Aboriginal Communities definition

Aboriginal Communities includes the Indian, Inuit and the Métis peoples of Canada or any other group that has legally been recognized as holding Aboriginal or treaty rights under section 35 of the Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxx, 0000.

Aboriginal Communities means the specific ones listed in section D.1 but may, as the context requires, refer to Aboriginal communities generally rather than specific communities.

Examples of Aboriginal Communities in a sentence

• An employee who requests accommodation due to a claimed disability may discuss the request informally with their manager.

• The parties to this award recognise the traditional customs and nature of the Aboriginal Communities and the translation of these traditional customs into the organisation and philosophy of the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and insofar as they are consistent with the Industrial Relations Act 1979, shall attempt to use Aboriginal lore as a means of settling disputes which might arise.

• The Recipient agrees that the funding under the Agreement is conditional upon the Province or Canada, or both, being satisfied that their respective obligations with respect to the legal duty to consult and, if applicable, accommodate Aboriginal Communities have been met.

• If consultation with Aboriginal Communities is required, the Recipient will maintain an Aboriginal Consultation Record and provide such record to the Province, and any update to it, as part of its reporting to the Province pursuant to section D.4.1 (Inclusion of Aboriginal Consultation Record).

• HomVEE’s review of research with tribal populations of Healthy Children, Strong Families identified no such manuscripts.

• Mental Health Impacts of Racial Discrimination in Victorian Aboriginal Communities: The Localities Embracing and Accepting Diversity (LEAD) Experiences of Racism Survey.

• The Recipient agrees to include, if consultation with Aboriginal Communities is required, in its Progress Reports any Aboriginal Consultation Record.

• For example, the NSW Government has developed the NSW Interagency Plan to Tackle Child Sexual Assault in Aboriginal Communities 2006–2011, which contains 88 actions to tackle Indigenous child sexual abuse.

• WA Police have made a substantial contribution to address the Western Australian Government’s response to the findings of the Gordon Inquiry into Family Violence and Child Abuse in Remote Aboriginal Communities.

• Prevention of Forced Closure of Remote Aboriginal Communities Bill 2017 [LC 9–1] Hon Robin ChappleSecond reading adjourned.