Joint Review Panel definition

Joint Review Panel means a body established by the federal Minister of the Environment which meets the requirements of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act, the members of which are appointed by the federal Minister of the Environment, based on the recommendations of both the Agency, on behalf of Canada, and the Ministry, on behalf of Ontario.

Joint Review Panel refers to the Joint Review Panel established by the AER and the Federal Minister of the Environment through this Agreement;

Joint Review Panel means an independent body established pursuant to this Agreement.

Examples of Joint Review Panel in a sentence

• The proponent shall, as appropriate, provide to the Joint Review Panel its response to the written comments not later than 14 days following completion of the period for public examination and comment.

• The Joint Review Panel will hold its hearings within the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.

• Agreement: means the Agreement between Canada and Nova Scotia for the establishment of the Joint Review Panel (see Appendix 1).

• The Joint Review Panel shall deliver its Report to the Parties to this agreement within 55 days following the close of the public hearings.

• The Joint Review Panel shall require the proponent to distribute the Environmental Impact Statement for examination and comment by the public and stakeholders to determine whether additional information should be provided before convening public hearings.

More Definitions of Joint Review Panel

Joint Review Panel means a Joint Review Panel established through this Agreement;

Joint Review Panel means the review panel established jointly by the Minister of Environment and Labour, Nova Scotia, and the Minister of the Environment, Canada, pursuant to this Agreement.

Joint Review Panel means the public hearing body established by British Columbia pursuant to the Environmental Assessment Act, and by Canada pursuant to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act whose members are appointed by Canada and British Columbia;

Joint Review Panel means a panel established by Manitoba under The Environment Act, and by Canada pursuant to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, the members of which are appointed by Canada and Manitoba.

Joint Review Panel means an independent body established pursuant to this Agreement and considered to be a review panel established under an agreement entered into under the CEAA 2012, pursuant to section 126(1) of CEAA 2012.

Joint Review Panel means the body established by the federal Minister of the Environment under the former Act and considered pursuant to section 126(1) of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012 to be a review panel established under an agreement entered into under this Act, and which meets the requirements of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012 and the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act, the members of which are appointed by the federal Minister of the Environment, based on the recommendations of both the Agency, on behalf of Canada, and the Ministry, on behalf of Ontario.

Joint Review Panel refers to the Joint Review Panel established by the AER and the Federal Minister of the Environment through this Agreement, and is both a panel of AER hearing commissioners making decisions for the AER and a CEAA review panel; "mitigation measures" means, in respect of the Project, the methods used for the elimination, reduction or control of the adverse environmental effects of the Project, and include restitution for any damage to the environment caused by such effects through replacement, restoration, compensation or any other means;