Other First Nations Sample Clauses

Other First Nations. 6.1 The TRTFN may engage in discussions with other First Nations that assert interests within the SDM Area to inform the deliberations at the G2G Forum with regard to land and resource matters. 6.2 The Province will consult with other First Nations about matters under consideration by the G2G Forum that have the potential to impact their Aboriginal Rights and interests in British Columbia. For greater certainty, the Province will consider information from other First Nations when making decisions, consistent with its legal obligations. 6.3 The Province will consult with other First Nations prior to making its final decisions on legal designations to implement the Atlin Taku Land Use Plan, including those recommended under Part 4. 6.4 At the request of the Carcross/Tagish First Nation or the Teslin Tlingit Council, the Parties will attempt to negotiate an amendment to this Agreement to enable that First Nation to become a signatory to this Agreement with respect to their traditional territory within British Columbia. 6.5 The Parties may invite the Carcross/Tagish First Nation or the Teslin Tlingit Council, or both, to participate in discussions under the G2G Forum with respect to Recommendations that may affect their Aboriginal Rights or interests in their respective traditional territories within the SDM Area.
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Other First Nations. ‌ 10.1 Nothing in this Agreement prevents Xxxxx from engaging in discussions with neighbouring First Nations to inform the deliberations at the Natural Resources Council with regard to lands, water and resources. 10.2 The Province has a duty to consult with First Nations. The Province will work with the Xxxxx through this Agreement and will continue to consult with other First Nations as appropriate.
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Other First Nations. 13.1 The Leadership Council, Network Committee or Technical Committee may, by mutual agreement, invite representatives from other First Nations to participate in working discussions occurring under this Agreement. 13.2 This MPA Network Agreement does not impact or affect Canada’s or British Columbia’s obligations to non-signatory First Nations. To meet their respective legal obligations and uphold principles of transparency and the Honour of the Crown, and subject to the confidentiality described in section 16.2 of this MPA Network Agreement, Canada and British Columbia will, as required, consult other First Nations on the advancement and implementation of the MPA Network. Subject to confidentiality requirements resulting from those consultations, issues arising from that consultation with implications for the implementation of this MPA Network Agreement will be shared and discussed with the Network Committee and Leadership Council. 13.3 First Nations who provide an expression of interest to the Parties to join the Collaborative Governance of the MPA Network will be added as a Party to this MPA Network Agreement if they: a) provide written agreement to this MPA Network Agreement, including Network Goals and Design Elements, any applicable terms of reference or other policy and guidelines that have been developed collaboratively by the Parties under this Agreement; b) has in place either a Nation MPA Agreement, Establishment Agreement, or substantively similar Collaborative Governance Agreement with Canada DocuSign Envelope ID: 91D75C7A-A3C8-4216-8274-11B498E64ADE DocuSign Envelope ID: 4A51CAF4-9FDB-4ADD-9C17-0D249147F251 and/or British Columbia regarding one or more MPA or proposed MPA within the Northern Shelf Bioregion; and c) confirm they have the capacity to participate in the implementation of this MPA Network Agreement, including the Collaborative Governance and work completed at the Network and Site Scale.
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Other First Nations. 7.1 British Columbia must fulfil any constitutional obligations it may have to consult with other First Nations who are not party to this Agreement with respect to Administrative and Operational Decisions relating to forest and range resources in the Northeast Region.
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Other First Nations. Consistent with its legal obligations and agreements, the Province will consult with, and consider information from, other First Nations when making decisions.
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Other First Nations. 11.1 Xxxxx may engage in discussions with neighbouring First Nations to inform the deliberations at the Natural Resources Council with regard to lands, water and resources. 11.2 The Province has a duty to consult with First Nations. The Province will work with the Xxxxx through this Agreement and will continue to consult with other First Nations as appropriate. 11.3 The Parties may participate in First Nations advisory processes with neighbouring First Nations to address regional issues or specific initiatives such as policy or legislation review.
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Other First Nations. 12.1 The Parties or their Management Representatives may, by mutual agreement, invite representatives from other NSB Network Nations and other First Nations to participate in working discussions occurring under this Agreement. 12.2 This Agreement does not impact or affect Canada’s or British Columbia’s obligations to non-signatory First Nations. To meet their respective legal obligations and uphold principles of transparency and the Honour of the Crown, and subject to the confidentiality described in section 15.2 of this Agreement, Canada and British Columbia will, as required, consult other First Nations on MPA Establishment and Management, including other NSB Network Nations. Subject to confidentiality requirements resulting from those consultations, issues arising from those consultations with implications for the implementation of this Agreement will be shared and discussed with Parties’ Management Representatives.
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Other First Nations. A large core area of the territory asserted by Lake Xxxxxx does not have overlapping claims with other First Nations. The provincial government is consulting with First Nations who do have shared territory with the intent to address any potential impacts in the shared areas. These consultations are ongoing as part of the process to finalize the Foundation Agreement.
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