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GUIDING. 53. Guide outfitter licences and certificates and angling guide licences which exist as of the Effective Date and apply to an area wholly or partially on In-XXXXX-ch Nation Land will be set out in Appendix C to the Final Agreement, will be retained by the persons who hold those interests and may be transferred or renewed in accordance with Provincial Law.
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GUIDING. The Council’s use of planning agreements will be governed by the following guiding principles:  Development consent cannot be refused because a planning agreement has not been entered into or the proponent has not offered to enter into one;  A condition of development consent can only require a planning agreement to be entered into by a proponent strictly in accordance with an offer made by the proponent;  Planning agreements will not be used to xxxxxx the development assessment process;  Planning agreements will not improperly xxxxxx the exercise of discretion and the functions of Council under the Act, Regulation or any other Act or law;  Council will use planning agreements only for a proper planning purpose and a purpose which stands the tests of fairness, reasonableness and equity;  The interests of individuals or interest groups will not outweigh the public interest when considering, negotiating and finalising a planning agreement;  Council will not use its statutory position to gain unreasonable public benefits from proponents when considering, negotiating, finalising, executing and implementing planning agreements;  Council will take appropriate steps to ensure that it avoids any conflict of interest between its role as a planning authority when it has a commercial interest in the outcomes of a planning agreement;  Council will ensure that planning agreements are based upon sound, reasonable and accountable financial management;  Council will ensure that all processes and content of a planning agreement are transparent and soundly based upon probity;  Negotiation of a planning agreement is to be entered into in good faith by all parties; and  The planning agreement reflects the priorities of the community as identified in Council’s Community Strategic Plan.
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GUIDING. PRINCIPLES Buyer and Supplier will strive to communicate timely, openly, and honestly to accomplish the business objectives embodied in this Agreement. Buyer and Supplier will strive to continue a long- term business relationship by developing mutual trust, cooperation, and goodwill through their performance under this Agreement.
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GUIDING. 50. Guide outfitter licences and certificates and angling guide licences which exist as of the Effective Date and apply to an area wholly or partially on Yekooche First Nation Lands, will be set out in Appendix G to the Final Agreement, will be retained by the persons who hold those interests and may be transferred or renewed in accordance with Provincial Law.
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GUIDING. 11.17.1 Guide outfitter certificates existing on the Effective Date are listed in Part 2 of Appendices E-11 to E-15, are retained by the persons who hold those guide outfitter certificates, and may be transferred or renewed in accordance with Provincial Law.
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