Territorial Mobility Agreement definition

Territorial Mobility Agreement means the 2006 Territorial Mobility Agreement of the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, as amended from time to time;

Territorial Mobility Agreement means the Federation of Law Societies of Canada Territorial Agreement of May 2006, made at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island and signed by the Society on November 3, 2006, as extended by the Territorial Mobility Agreement made in November, 2011.

Territorial Mobility Agreement means the 2006 Territorial Mobility Agreement of the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, as amended from time to time. “training course” includes any assessments, examinations and remedial work taken during or after the training course, or an educational program required by the Credentials Committee;

Examples of Territorial Mobility Agreement in a sentence

• All Provincial-Territorial Ministers responsible for apprenticeship signed a Provincial- Territorial Mobility Agreement, based on Premiers’ direction as included in the Protocol.

• The Territorial Mobility Agreement and the Quebec Mobility Agreement (“QMA”) brought the three northern jurisdictions and Quebec into the mobility regime.

• On November 3, 2006 Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon signed the Territorial Mobility Agreement with the 10 provinces.

• The training was attended by 14 participants, 63% of whom stated that they had improved their knowledge.3. Webinar – "Digital Violence Against Children".

• GMA may elect to provide advice on the law of another Canadian province or territory in connection with the National Mobility Agreement, Territorial Mobility Agreement or Quebec Mobility Agreement from the Federation of Law Societies of Canada as those agreements are amended from time to time.

• April 3, 2014 signing ceremony - Updated Territorial Mobility Agreement - the updated agreement covers permanent mobility rules for Canada’s three northern territories, ensuring easier transfers by members of the legal profession between the territories and Quebec.

• The authorities note that the Territorial Mobility Agreement is likely to be renewed beyond 2011.

• NOTE: To qualify under the Territorial Mobility Agreement, you must be an active member in your home jurisdiction and must have a clean discipline record.

• All Common Law jurisdictions subscribe to either the National Mobility Agreement or the Territorial Mobility Agreement.

• The list is part of the admission requirements to be called to the Nunavut Bar through the Territorial Mobility Agreement.