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Nunavut Mining Regulations — 76
Record keeping 76 (1) Every operator of a mine must keep at an office in Canada and make available to the Chief, to substantiate information required on mining royalty returns, (a) records, books of account and other documents evidencing (i) the weight of all minerals extracted from the mine and of all minerals or processed minerals processed at the mine, whether or not they are produced from the mine, (ii) the weight and value of all minerals or processed minerals produced from the mine, sold, transferred or removed from the mine by the mine’s operator, (iii) any amounts received from a processing plant and any other amounts received from the sale of minerals or processed minerals, and (iv) the costs, payments, allowances and other deductions referred to in section 70 ; (b) the financial statements of the mine and the operator; (c) a reconciliation between the documents referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) and the mining royalty return; (d) if the financial statements of an owner or the operator of the mine are audited by an external auditor, (i) the audited financial statements and the accompanying signed audit opinion of the external auditor, and (ii) any working papers and documentation prepared by the external auditor that are in the possession of an owner or the operator; (e) any documents filed by an owner or the operator with a stock exchange or securities commission; (f) any documents related to any internal audits of a company that is an owner or the operator; and (g) any other documents that contain information necessary for ascertaining the amount of royalty payable under section 69 . Non-disclosure of confidential information (2) It is prohibited to disclose information of a confidential nature acquired for the purposes of sections 69 to 77 , except (a) to the extent necessary to determine the amount of royalties payable under section 69 ; (b) when required under a land claims agreement referred to in section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982 ; or (c) under an agreement entered into by the Minister for the purpose of the administration of section 69 with the government of a country, province or state, or with an Aboriginal organization owning mineral rights, under which the officers of that government or Aboriginal organization are provided with the information and the Chief is provided with information from the government or Aboriginal organization.
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Recorded claim and lease subject to public works 78 Every recorded claim, whether leased or not, is subject to the right of the Crown and of the Commissioner of Nunavut to construct and maintain roads or other public works on or over the lands covered by the claim.
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Suspension — death or incompetency of claim holder 79 If the holder of a recorded claim for which no lease has been issued dies or is declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be incapable of managing their affairs and notice of the death or declaration is filed with the Mining Recorder within 180 days after the date of the death or declaration, and if the recording of the claim was not cancelled before the filing of the notice, the running of a time period within which anything is required to be done by a claim holder with respect to that claim under these Regulations is suspended until the anniversary date of the recording of the claim that is at least 12 months after the day on which the notice was filed.
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Extension on account of strike 80 If, as a result of a strike , as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations Act , a holder of a recorded claim or lease is unable, through no fault on their part, to do a thing within the time required by these Regulations, the deadline for doing that thing is extended for a period ending 15 days after the last day of the strike. 2017, c. 9, s. 58 SOR/2020-209, s. 27
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Notice considered to be given 81 For the purposes of these Regulations, written notice is considered to be given to the recipient if the notice is sent electronically or by registered mail to their address, as shown in the records of the Mining Recorder or Chief. SOR/2020-209, s. 27
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Request for ministerial review 84 (1) Any person with a legal or beneficial interest in the subject matter of a decision made or an action taken or omitted to be taken under these Regulations may request that the Minister review any issue the person has with respect to the decision, action or omission. Requirements for request (2) A request for review must be made in writing within 30 days after the day on which the decision is made or the action is taken or, in the case of an omission to take action, within 30 days after the day on which action should have been taken and must specify (a) the name of the requester and their contact information; (b) the issue the requester wishes the Minister to review; (c) the date on which the decision, act or omission took place; and (d) the corrective relief requested. Absence of or error in information (3) A review may be undertaken despite a failure to specify, or an error in specifying, any information required under subsection (2). Procedure for review (4) After receipt of a request for review, the Minister must (a) provide the requester and all persons with an interest in the issue a reasonable opportunity to be heard; (b) review all information received respecting the issue; and (c) decide the corrective relief, if any, to be taken respecting the issue. Additional information (5) The Minister may request the requester or any other person to provide any document or other information that may be relevant to the review. Decision and reasons (6) A written statement of the Minister’s decision and the reasons for it must be sent to the requester and all persons with an interest in the issue. Final decision (7) The Minister’s decision under this section is not to be the subject of a request for review.
