Obligations of the KRG. The KRG undertakes to:
Obligations of the KRG a) Evaluate the local and regional planning and development organizations funded in whole or in part by the Government of Québec; xxxxxx cooperation among partners in the region; and as needed advise the MINISTER on regional development;
Obligations of the KRG. The KRG agrees to:
Obligations of the KRG a) The KRG undertakes to promote local development and entrepreneurial support within its territory. It entrusts the following mandates in particular to the Local Development Center, hereinafter referred to as LDC, that it designates to act as such: - To offer a full range of front-line services to businesses, including by grouping them together or coordinating them; this offer of services can be made, if applicable, in partnership with other people or organizations, including from the private sector. - To develop a local action plan to stimulate the economy and create employment, particularly taking into consideration the five-year development plan established by the regional conference of elected officers of its territory and to see to the implementation of that local action plan. - To formulate a strategy for the development of entrepreneurship, including social economy entrepreneurship, taking into consideration national and regional orientations, strategies, and objectives. - To act as an advisory body for the benefit of the local employment center serving its territory.
Obligations of the KRG. 2.1. The KRG is required to provide, on a permanent and satisfactory basis, winter and summer maintenance service for all the assets described in Section 1 of this mandate. The following operations must be carried out: ⚫ During normal work hours, as published in the “Canada Flight Supplement”: keep the landing strip, its extensions and shoulders, as well as all the gravel surfaces free of snow, ice, any trace of frost or any other foreign matter that could make them dangerous. ⚫ When a commercial flight is scheduled to arrive or depart or in the case of a medical evacuation, begin snow removal once two centimetres of fresh snow have accumulated on the ground and continue the work until the landing strip and other areas are cleared. This procedure also applies outside normal hours of operation. ⚫ Summer maintenance includes among other things: inspection and cleaning of the surface, leveling, patching with gravel or asphalt, clearing of open ditches, repairing fences, maintenance of level surfaces, control of erosion, maintenance of signs, repair of retaining systems and all other work designed to maintain the integrity of the infrastructures and ensure the security of users. These operations must be carried out on movement areas, parking lots and their access roads. ⚫ For winter maintenance, the following sequence of operations must be followed:
Obligations of the KRG. The KRG undertakes to: Para-transit services • offer throughout the territory of the 14 northern villages of the Kativik region a para-transit service adapted to the needs of eligible disabled persons for a service delivery of a minimum of 13,000 hours; • make sure that each northern village provides the para-transit service by means of a vehicle (of the adapted minibus type capable of accommodating one person in a wheelchair and six (6) ambulatory persons) and a driver, see to the maintenance, and assume all the expenses related to the vehicle. • equip each northern village with a wireless telephone communication system. • ensure the administration of the service throughout the territory as well as the dispatching of calls; • provide technical assistance and training to the personnel in charge of para-transit services for the disabled; • make sure that the eligibility criteria found in the eligibility policy of the Programme d’aide gouvernementale au transport adapté aux personnes handicapées (Government para-transit assistance program) of the MTQ are applied while being adapted to regional specificities; • send the MTQ a sheet describing the organization mandated to ensure para-transit services for the disabled; • submit to the MTQ on an annual basis a statistical report that meets the requirements of section five of this mandate. Public transit in a rural setting • offer a public transit service throughout the territory of the 14 northern villages of the Kativik region; • provide technical assistance and training to the personnel in charge of public transit services.
Obligations of the KRG. The KRG undertakes to use the funding provided by Québec pursuant to Section 4 to maintain or improve the general quality and level of the existing services that the KRG provides to the population and the Northern villages. More precisely, the KRG undertakes to use the funding provided by Québec pursuant to Section 4, to achieve the objectives, to carry out all the mandates and perform all the activities described herein in Appendix B according to its own priorities and to the modalities of the Agreement. Moreover, within the scope of Appendices B and D, the KRG undertakes to provide for and finance the increase in needs related to population growth and the evolution of the cost related to the services given within the context of the mandates described in Appendix B, except for the new development projects related to the mandates described in Appendix B and needing immobilization expenses, which may be subject to a financing agreement to that effect. At the beginning of each of its financial years, the KRG shall present to the ministre délégué aux Affaires intergouvernementales canadiennes et aux Affaires autochtones, hereinafter referred to as “the Minister”, its objectives with respect to the mandates described in Appendix B for the current year. No later than January 30th of each year, the KRG shall send the Minister its budget which is prepared pursuant to the Kativik Act. No later than April 30th of each year, the KRG shall send the Minister audited financial statements for the preceding year according to the Kativik Act. The annual budget and the financial statements of the KRG must indicate the expenditures planned and made for each of the mandates described in Appendix B. For the preparation of the first budget and the first financial statements, the KRG shall use the same level of detail as that appearing in its 2003 annual budget and financial statements presented under the Kativik Act. Thereafter, the KRG can change the categories of expenditures according to its needs and the level of detail to be agreed upon with Québec. No later than September 30th following the end of each of its financial years, the KRG shall send to the Minister its annual report which shall review the activities carried out, the objectives aimed at and the results that have been reached within the context of the mandates described in Appendix B. Moreover, the KRG must present the various documents and reports described in this Appendix.
Obligations of the KRG. 2.1. Assume all the risks relating to the maintenance of the marking systems of each airport.
Obligations of the KRG a) Exercise the powers delegated by the Minister in the present mandate and carry out the mandates listed herein;
Obligations of the KRG. Pay the costs inherent to the duties of the community reintegration officers; • Pay the costs related to the premises and equipment required for the performance of the duties of the officers assigned to Salluit and in Inukjuak, as well as the housing for the assigned officers when necessary; • Ensure the administrative supervision of officers by ensuring a daily management of this personnel notably concerning attendance, delivery of services, social benefits, work relations, performance evaluation and limited training activities. Any disciplinary measure remains under the responsibility of the KRG; • At the start of the year, submit to the DGSC, a detailed action plan of the program describing the activities planned on the territory of the Kativik Region by community reintegration officers as well as by the KRG manager; • Make sure that the policies in effect at the DGSC regarding interventions with offenders are followed;
