" Business Day" means a day that is not a Saturday, a Sunday or a statutory holiday in Quebec, Ontario or Nunavut. " Areas of Equal Use and Occupancy" has the meaning as set out in section 40.2.2 of the Nunavut Agreement. " Appraisal Expert" means a person with expertise in determining the value of improvements to land on a basis similar to the determination of the Improvement Value. " AMSRP" means the Abandoned Military Site Remediation Protocol, a set of objectives and standards developed and applied by CIRNAC to address environmental and contaminant conditions specific to the Canadian Arctic in the assessment and remediation of certain Impacted Sites in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories. " Alteration Requiring Remediation" means an Alteration which has been determined to require Remediation based on the Standards. " Alteration" means any component of a site, including any construction, work or substance added to or deposited on a site and any alteration of the natural condition of a site, resulting from authorized or unauthorized human activities. " AIP" means this Nunavut Lands and Resources Devolution Agreement in Principle. " Affected Federal Employees Working Group" has the meaning in the human resources transitional working group referred to in section 10.3. " Affected Federal Employees Work Plan" has the meaning in the human resources transitional work plan referred to in section 10.4. " Affected Federal Employee" means a full-time or part-time indeterminate employee of the GC who has been issued a Notice of Alternative Delivery Initiative pursuant to Part VII of the National Joint Council Work Force Adjustment Directive (Canada) or equivalent provisions of any collective agreement applicable to that employee. " Athabasca Denesuline Settlement Area" means that area set out as the Athabasca Dene Harvesting and Settlement Areas in Nunavut in Schedule B to this AIP. " Abandoned Operating Site" has the meaning ascribed to it in section 8.23. " Abandoned Site" means a site at which one or more Alteration has occurred and in respect of which there is no Operator. Now therefore, the Parties hereby agree in principle as follows: Chapter 1: Definitions and interpretationġ.1 Unless otherwise provided, in this AIP: Whereas the Parties believe that the GN should have responsibility for, and jurisdiction over, the management of Public Lands and rights in respect of Waters in Nunavut Īnd whereas, the GC wishes to devolve the administration and control of Public Lands and rights in respect of Waters in Nunavut to the Commissioner of Nunavut and for the Legislature of Nunavut to acquire law-making powers governing such administration and control.Īnd whereas, the GN has expressed its desire for the Commissioner of Nunavut to assume the administration and control of Public Lands and rights in respect of Waters.Īnd whereas, such devolution shall be effected in a manner that respects the rights of Inuit under the Nunavut Agreement, including rights in relation to Inuit employment with government set out in Article 23 of the Nunavut Agreement.Īnd whereas, such devolution shall be effected in a manner that respects existing rights in respect of Public Lands and Waters. Schedule B – Athabasca Denesuline Settlement Area.Schedule A – Ghotelnene K'odtįneh Denesųlįne Settlement Area.Chapter 11: Properties, assets, records and contracts.Chapter 9: Human resources development, employment and Article 23.Chapter 7: Post-devolution coordination between GN and NTI.Chapter 6: Administration of oil and gas resources.Chapter 5: Transfer of responsibilities.Chapter 4: General provisions of the Devolution Agreement.Chapter 3: Devolution Agreement negotiation process.Chapter 2: General provisions of this AIP.Chapter 1: Definitions and interpretation.
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