Common use of Principles and Objectives Clause in Contracts

Principles and Objectives. 11.1.1 This Article recognizes and reflects the following principles: (a) research that increases the body of scientific information, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit and Inuit oral history available about the Arctic is beneficial to Inuit and other residents of Nunavut and should generally be encouraged; (b) there is a need for Researchers to establish effective and mutually beneficial relationships with Inuit, which should include reporting back to communities on the results of their research; (c) Inuit should be involved in and trained to do research in Nunavut and should be encouraged to pursue employment and careers in parks and tourism research-related fields; (d) Government responsibilities for research approvals must be balanced with Inuit interest in the same; (e) where available, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit and Inuit oral histories should be used and given equal value in research; and (f) ongoing basic and applied research, and investigation and monitoring activities are necessary in order to make responsible decisions for the planning, establishment, operation and management of Parks. 11.1.2 This Article has the following objectives: (a) to promote Inuit participation in research and Inuit training to conduct research; (b) to provide for Inuit participation in decision-making regarding research approvals; and (c) to encourage use of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit and Inuit oral histories in research, where appropriate.