Authorization of Member First Nations Sample Clauses

Authorization of Member First Nations. 4.9.1 The Council shall provide DIAND with a copy of a Band Council Resolution passed by each of its Member First Nations, which resolution must state that: (a) the Member First Nation authorizes the Council to enter into an agreement with Canada under which the funding will be paid to the Council and the Council will provide the corresponding programs, services and activities to the Members of the Member First Nations; and (b) that authorization will not be withdrawn by the Member First Nation except upon written notice to the Council, which notice will not take effect until the April 1st occurring after one (1) calendar year has elapsed from the date the Member First Nation has notified the Council in writing of its withdrawal, or at such other time as the parties may agree in writing. 4.9.2 Where the Council receives notice of a Member First Nation's withdrawal or notice of a First Nation's addition to the Council, the Council shall immediately provide DIAND with notice and shall include with such notice a copy of the Band Council Resolution confirming the Member First Nation's withdrawal from or addition to the Council. 4.9.3 The change in Council membership referred to in this section will not take effect until the April 1st occurring after one (1) calendar year has elapsed from the date Council has notified DIAND of the change in membership, or at such other time as the parties may agree in writing, and during that notice period the Council and Canada agree to meet to discuss the impacts of the change in membership on the continuing obligations of the parties. 4.9.4 Nothing in this section obliges Canada to enter into any funding agreement with a former Member First Nation.
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