TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION Sample Clauses

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. As of the date the Land Code comes into force, Canada will transfer the management and control of Hiawatha First Nation reserve lands to Hiawatha First Nation. Hiawatha First Nation will then begin managing and controlling its lands and natural resources under its Land Code.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. 3.1 The Parties acknowledge that, as of the date the Land Code comes into force, the First Nation shall have the power to manage the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ First Nation Land in accordance with section 18 of the Act and clause 12 of the Framework Agreement. 3.2 As provided in subsection 16(3) of the Act, all of the rights and obligations of Canada as grantor in respect of the interests and licences in or in relation to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ First Nation Land that exist on the coming into force of the Land Code shall be transferred to the First Nation on the coming into force of the Land Code. 3.3 As of the date the Land Code comes into force, the First Nation shall be responsible for, among other responsibilities identified in this Agreement, the Framework Agreement and the Act, the following: (a) the collection of all rents and other amounts owing, payable or accruing pursuant to any instrument granting an interest or a licence in or in relation to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ First Nation Land; and (b) the exercise of any power and authorities, and performance of any covenants, terms and conditions, under the instruments referred to in paragraph (a) which, but for the transfer, would have been Canada’s responsibility. 3.4 The Parties acknowledge that the transfer of administration referred to in this Agreement is subject to section 39 of the Act, which addresses the applicability of the Indian Oil and Gas Act.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. This section provides that Canada will transfer the management and control of Treaty One Lands to the 7 Treaty One First Nations, which Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation is a member of, on the effective date of the Individual Agreement in order for all 7 Treaty One First Nations, including Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation to jointly manage the Treaty One Lands under the Treaty One Joint Reserve Land Code of Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation and the Governance and Management Agreement dated September 22, 2022. Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation will then begin jointly managing and control joint reserve lands as well as the natural resources, under its Joint Reserve Land Code and the Governance and Management Agreement.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. 3.1 The Parties acknowledge that, as of the date the Land Code comes into force, the First Nation shall have the power to manage ʔakisq̓ nuk First Nation Land in accordance with section 18 of the Act and clause 12 of the Framework Agreement. 3.2 As provided in subsection 16(3) of the Act, all of the rights and obligations of Canada as grantor in respect of the interests and licences in or in relation to ʔakisq̓ nuk First Nation Land that exist on the coming into force of the Land Code shall be transferred to the First Nation on the coming into force of the Land Code. 3.3 As of the date the Land Code comes into force, the First Nation shall be responsible for, among other responsibilities identified in this Agreement, the Framework Agreement and the Act, the following: (a) the collection of all rents and other amounts owing, payable or accruing pursuant to any instrument granting an interest or a licence in or in relation to ʔakisq̓ nuk First Nation Land; and (b) the exercise of any power and authorities, and performance of any covenants, terms and conditions, under the instruments referred to in paragraph (a) which, but for the transfer, would have been Canada’s responsibility. 3.4 The Parties acknowledge that the transfer of administration referred to in this Agreement is subject to section 39 of the Act, which addresses the applicability of the Indian Oil and Gas Act.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. This section transfers all of Canada’s rights, obligations, powers and authorities affecting the reserve lands to Tahltan Band.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. Transfers all of Canada’s rights, obligations, powers and authorities in or under all previous interests or licenses affecting reserve lands to Cowichan Tribes.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. This section transfers all of Canada’s rights, obligations, powers and authorities in or under all previous interests or licenses affecting reserve lands to Lower Nicola Indian Band.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. This section provides that as of the date the Land Code comes into force, Canada will transfer the management and control of Christian Island Indian Reserve No. 30 and Christian Island Indian Reserve No. 30A reserve lands to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ First Nation. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ First Nation will then begin managing and controlling its lands and natural resources under its Land Code.

TRANSFER OF LAND ADMINISTRATION. This section provides that Canada will transfer the management and control of Treaty One Lands to the 7 Treaty One First Nations, which Peguis First Nation is a member of, on the effective date of the Individual Agreement in order for all 7 Treaty One First Nations, including Peguis First Nation to jointly manage the Treaty One Lands under the Treaty One Joint Reserve Land Code of Peguis First Nation and the Governance and Management Agreement dated September 22, 2022. Peguis First Nation will then begin jointly managing and control joint reserve lands as well as the natural resources, under its Joint Reserve Land Code and the Governance and Management Agreement.