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First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 141.1
Regulations — organizations referred to in paragraph 50.1(1)(e) 141.1 (1) For the purpose of enabling an organization referred to in paragraph 50.1(1)(e) to benefit from the provisions of this Act, other than Parts 1, 2 and 5, or obtain the services of the First Nations Financial Management Board or the First Nations Finance Authority, the Governor in Council may make any regulations that the Governor in Council considers necessary, including regulations (a) adapting any provision of this Act or of any regulation made under this Act; and (b) restricting the application of any provision of this Act or of any regulation made under this Act. Amendments to schedule in regulations (2) The Minister may, by order, at the request of an organization referred to in paragraph 50.1(1)(e), amend any schedule included in regulations made under subsection (1) and listing the organizations that are subject to those regulations in order to (a) add or change the name of the organization; or (b) delete the name of the organization, as long as there are no amounts owing by the organization to the First Nations Finance Authority that remain unpaid.
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 141.2
Regulations — joint reserve lands 141.2 For the purpose of enabling a First Nation to benefit from the provisions of this Act, or obtain the services of any body established under this Act, in respect of reserve lands that have been set apart for the use and benefit of that First Nation and one or more other First Nations, the Governor in Council may make any regulations that the Governor in Council considers necessary, including regulations (a) adapting any provision of this Act or of any regulation made under this Act; and (b) restricting the application of any provision of this Act or of any regulation made under this Act.
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Adaptation 6 The heading before section 1 and sections 1 to 4 of the Debt Reserve Fund Replenishment Regulations are adapted as follows: Interpretation Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the First Nations Fiscal Management Act . ( Loi ) defaulting member means a borrowing member whose failure to make a payment payable under a borrowing agreement with the Authority has led to a reduction in the debt reserve fund. ( membre en défaut ) Replenishment of Fund Debt reserve fund balance 1.1 For the purposes of paragraphs 84(5)(a) and (b) of the Act, the amount is equal to the balance of the debt reserve fund immediately before the first of the payments from that fund were made, not taking into account any payments that previously led the Authority to require replenishment of the fund under those paragraphs. Notice 2 (1) At least 90 days before the day on which a payment is to be made to replenish the debt reserve fund, the Authority must send to the council of every borrowing member that is a First Nation with an unpaid loan, and to every borrowing member that is an Indigenous group with an unpaid loan, a notice setting out the amount of the shortfall in the debt reserve fund and the amount required to be paid by that borrowing member as determined under section 3. Content of notice (2) The notice must identify all defaulting members and the amount of the shortfall attributable to each of them. Amount to pay 3 The amount to be paid under subsection 2(1) is (a) in the case of a defaulting member, an amount that is determined by the Authority that must not exceed the amount of the shortfall attributable to that defaulting member; and (b) in the case of any other borrowing member with an unpaid loan, the amount determined by the formula [A ÷ (B – C)] × (D – E) where A is the aggregate amount of the borrowing member’s unpaid loans, B is the aggregate amount of all borrowing members’ unpaid loans, C is the aggregate amount of all defaulting members’ unpaid loans, D is the amount of the shortfall in the debt reserve fund, and E is the aggregate of the amounts payable by the defaulting members under paragraph (a). Liability 4 For greater certainty, despite the payment of an amount under paragraph 3(a), a defaulting member remains liable for the payment to the Authority of all amounts required to be paid under a borrowing agreement with the Authority.
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Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the First Nations Fiscal Management Act . ( Loi ) defaulting member means a borrowing member whose failure to make a payment payable under a borrowing agreement with the Authority has led to a reduction in the debt reserve fund. ( membre en défaut )
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Act means the First Nations Fiscal Management Act . ( Loi )
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defaulting member means a borrowing member whose failure to make a payment payable under a borrowing agreement with the Authority has led to a reduction in the debt reserve fund. ( membre en défaut )
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 1.1
Debt reserve fund balance 1.1 For the purposes of paragraphs 84(5)(a) and (b) of the Act, the amount is equal to the balance of the debt reserve fund immediately before the first of the payments from that fund were made, not taking into account any payments that previously led the Authority to require replenishment of the fund under those paragraphs.
