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Inuvialuit Settlement Region

Inuvialuit Settlement Region. Advisory Bodies/Reviewers: Wildlife Management Advisory Council Fisheries Joint Management Committee Inuvialuit Game Council Hunters and Trappers Committees Fisheries and Oceans Canada Environment Canada Indian and Northern Affairs Canada

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Inuvialuit Settlement Region

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  1. Inuvialuit Settlement Region

  2. Advisory Bodies/Reviewers: Wildlife Management Advisory Council Fisheries Joint Management Committee Inuvialuit Game Council Hunters and Trappers Committees Fisheries and Oceans Canada Environment Canada Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Environment and Natural Resources (Government of the Northwest Territories) Overview Start Inuvialuit Whose Land? Crown Determination whether the proposed project is a "development'" as defined by the Inuvialuit Final Agreement Commissioner Developer consults with hunters and trappers committees, government, co-management groups Yes Determination whether development is exempt Project proposal is exempt No Apply for land use permit Apply for water licence Apply to the National Energy Board (oil and gas) Submission of Project Description by developer to Environmental Impact Screening Committee Inuvialuit Land Administration Application Review Process Environmental Impact Screening and Review by EISC Developer and regulatory authority notified, licence/permits can be issued

  3. Advisory Bodies/Reviewers: Wildlife Management Advisory Council Fisheries Joint Management Committee Hunters and Trappers Committees Fisheries and Oceans Canada Environment Canada Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Environment and Natural Resources (Government of the Northwest Territories) Environmental Impact Screening and Review Reviewers: Hunters and trappers committees, government departments/ agencies, co-management organizations Submission of Project Description by Developer to Environmental Impact Screening Committee EISC examines project description Comments, advice, information requests Information requests sent to developer EISC Panel established No significant impact with recommended terms and conditions Significant negative impact Project description deficient No significant impact Developer and regulatory authority notified - no licence or permit can be issued. Project description returned to the developer (back to Start) Developer and regulatory authority notified, development subject to a further environmental assessment and review Developer and regulatory authority notified, licence/permits can be issued Referred to Environmental Impact Review Board (committee can also refer the development proposal to a government environmental assessment process)

  4. Advisory Bodies/Reviewers: Wildlife Management Advisory Council Fisheries Joint Management Committee Inuvialuit Game Council Hunters and Trappers Committees Fisheries and Oceans Canada Environment Canada Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Environment and Natural Resources (Government of the Northwest Territories) Environmental Impact Review Project Referred by Environmental Impact Screening Committee to Environmental Impact Review Board Developer Meets with Environmental Impact Review Board Which Type of Review? Small Scale Development Standard Public Review Decision on Application

  5. Inuvialuit Land Administration: Application Review Process (applies to Inuvialuit Lands Only) Advisory Bodies/Reviewers: Wildlife Management Advisory Council Fisheries Joint Management Committee Inuvialuit Game Council Hunters and Trappers Committees Fisheries and Oceans Canada Environment Canada Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Environment and Natural Resources (Government of the Northwest Territories) Developer engages with Inuvialuit Land Administration • Obtain either: • access agreement • participation agreement • cooperation agreement Submit Rights Application to Inuvialuit Land Administration Application Rejected for Technical Reasons Which Type of Review? Short Review Short General Rights Issued by Inuvialuit Land Administration General Review More Information Needed General Consultation Public Inuvialuit Land Administration Commission Meeting Decision on Rights Application

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