Common use of TÅÎCHÔ RATIFICATION VOTE Clause in Contracts

TÅÎCHÔ RATIFICATION VOTE. 4.8.1 The Eligibility Committee shall establish rules, consistent with these provisions, for the conduct of the ratification vote, including the establishment of polling stations. These rules may provide for advance voting by means other than voting at polling stations. 4.8.2 The ratification vote shall be held on the same date or dates in all of the polling stations. 4.8.3 The date or dates of the ratification vote and the location of the polling stations shall be made public. 4.8.4 The ratification vote shall be by secret ballot. 4.8.5 The form and contents of the ballot shall be approved by the chief negotiators. 4.8.6 The Eligibility Committee shall receive and tabulate all ballots and publish the results in each Tåîchô community, in Yellowknife and in any other location it considers appropriate, showing (a) the total number of ballots cast; (b) the total number of ballots approving the Agreement; (c) the total number of ballots not approving the Agreement; and (d) the total number of ballots spoiled or rejected. CHAPTER 5 IMPLEMENTATION‌ 5.1 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 5.1.1 The implementation plan shall, in relation to the initial 10-year period following the effective date, (a) identify the obligations and activities required to implement the Agreement; (b) identify who is responsible for the activities; (c) identify how the activities will be carried out; (d) identify time frames for the activities; (e) identify, in relation to the implementation of the Agreement, funding obligations of the Parties, including funding for capital projects; (f) identify the employment opportunities for Tåîchô Citizens to participate in the implementation of the Agreement; and (g) address other matters agreed to by government and the Dogrib Treaty 11 Council. 5.1.2 The implementation plan is not part of the Agreement. 5.1.3 The implementation plan does not create legal obligations binding on the Parties, except to the extent that the plan expressly provides otherwise for funding obligations. 5.1.4 The list of obligations and activities set out in the implementation plan is without prejudice to the right of any Party to assert that additional obligations or activities are required to implement the Agreement. 5.1.5 The implementation plan may provide that funding for certain identified activities may be made available prior to effective date.

TÅÎCHÔ RATIFICATION VOTE. 4.8.1 The Eligibility Committee shall establish rules, consistent with these provisions, for the conduct of the ratification vote, including the establishment of polling stations. These rules may provide for advance voting by means other than voting at polling stations. 4.8.2 The ratification vote shall be held on the same date or dates in all of the polling stations. 4.8.3 The date or dates of the ratification vote and the location of the polling stations shall be made public. 4.8.4 The ratification vote shall be by secret ballot. 4.8.5 The form and contents of the ballot shall be approved by the chief negotiators. 4.8.6 The Eligibility Committee shall receive and tabulate all ballots and publish the results in each Tåîchô community, in Yellowknife and in any other location it considers appropriate, showing (a) the total number of ballots cast; (b) the total number of ballots approving the Agreement; (c) the total number of ballots not approving the Agreement; and (d) the total number of ballots spoiled or rejected. CHAPTER 5 IMPLEMENTATION‌. 5.1 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 5.1.1 The implementation plan shall, in relation to the initial 10-year period following the effective date, (a) identify the obligations and activities required to implement the Agreement; (b) identify who is responsible for the activities; (c) identify how the activities will be carried out; (d) identify time frames for the activities; (e) identify, in relation to the implementation of the Agreement, funding obligations of the Parties, including funding for capital projects; (f) identify the employment opportunities for Tåîchô Citizens to participate in the implementation of the Agreement; and (g) address other matters agreed to by government and the Dogrib Treaty 11 Council. 5.1.2 The implementation plan is not part of the Agreement. 5.1.3 The implementation plan does not create legal obligations binding on the Parties, except to the extent that the plan expressly provides otherwise for funding obligations. 5.1.4 The list of obligations and activities set out in the implementation plan is without prejudice to the right of any Party to assert that additional obligations or activities are required to implement the Agreement. 5.1.5 The implementation plan may provide that funding for certain identified activities may be made available prior to effective date.