First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 7
 copy of the resolution and a copy of the law. Certification Powers of the Board Scope of implementation 13 The implementation of a co-management arrangement or third-party management in respect of a First Nation or Indigenous group does not preclude the Board from (a) approving a financial administration law in respect of the First Nation made by its council under subsection 9(1) of the Act or made by the Board acting in the place of the council under paragraph 53(2)(a) or 53.1(2)(a) of the Act; (a.1) performing a review under subsection 15.1(6) of the Act; or (b) issuing a certificate to the First Nation or Indigenous group under subsection 50(3) of the Act or revoking it under subsection 50(4) of the Act. Communications Sharing of information 14 The Board or a manager may disclose any records, documents and other information, including records, documents and information obtained under these Regulations, that the Board or manager considers necessary to carry out co-management or third-party management effectively or to fulfil the objectives set out in section 15. Cooperative management — local revenues 15 (1) If the Board has required a First Nation to enter into a co-management arrangement in respect of its local revenues or has assumed third-party management of its local revenues, the Board shall work cooperatively with the council of the First Nation, the tax administrator and any employee of the First Nation designated by the council to enable the First Nation to resume full responsibility for the management, control and administration of its local revenues. Cooperative management — other revenues of a First Nation (1.1) If the Board has required a First Nation to enter into a co-management arrangement in respect of its other revenues or has assumed third-party management of its other revenues, the Board shall work cooperatively with the council of the First Nation and any employee of the First Nation designated by the council to enable the First Nation to resume full responsibility for the management, control and administration of its other revenues. Cooperative management — other revenues of an Indigenous group (1.2) If the Board has required an Indigenous group to enter into a co-management arrangement in respect of its other revenues or has assumed third-party management of its other revenues, the Board shall work cooperatively with any governing body of the Indigenous group and any employee of the Indigenous group designated by the governing body to enable the Indigenous group to resume full responsibility for the management, control and administration of its other revenues. Interpretation (2) Subsections (1) to (1.2) do not limit or otherwise affect the powers and discretion of the Board in respect of the implementation of a co-management arrangement or of third-party management. Remedial Management Plan and Reports Remedial management plan — local revenues 16 (1) Within 60 days after requiring a First Nation to enter into a co-management arrangement in respect of the First Nation’s local revenues or assuming third-party management of its local revenues, the Board or a manager shall review the available information relating to the First Nation’s local revenues and to its local revenue laws and provide the council of the First Nation with a remedial management plan to address the matters that contributed to the assumption of co-management or third-party management. Remedial management plan — other revenues of a First Nation (1.1) Within 60 days after requiring a First Nation to enter into a co-management arrangement in respect of the First Nation’s other revenues or assuming third-party management of its other revenues, the Board or a manager shall review the available information relating to the First Nation’s other revenues and to its laws made under section 8.1 of the Act and provide the council of the First Nation with a remedial management plan to address the matters that contributed to the assumption of co-man