Provincial Agency definition
Provincial Agency means a Provincial ministry, agency, or office, other than the Environmental Assessment Office, that has responsibility to manage certain land and resource matters on behalf of the Province, and that is represented in this Agreement;
Provincial Agency means a Provincial agency as defined in the Financial Administration Act, and includes a management body within the meaning of the Alberta Housing Act and a regional health authority and a subsidiary health corporation under the Regional Health Authorities Act;
Provincial Agency means a provincial ministry and branch or division of a provincial ministry listed in Appendix F;
Examples of Provincial Agency in a sentence
The Parties agree that a Provincial Agency may request an Applicant to undertake specific procedural aspects of the consultation process, provided the Provincial Agency notifies the Ktunaxa Parties of the request in a timely manner.
More Definitions of Provincial Agency
Provincial Agency means the Ontario Media Development Corporation (operating as Ontario Creates);
Provincial Agency means British Columbia including:
Provincial Agency means The Centennial Centre of Science and Technology;
Provincial Agency means the Province of Alberta and any Officer, Physical Board, Commission, Department or similar body of the Executive Branch of Provincial Government, and any of the political subdivisions of the province or agencies thereof;
Provincial Agency as defined in the Financial Administration Act:
Provincial Agency means a provincial ministry, agency or office that is represented in and governed by the Strategic Engagement Agreement, including its provincial decision-makers and any person who has authority or provincial direction to carry out consultation; “Resource-Revenue and Benefit Sharing Standing Committee” means the Resource-Revenue and Benefit Sharing Standing Committee established under the Strategic Engagement Agreement;
Provincial Agency means a provincial corporation, all or a majority of whose members or directors are appointed or designated by an Act of the Legislature, or regulations under an Act of the Legislature, or by an order of the Lieutenant Governance in Counsel.