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 2
Notice 2 (1) At least 90 days before the day on which a payment is to be made to replenish the debt reserve fund, the Authority must send to the council of every borrowing member that is a First Nation with an unpaid loan, and to every borrowing member that is an Indigenous group with an unpaid loan, a notice setting out the amount of the shortfall in the debt reserve fund and the amount required to be paid by that borrowing member as determined under section 3. Content of notice (2) The notice must identify all defaulting members and the amount of the shortfall attributable to each of them.
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Amount to pay 3 The amount to be paid under subsection 2(1) is (a) in the case of a defaulting member, an amount that is determined by the Authority that must not exceed the amount of the shortfall attributable to that defaulting member; and (b) in the case of any other borrowing member with an unpaid loan, the amount determined by the formula [A ÷ (B – C)] × (D – E) where A is the aggregate amount of the borrowing member’s unpaid loans, B is the aggregate amount of all borrowing members’ unpaid loans, C is the aggregate amount of all defaulting members’ unpaid loans, D is the amount of the shortfall in the debt reserve fund, and E is the aggregate of the amounts payable by the defaulting members under paragraph (a).
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Liability 4 For greater certainty, despite the payment of an amount under paragraph 3(a), a defaulting member remains liable for the payment to the Authority of all amounts required to be paid under a borrowing agreement with the Authority.
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Definitions 1 (1) The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the First Nations Fiscal Management Act . ( Loi ) financial institution means the First Nations Finance Authority or any person — including a bank, credit union or caisse populaire — or trustee with which local revenues or other revenues are deposited or by or through which local revenues or other revenues are invested. ( institution financière ) law-making delegate means (a) in relation to a First Nation, a person or body to which the council of the First Nation has, under paragraph 5(1)(f), 8.1(1)(b) or 9(1)(b) of the Act, delegated any of the council’s powers to make laws; and (b) in relation to an Indigenous group, a person or body, other than the Board, to which a governing body of the Indigenous group has delegated any of the governing body’s powers to make laws. ( délégataire ) local services capital assets means capital assets that are, or are intended to be, used wholly or in part for the delivery on reserve lands of programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of local revenues. ( immobilisations destinées à la prestation de services locaux ) manager means a person appointed under subsection 2(1). ( administrateur ) other revenues capital assets means capital assets that are, or are intended to be, (a) used for generating other revenues; or (b) used wholly or in part for the delivery of programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of other revenues. ( immobilisations des autres recettes ) record includes a computer file, computer database, photographic or graphical representation, sound recording, film and videotape. ( document ) tax administrator means the person responsible for the administration of a First Nation’s property taxation laws. ( administrateur fiscal ) third-party local services agreement means an agreement, lease, instrument or act granting a right-of-way or easement or real servitude, permit or other instrument or act to which a First Nation or His Majesty in right of Canada is a party (a) that provides, wholly or in part, for the delivery of programs or services; and (b) under which payments may be made from local revenues. ( accord de services locaux ) Indian Act definitions (2) Unless the context otherwise requires, words and expressions used in these Regulations and not defined in them or in the Act have the same meaning as in the Indian Act .
