Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The CEA Agency will: Act as the CCC for the EA phase of the federal review in relation to the Project, coordinate and facilitate the Crown’s consultation activities before and during the EA, and ensure a smooth transition to the regulatory review if required. As the CCC, the CEA Agency will: Develop and implement a Crown consultation plan that is consistent with a “Whole of Government” approach to Crown consultation by the federal Crown through close collaboration with RAs and with support from expert FAs as appropriate; Invite Aboriginal groups to participate in the EA process and make their concerns known about EA matters, as well as the project impacts on their established or potential Aboriginal and treaty rights; Coordinate the involvement and provide updates to RAs and expert FAs regarding federal Crown consultation activities with Aboriginal groups as it relates to the EA; Represent the Crown with RAs during consultation activities, and work with those authorities to appropriately consider and address issues raised by Aboriginal groups; Compile the Crown consultation record, including a tracking table for those issues that may require a response from the RAs and expert FAs; Provide funding for consultation activities in support of the comprehensive study process through the Aboriginal Funding Envelope of the CEA Agency’s Participant Funding Program; Coordinate the evaluation of the scope, nature, and sufficiency of the Crown’s consultation efforts, with input from the Department of Justice (DOJ), AANDC and RAs; Coordinate the response, with input from AANDC and the RAs, on behalf of the Government of Canada to Aboriginal Groups on how concerns were addressed during the EA; Coordinate discussions amongst the RAs for the purposes of identifying a lead CCC for Aboriginal consultation activities related to the regulatory phase; Coordinate the ongoing assessment of the identified Aboriginal groups’ potential or established Aboriginal or Treaty rights, with input from the RAs, AANDC and DOJ. This will enable the necessary adjustments to the consultation process, as required.; and, Document lessons learned. The MPMO will: Provide oversight to ensure the overall consistency, accountability, and transparency of the Aboriginal Crown consultation effort, for the entire federal review; House and maintain the official Record of Crown Consultation Activities for the Project; and, Incorporate information relating to consultation activ...
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. 1. SunGen will be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The CEA Agency will: • Act as the CCC for the EA phase of the federal review in relation to the Project, coordinate and facilitate the Crown’s consultation activities before and during the EA, 25 and ensure a smooth transition to the regulatory review if required. As the CCC, the CEA Agency will: • Develop and implement a Crown consultation plan that is consistent with a whole-of- government approach to Crown consultation by the federal Crown through close 30 collaboration with RAs and with support from expert FAs as appropriate; • Coordinate federal Crown consultation activities with those of the Province; • Invite Aboriginal groups to participate in the EA process and make their concerns known about EA matters, as well as the project impacts on their established or potential Aboriginal and treaty rights;
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. 1. Mikah will be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. A. County of Santa Xxxxx
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. 6.1 The specific commitments of the parties can be found in ANNEX 1.
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. (a) The Implementation MOU in the ROD identified DWR and the Bureau as co-program managers for the Water Storage Program that includes potential Los Vaqueros Reservoir expansion. For the purpose of this MOU, DWR and the Bureau will be co-program managers, and this MOU shall become effective upon its execution by DWR and CCWD.
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The Parties will:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties
