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ANNEX AProject 13 - 18:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Formulation of government positions in relation to international agreementsrespecting wildlife or wildlife habitatDepartment of Environment (DOE) - Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS),Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)Sahtu Tribal Council (STC)Obligations Addressed:13.10.1 Government shall consult with the Sahtu Tribal Council with respect to the formulation ofgovernment positions in relation to international agreements which may affect wildlife or wildlifehabitat in the settlement area, including negotiations with respect to methods of harvesting andamendments to the Migratory Birds Convention (1916), prior to adopting positions.Referenced Clauses: 13.6.6ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. Notify the STC that proposals are being CWS or DFO after settlementdeveloped in relation to internationallegislationagreements which may affect wildlife orwildlife habitat in the settlement area, includingnegotiations with respect to methods ofharvesting and amendments to the MigratoryBirds Convention (1916); provide the STC witha reasonable period of time to prepare its viewson the matter; and provide the STC with anopportunity to present its views2. Review the proposals and present views to STC within period providedCWS or DFO3. Give full and fair consideration to the views CWS or DFOpresentedPlanning Assumptions:- As applicable, funding to aboriginal groups consulted will be consistent with departmental practices.- In the event that an international agreement is reached and that agreement provides for a Canadianmanagement regime, the Sahtu Tribal Council will be provided with an opportunity to be representedin any such Canadian management regime.SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 72
ANNEX AProject 13 - 19:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Activities of the Department of Renewable ResourcesGovernment of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) - Department of RenewableResources (DRR)Renewable Resources Board (Board), Renewable Resources Councils (RRCs),Sahtu Tribal Council (STC), Department of Environment (DOE) - CanadianWildlife Service (CWS), Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)Obligations Addressed:Discussions with other land owners and consultation with RRCs regarding proposals to restrictaccess to Sahtu harvesting on lands not owned by the Sahtu. (13.4.13)Consultation with the STC should government wish to introduce legislation respecting thehumane harvesting of wildlife. (13.4.14)Participation of the Working Group to develop the methodology and design of the SettlementArea Harvest Study. (13.5.6)Work with the Board, other wildlife management bodies, and users to establish wildlifemanagement agreements with respect to migratory species. (13.6.1, 13.6.2)Provide the Sahtu with the opportunity to be represented in any Canadian managementregimes in respect of migratory species which are established pursuant to international ordomestic agreements and which affect migratory species in the settlement area. (13.6.6)Activities respecting commercial opportunities related to wildlife. (13.7)Provision of advice to Minister regarding decisions of the Board. (13.8.25)Consultation with the Board on any matter which will likely impact on wildlife or wildlife habitat inthe settlement area. (13.8.32)Work in close collaboration with the Board and exchange full information on policies, programsand research. (13.8.37)Relations with RRCs in the event that they are jointly delegated authority by government andthe Board. (13.9.5)Consultation with the affected RR C regarding granting of licences for the commercialharvesting of trees. (14.1.7)Seek the approval of the Board of forest conservation and forest management plans developedfor the settlement area. (14.1.9)Consult the Board on any matter which affects forestry and forest management. (14.1.10)Consult with the STC with respect to the gathering of plants by the Sahtu before legislating toregulate or prohibit gathering of plants. (15.1.3, 15.1.4)Provide such expertise as required by an arbitrator in the event that a matter regarding a claimfor compensation for losses in relation to wildlife harvesting proceeds to arbitration. (18.1.4,18.1.5)SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 73
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ANNEX CCOMMUNICATION AND INFORMATIO
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