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financial institution means the First Nations Finance Authority or any person — including a bank, credit union or caisse populaire — or trustee with which local revenues or other revenues are deposited or by or through which local revenues or other revenues are invested. ( institution financière )
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law-making delegate means (a) in relation to a First Nation, a person or body to which the council of the First Nation has, under paragraph 5(1)(f), 8.1(1)(b) or 9(1)(b) of the Act, delegated any of the council’s powers to make laws; and (b) in relation to an Indigenous group, a person or body, other than the Board, to which a governing body of the Indigenous group has delegated any of the governing body’s powers to make laws. ( délégataire )
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local services capital assets means capital assets that are, or are intended to be, used wholly or in part for the delivery on reserve lands of programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of local revenues. ( immobilisations destinées à la prestation de services locaux )
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manager means a person appointed under subsection 2(1). ( administrateur )
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other revenues capital assets means capital assets that are, or are intended to be, (a) used for generating other revenues; or (b) used wholly or in part for the delivery of programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of other revenues. ( immobilisations des autres recettes )
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record includes a computer file, computer database, photographic or graphical representation, sound recording, film and videotape. ( document )
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tax administrator means the person responsible for the administration of a First Nation’s property taxation laws. ( administrateur fiscal )
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — (a)
third-party local services agreement means an agreement, lease, instrument or act granting a right-of-way or easement or real servitude, permit or other instrument or act to which a First Nation or His Majesty in right of Canada is a party (a) that provides, wholly or in part, for the delivery of programs or services; and (b) under which payments may be made from local revenues. ( accord de services locaux )
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 2
Appointment 2 (1) Subject to subsection (2) and section 3, if the Board requires a First Nation or Indigenous group to enter into a co-management arrangement or assumes third-party management and appoints a person who is not an employee of the Board to act as an agent or mandatary of the Board for the purposes of the co-management arrangement or third-party management, the scope of the authority of the person shall be set out in writing and a copy provided to the council of the First Nation or to the Indigenous group without delay. Qualification (2) A member of the board of directors of the Board shall not be appointed as a manager.
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Limitation on authority 3 A manager shall not (a) give an order under paragraph 52(2)(e), 52.1(2)(e) or 52.2(2)(e) of the Act; (b) act in the place of the council of the First Nation under paragraph 53(2)(a) or 53.1(2)(a) of the Act or act in the place of a governing body of the Indigenous group under paragraph 53.2(2)(a) of the Act; or (c) assign interests or rights under paragraph 53(2)(c) of the Act.
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Request for information — First Nation 4 A request for information referred to in section 54 of the Act may be made orally or in writing, by the Board or a manager, to the council of the First Nation or to any of its councillors, employees or law-making delegates.
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 4.1
Request for information — Indigenous group 4.1 A request for information referred to in section 54.1 of the Act may be made orally or in writing, by the Board or a manager, to the Indigenous group, to any member of a governing body of the Indigenous group or to any employee or law-making delegate of the Indigenous group.
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Records and documents — local revenues 5 (1) At any time after receipt of a notice under subsection 52(1) or 53(1) of the Act and while a co-management arrangement in respect of the First Nation’s local revenues or third-party management of its local revenues is in effect, the First Nation shall, without delay, on receipt of an oral or written request, give the Board or a manager access to, and copies — or the opportunity to make copies — of, all records and documents respecting the First Nation’s local revenue laws and their administration, including records and documents relating to (a) communications between the First Nation and the First Nations Tax Commission, the First Nations Finance Authority or the Minister; (b) assessments for the calculation of local revenues; (c) the levying of taxes or the charging of fees under local revenue laws and the collection of local revenues; (d) budgets for the expenditure of local revenues; (e) reserve lands, or interests or rights in reserve lands, that are subject to local revenue laws; (f) the First Nation’s local revenue account and all expenditures of local revenues including the audited financial reports or the audited annual financial statements, as the case may be, referred to in subsection 14(1.1) of the Act; (g) any deposit, loan or investment, or any other agreement with a financial institution, relating to local revenues; (h) representations made under paragraph 6(3)(c) of the Act; (i) the enforcement of local revenue laws; (j) agreements and communications between the First Nation and the First Nations Finance Authority, including those related to the borrowing of money from the Authority; (k) agreements and communications between the First Nation and any law-making delegate relating to the delegation of law-making powers; (l) requests made, or reviews carried out, under section 33 of the Act, including any agreements and communications with the First Nations Tax Commission in respect of the request or review; (m) programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of local revenues; (n) third-party local services agreements; (o) local services capital assets; (p) any other agreements, obligations, commitments or other arrangements under which the First Nation is or may become obligated to expend local revenues or is or may become entitled to receive local revenues; (q) council meetings, membership meetings or taxpayers meetings at which local revenue laws are discussed; (r) employment contracts of persons involved in the making or administration of any local revenue law or the management of local revenues; and (s) drafts of records or documents referred to in any of paragraphs (a) to (r). Copies (2) A First Nation shall, without delay, on receipt of any records or documents referred to in subsection (1) that are produced or obtained while a co-management arrangement or third-party management is in effect, provide a copy of the records or documents to the Board or a manager.
