Examples of Tåîchô community in a sentence
Before requesting the territorial Minister to expand the boundary of a Tåîchô community into an area containing Tåîchô lands, the Tåîchô community government shall discuss with the Tåîchô Government the need for the expansion and shall attempt to negotiate an agreement with the Tåîchô Government for the conveyance of the Tåîchô lands required for the expansion.
Where the territorial Minister receives a request from a Tåîchô community government but decides not to expand the boundary of the community, the Minister shall provide written reasons to the community government for that decision.
The title to these Tåîchô community lands is subject to any interests listed in part 2 of the appendix to chapter 18, to any interests granted by the Tåîchô Government since the effective date and to any renewals or replacements of such interests.
A new Tåîchô community shall only be established adjacent to Tåîchô lands.
Subject to 9.1.2, title to all lands in a Tåîchô community, other than the parcels described in part 1 of the appendix to this chapter or in the documents listed in that part, but including lands not so described that are in the community and are adjacent to or under any water body, is, on the effective date, vested in fee simple in the Tåîchô community government.
The territorial Minister may not expand the boundary of a Tåîchô community except at the written request of the Tåîchô community government.
This payment was calculated as a portion of the payments in lieu of taxes that the Government of Canada would have made over the 10 years following effective date for lands in Tåîchô communities that were, immediately before the effective date, reserved in the name of the Indian Affairs Branch for Indian Housing and occupied by Tåîchô Citizens, if title to those lands had not been vested in the Tåîchô community governments.
No Tåîchô community government shall have fewer than four councillors.
If there are any improvements on the lands, government may, before conveyance of title to the Tåîchô community government, grant an interest, less than fee simple, in relation to the improvements, and the title of the Tåîchô community government will be subject to that interest.
Where the Tåîchô community government and the Government of the Northwest Territories do not reach agreement on comparable funding levels, the Tåîchô Government may refer, for resolution under chapter 6, the question as to whether the method used for determining comparable funding levels is equitable.