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ANNEX AProject 19 - 7:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Government administration of existing mineral interests on Sahtu landsDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND) – NorthernAffairs Program (NAP)Designated Sahtu organization (DSO)Obligations Addressed:19.5.2 Where lands to which the designated Sahtu organization receive title pursuant to 19.1.2(b) aresubject to a mineral interest existing at the date of settlement legislation:(a) government shall continue to administer such interest including the granting of andadministration of renewals, replacements, extensions of term or transfers thereof inaccordance with applicable legislation as if the interest were on Crown lands until such timeas the interest ceases to exist;(b) government shall notify the designated Sahtu organization of any change in such interestwhich affects the designated Sahtu organization as title-holder; and(c) after the date of settlement legislation, any royalties or non-refunded rents accruing to andreceived by government from the holder of a mineral interest shall be accounted for bygovernment and an equal amount paid to the designated Sahtu organization as soon aspracticable from time to time.19.5.4 Government shall be under no fiduciary obligation to the participants in respect of itsadministration of mineral interests apart from its obligation to account in 19.5.2(c). In particular,government may, subject to 10.1.3, set royalties, rents and other charges and make otherdiscretionary decisions on the basis of government's resource management policy.Referenced Clauses: 19.1.2(6), 10.1.3ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. Identify all existing mineral interests on NAP by settlement legislationSahtu lands referred to in 19.1.2(6)2. Provide the DSO with a list of all existing NAP at settlement legislationmineral interests on Sahtu lands and allrelevant details of existing mineral interestidentified3. Administer the existing mineral interests in NAP after settlementaccordance with applicable legislation as iflegislationthe interest were on Crown land until theinterest ceases to exist4. Notify the DSO of any change in such interest NAP after settlementwhich affects the Sahtu as title-holderlegislation5. Account for any royalties or non-refunded NAP after settlementrents accruing to and received bylegislationgovernment from the identified interestsafter settlement legislation6. Make payments to the DSO of amounts DIAND after settlementreceived and accounted forlegislationSAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 102
ANNEX AProject 20 - 1:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Shared drainage basin agreementsDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND) – NorthernAffairs Program (NAP)Sahtu Tribal Council (STC), Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT)Department of Renewable Resources (DRR), Other government departmentsObligations Addressed:20.1.11 (a) Government shall use its best efforts to negotiate agreements with other jurisdictions whichmanage drainage basins shared with the settlement area for the management of water inthe shared drainage basin.(b) Government shall consult with the Sahtu Tribal Council with respect to the formulation ofgovernment positions on the management of water in a shared drainage basin beforenegotiating an agreement pursuant to (a).Referenced Clauses: 25.1.1(a), 25.1.1 (b)ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. Make contact with other jurisdictions NAP, GNWT - DRR after settlementsharing drainage basins with the Sahtulegislationsettlement area requesting the negotiationof water management agreements wheresuch agreements have not already beenreached or where such negotiations havenot been concluded2. If the other jurisdiction agrees to enter into NAP, GNWT - DRR,negotiations, consult with the STC with STCrespect to the formulation of governmentpositions before negotiating an agreement3. Consider the views of the STC and enter NAP, GNWT - DRRinto negotiations toward an agreementPlanning Assumptions:- The Land and Water Board will be involved in any negotiations entered into pursuant to this process.- If appropriate, funding will be made available to the STC to enable them to develop a response to thegovernment proposal.- After settlement legislation, the STC may request government for information about any concludedagreements and any current discussions or negotiations regarding shared drainage basinagreements and for an overview of any proposals for shared drainage basin agreements for thesettlement area.SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 103
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