Examples of Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations in a sentence
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If the Micmacs of Gesgapegiag has a loan from the First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA) that is secured by other revenues: Maintaining a complete set of all records respecting other revenues of the Micmacs of Gesgapegiag, including all records referred to in section 5 of the Local Revenue Management Implementation Regulation as amended by the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations.
The Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations establishes mechanisms for investor protection for First Nations using other revenues to support financing.
The passage of the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations in September 2011 expanded the opportunities for First Nations to raise capital through the Authority, as it permits them to leverage specific types of own-source revenues as a means to secure a First Nations Finance Authority bond.
Other revenues are defined in the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations and are revenue streams other than property tax.
This exemption by all provincial securities commissions across Canada relieves the Authority from the requirements under provincial Securities Acts to file prospectuses in relation to its issuance of securities, and provides assurance to potential debenture investors that proper safeguards are in place in both the First Nations Fiscal and Statistical Management Act and the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations.
If Paqtnkek has a loan from the First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA) that is secured by other revenues: Maintaining a complete set of all records respecting other revenues of the Mi’kmaw Nation, including all records referred to in section 5 of the Local Revenue Management Implementation Regulation as amended by the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations.
First Nations can borrow against one (or both) of two streams - property taxation revenues or “other revenues” as defined under the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations.
The making of the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations expanded opportunities for borrowing members and necessitated the making of a new order to address financing through the Authority using either property tax revenues or both.
The committee met at 10:20 a.m. On section 1.J. MacPhail: I predicted yesterday that we would be debating this bill today so that it can be rammed through.