Implementation Plan for the Sahtu Dene and Metis Comprehensive ...

ANNEX A6. Prepare interim management guidelines CPS, NPMC within 2 years of parkbeing established7. NPMC advised of reasons for rejection of any Minister, DOE as requiredadvice provided- Minister provides reasons in writing- Minister provides the NPMC an opportunityto further consider the matter8. Prepare a park management plan CPS, NPMC within 5 years of parkbeing established9. Review the Impact and Benefit Plan CPS, NPMC at least every ten years10. Review and revise the park management plan CPS, NPMC at least every ten yearsTraining/Economic Opportunities:- To be dealt with in the Impact and Benefit Plan- The Sahtu Tribal Council shall have the right of first refusal to any new licences related to wildlifeand tourism in national parks in the settlement area- In the event that there is the manipulation of wildlife populations by way of a controlled hunt in anational park in the settlement area participants shall be given the preferential right to participate inthe huntPlanning Assumptions:- When any park is established, there is an amendment to the National Parks Act to legally establishthe park- When and if circumstances require, CPS will develop specific regulations for individual parks- Currently, the only consideration regarding the establishment of a National Park within the Sahtusettlement area is the proposal that a portion of the proposed Bluenose National Park may be withinthe settlement area.- The costs associated with the establishment of a National Park Management Committee will be theresponsibility of CPS.- The National Park Management Committee shall consist of equal numbers of members to beappointed by the appropriate Renewable Resources Council or Councils and by the Minister ofEnvironment in consultation with the GNWT. For each member appointed there shall be appointed analternate member in the same manner.SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 78