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 5.1
Records and documents — other revenues of a First Nation 5.1 (1) At any time after receipt of a notice under subsection 52.1(1) or 53.1(1) of the Act and while a co-management arrangement in respect of the First Nation’s other revenues or third-party management of its other revenues is in effect, the First Nation shall, without delay, on receipt of an oral or written request, give the Board or a manager access to, and copies — or the opportunity to make copies — of, all records and documents respecting the laws of the First Nation made under section 8.1 of the Act and their administration, including records and documents relating to (a) communications between the First Nation and the First Nations Finance Authority or the Minister; (b) budgets for the expenditure of other revenues; (c) reserve lands, or interests or rights in reserve lands, that are subject to laws made under section 8.1 of the Act; (d) the First Nation’s other revenues and all expenditures of other revenues and, if applicable, the accounting information required under section 14.1 of the Act; (e) any deposit, loan or investment, or any other agreement with a financial institution, relating to other revenues or any secured revenues trust account; (f) the enforcement of the laws made under section 8.1 of the Act; (g) agreements and communications between the First Nation and the First Nations Finance Authority, including those related to the borrowing of money from the Authority; (h) agreements and communications between the First Nation and any law-making delegate relating to the delegation of law-making powers; (i) programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of other revenues; (j) other revenues capital assets; (k) any other agreements, obligations, commitments or other arrangements under which the First Nation is or may become obligated to expend other revenues or is or may become entitled to receive other revenues; (l) council meetings or membership meetings at which the laws made under section 8.1 of the Act are discussed; (m) employment contracts of persons involved in the making or administration of any law made under section 8.1 of the Act or the management of other revenues; and (n) drafts of records or documents referred to in any of paragraphs (a) to (m). Copies (2) A First Nation shall, without delay, on receipt of any records or documents referred to in subsection (1) that are produced or obtained while a co-management arrangement or third-party management is in effect, provide a copy of the records or documents to the Board or a manager.
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 5.2
Records and documents — other revenues of an Indigenous group 5.2 (1) At any time after receipt of a notice under subsection 52.2(1) or 53.2(1) of the Act and while a co-management arrangement in respect of the Indigenous group’s other revenues or third-party management of its other revenues is in effect, the Indigenous group shall, without delay, on receipt of an oral or written request, give the Board or a manager access to, and copies — or the opportunity to make copies — of, all records and documents respecting the Indigenous group’s laws respecting other revenues and the administration of those laws, including records and documents relating to (a) budgets for the expenditure of other revenues; (b) lands of the Indigenous group that are generating other revenues; (c) the Indigenous group’s other revenues and all expenditures of other revenues and, if applicable, the accounting information required under section 15.3 of the Act; (d) any deposit, loan or investment, or any other agreement with a financial institution, relating to other revenues or any secured revenues trust account; (e) the enforcement of laws respecting other revenues; (f) agreements and communications between the Indigenous group and the First Nations Finance Authority, including those related to the borrowing of money from the Authority; (g) agreements and communications between the Indigenous group and any law-making delegate relating to the delegation of law-making powers; (h) programs and services that are paid for wholly or in part out of other revenues; (i) other revenues capital assets; (j) any other agreements, obligations, commitments or other arrangements under which the Indigenous group is or may become obligated to expend other revenues or is or may become entitled to receive other revenues; (k) meetings of a governing body of the Indigenous group, or meetings of the Indigenous group’s members, at which laws respecting other revenues are discussed; (l) employment contracts of persons involved in the making or administration of any law respecting other revenues or the management of other revenues; and (m) drafts of records or documents referred to in any of paragraphs (a) to (l). Copies (2) An Indigenous group shall, without delay, on receipt of any records or documents referred to in subsection (1) that are produced or obtained while a co-management arrangement or third-party management is in effect, provide a copy of the records or documents to the Board or a manager.