NIRB definition

NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board;

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NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board established pursuant to the Nunavut Planning and Project Assessment Act (Canada). NLCA means the Agreement Between the Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada that was ratified by a vote of the Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and by the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act, S.C. 1993 c.29, as amended from time to time.

NIRB has the same meaning as in the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement;

Examples of NIRB in a sentence

• In the event Inuit monitors are unavailable and if required as a continuing condition of the NIRB “Project Certificate”, the Company will still ensure that ship monitors are present on voyages that pose a significant environmental risk.

• Responses may include notifications or reporting through applicable regulatory filings, such as the NIRB Annual Report or Nunavut Water Board Annual Report.

• Baffinland’s annual reports to NIRB and under the IIBA also do not address these topics.

• For greater clarity, the CRLU Monitoring Program should be understood as being designed not to replace existing monitoring plans mandated by the IIBA or NIRB, but rather to complement them and provide an enhanced avenue for integration of Inuit community input and IQ into the collection of data related to the gauging of Project effects.

• The parties agree that the “Summary of Resolution of QIA Issues raised in the NIRB Phase 2 Project Proposal” that is attached as Schedule B hereto reflects the agreement of the parties in relation to the fifty-three (53) Technical Comments submitted by QIA to NIRB.

• When the NIRB and the Minister have signed the Exemption Agreement, and the NIRB has complied with the notice and comment requirements set out in s.

• This structured approach to continual improvement expands on the memo titled “Baffinland Environmental Monitoring, Mitigations and Adaptive Management Overview”, drafted to address the requirements outlined in the ▇▇▇▇ River Project Guidelines (the Guidelines, NIRB 2015) and to integrate the various environmental management and monitoring plans into a consistent adaptive management framework.

• The CRLU Monitoring Program will gather, house, and report on, Inuit monitoring results to the Inuit communities, QIA, BIMC, NIRB and other institutions.

• The MMP is a monitoring program designed to: • Address regulatory requirements related to the marine environment, especially those listed in NIRB Project Certificate No. 005.

• This includes not limiting project impact monitoring and mitigation to considerations only of the FEIS as approved by NIRB and/or Project Certificate Conditions and/or existing project impact monitoring provisions of the IIBA or Commercial Lease.

More Definitions of NIRB

NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board established as an Institute of Public Government pursuant to Article 10 and Article 12 of the NLCA;

NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board.

NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board or a duly authorized representative of the Nunavut Impact Review Board, as appropriate.

NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board established pursuant to the Nunavut Planning and Project Assessment Act (Canada).

NIRB means Nunavut Impact Review Board.

NIRB means the Nunavut Impact Review Board within the meaning of the Agreement; “NPC” means the Nunavut Planning Commission within the meaning of the Agreement;