Examples of Indigenous governing body in a sentence
The project must be supported by a local government or Indigenous governing body by way of a partnership agreement.
The Declaration Act envisions that an IGB will exercise statutory powers—like granting mineral tenures or issuing permits—these are important powers as nations consider how to grant consent for mining.The definition used in the Declaration Act for Indigenous governing body or IGB is “an entity authorized to act on behalf of Indigenous peoples that hold section 35 rights”.
An employee wishing to seek public office, or to be elected to any federally recognized Indigenous governing body, including but not limited to First Nations Band Councils, Indigenous Governments or Self-Governments, may request a leave of absence without pay.
To illustrate this emerging issue, the FHWA has completed a study to: 1) investigate the existing uses of private funds for highway improvements 2) evaluate the mechanisms-used to obtain private funding and, 3) to recommend improvements for which private funding may be used (52).
The Act creates statutory rights for any Indigenous governing body it recognizes.