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ANNEX ACOST WORKSHEET NOTESSettlement Area Harvest StudyIt is assumed that:- the planning phase will begin approximately 6 months after the establishment of RenewableResource Board: during the planning phase the Working Group will meet 3 times for 2 days (with oneday for travel) to develop the design and methodology of the harvest study, the RenewableResources Board will review and agree on the study proposal, staff for the study will be recruited,hired, and provided with the required orientation, and respondents and community of the study details(the planning phase will be conducted over approximately a 6 months period);- the Working Group will be comprised of 3 representatives of the Sahtu Tribal Council, 1representative of the Department of Renewable Resources (GNWT), 1 representative of theDepartment of Fisheries and Oceans, 1 representative of the Canadian Wildlife Service(Environment);- honoraria and expenses are listed for Sahtu representatives only (the travel and other expenses ofgovernment representatives will be paid by the appointing government);- the planning meetings of the Working Group will be held in the settlement area;- the Study Supervisor will train the fieldworkers at orientation sessions;- the harvest data will be collected over five consecutive years;- the Working Group will convene annually to review methodology and design and to assess progress;- the required administrative and technical support and office space for the Settlement Area HarvestStudy will be provided by the Renewable Resources Board;- the annual budget for the Settlement Area Harvest Study will be prepared and submitted by theRenewable Resources Board;- the line budget projections for meeting and travel costs are based on: - honoraria for Working Groupmembers (a $200 per day; - travel @ $390 per travelling board member; - accommodation a $100 pernight; and - meals and incidentals @ $53 per day;- the annual budget projections will be subject to review and approval by government.The Implementation Plan and associated funding may be amended from time to time as determined bythe Implementation Committee.SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 52
ANNEX AProject 13 - 5:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Establishment of total allowable harvest for migratory game birds in thesettlement area.Department of Environment (DOE) - Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS)Renewable Resources Board (Board)Obligations Addressed:13.5.14 (a) The Board may, in accordance with the provisions of this agreement, establish the totalallowable harvest of migratory game birds in the settlement area:(i) recognizing the national and international responsibilities of the Minister, the Boardshall ensure that the total allowable harvest figures are received by the Minister on adate, to be specified by the Minister, that will allow consideration of such total allowableharvest for the settlement area when regulations for other users who harvest the samemigratory game bird species outside the settlement area are being established. If suchfigures are not received by the Minister by the specified date, the Minister mayestablish the total allowable harvest for the settlement area and advise the Boardaccordingly;(ii) the total allowable harvest for a migratory game bird species or population for thesettlement area shall always be set at a percentage at least equal to the percentagethat the settlement area harvest, as determined in (b)(i), bears to the total harvest ofsuch migratory game bird species or population throughout Canada during the sameperiod; and(iii) the total harvest figures for Canada of each migratory game bird species or populationharvested in the settlement area shall be provided to the Board by the Minister asrequired to enable the Board to establish the total allowable harvest for the settlementarea.Referenced Clauses: 13.5.14(b)(i)ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. Advise the Board that regulations outside CWS after settlementthe settlement area are being established forlegislationharvesting of the same migratory bird speciesas are harvested in the settlement area2. Advise the Board of the date for receipt of the Minister, DOE after settlementinformation on the establishment of the totallegislationallowable harvest for the settlement area3. Provide the Board with the total harvest CWS as requiredfigures for Canada of each migratory gamebird species or population harvested in thesettlement area to enable the establishmentof the total allowable harvest level for thesettlement area4. Establish the total allowable harvest for the Board by date established bysettlement area and inform the MinisterMinister5. If total allowable harvest is not established Minister, DOE after date establishedby the Board, the Minister may establishby Ministera total allowable harvest and advise the BoardSAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 53
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