REPORTING AND DECISION MAKING Sample Clauses

REPORTING AND DECISION MAKING. 9.1 The Panel will prepare a report under section 52 of the NEB Act setting out its recommendation on whether a certificate of public convenience and necessity should be issued taking into account whether the project is and will be required by the present and future public convenience and necessity, the reasons for the recommendations, as well as the terms and conditions that the Panel considers necessary or desirable in the public interest to which the certificate will be subject if the Governor in Council were to direct the Board to issue the certificate. The report will also set out the Panel’s rationale, conclusions and recommendations relating to the environmental assessment of the project, including any mitigation measures and follow-up programs and a summary of any comments received from the public and Aboriginal peoples, as well as information referred to in Section 8. The report will also identify: ▪ those conclusions that relate to the environmental effects to be taken into account under section 5 of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012; and ▪ recommended mitigation measures that relate to the environmental effects to be taken into account under section 5 of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012. 9.2 Once completed, the report will be submitted to the Minister of Natural Resources who will make it available to the public and Aboriginal peoples. 9.3 The Governor in Council will make the decision on the environmental assessment (whether the project is likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects and if so, whether such effects are justified in the circumstances). The Governor in Council will also decide, by order, whether the Board should issue a certificate and will give reasons for the order.
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REPORTING AND DECISION MAKING. 9.1 The Panel will prepare a report setting out its rationale, conclusions and recommendations relating to the environmental assessment of the project, including any mitigation measures and follow-up programs and a summary of any comments received from the public and Aboriginal peoples, as well as information referred to in Section 8. 9.2 Once completed, the report will be submitted to the Minister of the Environment who will make it available to the public and Aboriginal peoples. 9.3 Following the Governor in Council approval of the government response to the report, the Panel will issue its Reasons for Decision pursuant to the NEB Act.
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REPORTING AND DECISION MAKING a) The Joint Review Panel shall prepare and submit a report in accordance with section 4.8 of the Schedule to this Agreement. b) The Joint Review Panel report shall be made available to the public at the same time it is provided to the Parties. The Panel report will be published and translated into French and Aboriginal languages, including audio/video formats as required. Prior to the announcement of its release to the public, the Secretariat will place embargoed copies of the report in the communities of Trout Lake, Xxxx Xxxxx River, Fort Simpson, Wrigley, Tulita, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Fort Good Hope, Tsiigehtchic, Inuvik, and Tuktoyaktuk and in other locations as appropriate to ensure timely availability on public release. The Panel report will be made available to the residents of the named communities immediately following the announcement of the public release of the Panel report. Copies will be available to the general public on request. c) Following the submission of its report, the Joint Review Panel shall remain available for conducting further review or for consultation, as may be required under sections 135 and 137 of the MVRMA, or for clarification of any of the recommendations set out in the report, as may be required under subsection 37(1.1) of the CEAA. Effect of the Decision d) In accordance with subsections 136(2) and 137(3) of the MVRMA, a first nation, local government, regulatory authority or department or agency in the Mackenzie Valley and the National Energy Board shall act in conformity with any recommendation accepted by the federal minister, the National Energy Board, and the Deh Cho First Nations within their respective jurisdictions. e) In accordance with subsection 37(1.1) of the CEAA, responsible authorities shall act in conformity with the approval of their response to the Environmental Impact Review report by the Governor-in-Council.
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REPORTING AND DECISION MAKING. The panel produces an assessment report and a recommendation to the CAB, which must make decisions in accordance with Rules 12 -15. Natural justice provisions require that if the CAB intends to decline an application, it must first inform the applicant and give him or her the opportunity to provide a further written submission, which the CAB must consider when making its decision. Thus there is considerable opportunity for the applicant to ensure that their best evidence is presented and properly assessed.
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REPORTING AND DECISION MAKING a. The Joint Review Panel shall prepare and submit a report in accordance with subsection 4.8 of the Schedule to this Agreement. b. The Joint Review Panel report shall be made available to the public. c. Following the submission of its report, the Joint Review Panel shall remain available for further consideration and for consultation, as may be required under sections 135 and 137 of the MVRMA, or for clarification of any of the recommendations set out in the report, as may be required under subsection 37(1.1) of the CEAA. d. In accordance with subsections 136(2) and 137(3) of the MVRMA, a first nation, local government, regulatory authority or department or agency of the federal or territorial government in the Mackenzie Valley and the NEB shall act in conformity with any recommendation accepted by the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development or the NEB. e. In accordance with subsection 37(1.1) of the CEAA, responsible authorities shall act in conformity with the approval by the Governor-in-Council of their response to the Environmental Impact Review report.
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