Common use of Appropriate Uses Clause in Contracts

Appropriate Uses. Appropriate Uses of the Environmental Monitoring Account shall be: a. the gathering of data on environmental conditions; b. the recommendation and commissioning of environmental investigation or monitoring activities in relation to Adverse Effects on Reserve or in the Resource Area, including those Adverse Effects referenced in subsection 15.4.1 of this Agreement, and further including those Adverse Effects which may be the subject matter of compensation claims under Articles 8 or 9 of this Agreement; c. the direction or preparation of environmental studies, investigations or other work, including, without limitation; i. investigations of the apprehended or actual implications of development within the Resource Area, and, ii. studies of environmental aspects of regulatory, or other joint resource management proposals, under Article 5 of this Agreement; d. the communication and discussion of environmental activities and findings; e. community consultation in connection with environmental activities and findings; f. Split Lake Cree preparation for, and participation in, meetings and related activities contemplated by section 6.5 of this Article; and, g. such other related activities as Chief and Council may direct in relation to environmental audits, impact statements or impact assessments.

Appropriate Uses. Appropriate Uses of the Environmental Monitoring Account shall be: a. b) the gathering of data on environmental conditions; b. ; the recommendation and commissioning of environmental investigation or monitoring activities in relation to Adverse Effects on Reserve or in the Resource Area, including those Adverse Effects referenced in subsection 15.4.1 of this Agreement, and further including those Adverse Effects which may be the subject matter of compensation claims under Articles 8 or 9 of this Agreement; c. c) the direction or preparation of environmental studies, investigations or other work, including, without limitation; i. i) investigations of the apprehended or actual implications of development within the Resource Area, and, ii. ) studies of environmental aspects of regulatory, or other joint resource management proposals, under Article 5 of this Agreement; d. d) the communication and discussion of environmental activities and findings; e. e) community consultation in connection with environmental activities and findings; f. f) Split Lake Cree preparation for, and participation in, meetings and related activities contemplated by section 6.5 of this Article; and, g. g) such other related activities as Chief and Council may direct in relation to environmental audits, impact statements or impact assessments.