be public. The costs associated with committee meetings shall be covered by funds from the Sivunirmut Agreement, except for the accommodation and meal costs of representatives of the Minister.
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Harmonization committee. The KRG shall create a harmonization committee, the purpose of which is to contribute to the implementation of this mandate and to provide the KRG, the MFFP and the Makivik Corporation with all appropriate advice in connection with the development of the park. The committee shall be composed of two representatives from the MFFP, three representatives from the KRG, one representative from the Northern village of Kangiqsualujjuaq, one representative from the Northern village of Kuujjuaq, two representatives from the Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, one representative from the Qiniqtiq Landholding Corporation of Kangiqsualujjuaq, one representative from the Nayumivik Landholding Corporation of Kuujjuaq, one representative from the Pyramid Mountain Camp outfitter, one representative from the Les Entreprises X. Xxxxxxxx Inc. outfitter and one representative from the Makivik Corporation. Where necessary, resource people may be invited to the harmonization committee’s meetings. The committee shall meet as needed or, as far as possible, once every six (6) months. It shall give its opinion to the MFFP, the KRG and the Makivik Corporation in the event of a disagreement or dispute, or during the process of making amendments to the Ulittaniujalik Agreement and this mandate. The committee shall also serve as a forum for discussion in order to avoid conflicts between activities relating to the right to harvest as defined in Section 24 of the JBNQA and activities relating to the operation of the park. The KRG must prepare minutes of the meetings and send the final versions, approved by the committee, to the members. The meetings of the committee shall be held on the territory of the Northern villages of Kangiqsualujjuaq or Kuujjuaq or on the territory of the Naskapi village of Kawawachikamach and at least one meeting per year shall be public. Expenses relating to the committee’s meetings shall be paid out of the Sivunirmut Agreement funds, except for the lodging and meal expenses of the MFFP representatives, which shall be paid by the MFFP.
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