Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted in a manner inconsistent with the exercise of any existing aboriginal and treaty rights as recognized and affirmed in Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, which include rights now existing by way of land claims agreements or which may be acquired either under land claims agreements or otherwise.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. This Agreement shall not alter, diminish, or extinguish any aboriginal or treaty rights of the Members, which are recognized and affirmed under section 35 of the Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxx, 0000.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. Subject to the settlement and satisfaction in section 7.2, nothing in this Agreement shall be construed so as to abrogate or derogate from the existing aboriginal rights or treaty rights of aboriginal persons that are recognized and affirmed by section 35 of the Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxx, 0000.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. 5.45 The Governance Agreement is not a treaty.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. For greater certainty, nothing in this Agreement abrogates or derogates from any Aboriginal, treaty or other rights of Aboriginal People including self-government agreements.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. Nothing in this Agreement, including Article 9, shall be construed so as to diminish, abrogate, infringe or derogate from:
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. Mining Corp recognizes and respects the Aboriginal and Treaty rights of the First Nation together with their constitutional and other legal rights and desires to maintain open and friendly, co-operative, on-going communications and a positive working relationship. Nothing in this Agreement shall be so construed as to prejudice or detract from any aboriginal treaty, constitutional or any other rights, privileges or freedoms which have accrued to or may accrue to First Nation and its members, regardless of whether such rights, privileges and freedoms are recognized, established or defined before or after the execution of this Agreement.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. Nothing in this Agreement will be construed so as to abrogate or derogate from Aboriginal and Treaty Rights of the Nation or Citizens, provided that the payments made by Alberta pursuant to paragraph 38 and all other forms of consideration flowing directly or indirectly from Alberta to the Nation pursuant to this Agreement, other than as set forth in paragraph 37, constitute full and final compensation for all claims based on Aboriginal and Treaty Rights arising from any obligation, action, activity, decision or matter provided for or contemplated by this Agreement.
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. “Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted in a manner inconsistent with the exercise of any existing Aboriginal and Treaty rights as recognized and affirmed in Sections. 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, which include rights now existing by way of land claims agreements or which may be acquired under land claims agreements, or otherwise.” Appendix E (Surface Water Quality): “The Parties will recognize that NWT has obligations to the terms of land claims agreements, which the Parties have reviewed and understood” Traditional Use: • Transboundary Objectives are intended to protect all uses, including traditional uses. • Traditional use of a water body influences the nature and intensity of management actions required for that water body. Traditional Knowledge in the Agreement • Consider available information (scientific and traditional knowledge) relevant to the setting and assessment of Transboundary Objectives • Identify, through scientific and traditional knowledge assessment and Learning Plans, priority long-term monitoring stations and data to monitor this Agreement and regional and/or basin-level monitoring network. • In Dispute Resolution, conduct studies and investigations using scientific and/or traditional knowledge information. • Appendix C – Use of Traditional and Local Knowledge Jurisdictional Water Management Each jurisdiction is responsible for decision making* in its own jurisdiction and will undertake its role in water management in a manner that fulfills the purpose and principles of the Master Agreement including: “The right of each to use or manage the use of Water Resources within its jurisdiction provided such use does not unreasonably harm the Ecological Integrity of the Aquatic Ecosystem in any other jurisdiction” *subject to specific limitations in the agreement Bilateral Water Management For each agreement, a Bilateral Management Committee (BMC) is established to: • Administer the Agreement and report on its achievement • Multi-year work plans will be developed and approved to continually improve the Bilateral Management of Transboundary Waters. • Monitor and review data • Classify Transboundary Waters, establish Learning Plans and Transboundary Objectives • Provide a mechanism for information sharing, notification and consultation • Resolve disputes • Initiate research and strike an independent panel if needed • Report to Ministers • Work in collaboration with the Mackenzie River Basin Board Risk Informed Management (RIM) An ...
Aboriginal and Treaty Rights. Notwithstanding anything in this Accord, it shall not affect aboriginal or Treaty rights, but this Accord is intended to address issues arising from interferences with the exercise of aboriginal and Treaty rights.
