PROVINCIALLY SUPPORTED PROGRAMS AND SERVICES Clause Samples

The "Provincially Supported Programs and Services" clause defines the scope and terms under which programs and services funded or endorsed by a provincial government are provided. It typically outlines which specific programs are included, the eligibility criteria for participation, and the responsibilities of both the service provider and recipients. For example, it may cover health care initiatives, educational grants, or social assistance programs that receive provincial funding. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity regarding the availability, administration, and oversight of provincially supported offerings, thereby preventing misunderstandings about what is covered and under what conditions.
PROVINCIALLY SUPPORTED PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. Toquaht Nation, together with the other Maa-nulth First Nations, will ensure the provision of a minimum of one community development officer.
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PROVINCIALLY SUPPORTED PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. Ucluelet First Nation, together with the other Maa-nulth First Nations, will ensure the provision of a minimum of one community development officer.
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PROVINCIALLY SUPPORTED PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. Uchucklesaht Tribe, together with the other Maa-nulth First Nations, will ensure the provision of a minimum of one community development officer.
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