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Prohibition against prospecting 85 Beginning on the day on which a request for review is received by the Minister and ending on the second business day after the day on which the Minister’s decision is sent, the lands covered by the claim the recording of which was cancelled are not open for prospecting and the units containing those lands are not available for recording as a claim. SOR/2020-209, s. 30
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Definitions 86 The following definitions apply in sections 87 to 97. former Regulations means the Nunavut Mining Regulations as they read immediately before November 1, 2020. ( règlement antérieur ) transitional period means the period of 90 days beginning on November 1, 2020. ( période de transition ) SOR/2020-209, s. 31 SOR/2020-209, s. 32
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former Regulations means the Nunavut Mining Regulations as they read immediately before November 1, 2020. ( règlement antérieur )
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transitional period means the period of 90 days beginning on November 1, 2020. ( période de transition )
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 87
Former Regulations apply — certain applications and requests 87 (1) A request or an application, with respect to a claim or a lease of a recorded claim, that is made to the Mining Recorder in accordance with section 42, 45, 46, 51, 52, 54 or 60, subsection 62(2) or section 66 of the former Regulations that is pending on the first day of the transitional period must be dealt with in accordance with those Regulations. Effective date — recording of reduced-area claim (2) Despite subsection (1) and subsection 52(3) of the former Regulations, the recording of a reduced-area claim is effective on the date of its recording. Plan of survey for lease application (3) Despite subsection (1) and subsection 60(4) of the former Regulations, a plan of survey of the claim must have been made under section 31 of the Canada Lands Surveys Act before the first day of the transitional period. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
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Effective date 88 Despite subsection 52(3) of the former Regulations, the recording of a reduced-area claim that is not effective on the first day of the transitional period becomes effective on that day. Subsections 52(4) to (6) of the former Regulations continue to apply to that claim. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
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Recording of a staked claim 89 If a claim has been staked in accordance with the former Regulations before the first day of the transitional period, an application to record the claim may be submitted to the Mining Recorder under section 33 of those Regulations and must be dealt with in accordance with those Regulations. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
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Renewal of lease 90 An application for the renewal of a lease of a recorded claim may be submitted to the Mining Recorder under subsection 62(1) of the former Regulations on or before the last day of the transitional period if the lease expires within one year following the last day of the transitional period. The application must be dealt with in accordance with the former Regulations. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
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Transfer of lease 91 A request for the transfer of a lease of a recorded claim or an interest in such a lease may be made to the Mining Recorder under section 66 of the former Regulations on or before the last day of the transitional period and must be dealt with in accordance with the former Regulations. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
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Report not evaluated 92 Sections 41, 44, 45 and 47 to 50 of the former Regulations continue to apply in respect of a report of work that was or should have been submitted to the Mining Recorder in accordance with paragraph 40(a) of the former Regulations before the first day of the transitional period. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
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Former Regulations apply 93 (1) Sections 12, 14 to 21, 65 and 80, subsection 83(2) and Schedule 2 of the former Regulations continue to apply in respect of prospecting permits issued under those Regulations. Exception (2) Despite subsection (1) and section 18 of the former Regulations, a permittee may not make an application to record a claim during the transitional period. Definitions of cost of work and work (3) The definitions cost of work and work in subsection 1(1) of these Regulations apply, in respect of prospecting permits issued under the former Regulations, to work done after the last day of the transitional period. Opening of lands for prospecting (4) Subject to subsection (6) and section 14 of these Regulations, the lands that were covered by a prospecting permit that expires or is cancelled after the last day of the transitional period are open for prospecting and the units containing those lands are available for recording as a claim beginning at noon on the day following the first business day after the day on which the permit expired or was cancelled. Prohibition against prospecting during review by Minister (5) Beginning on the day on which a request for review under section 84 with respect to lands that were covered by the prospecting permit in question is received by the Minister and ending on the second business day after the day on which the Minister’s decision is sent, those lands are not open for prospecting and the units containing those lands are not available for recording as a claim. Delay in opening lands for environmental damage (6) If the Minister has reasonable grounds to believe that there is unremedied environmental damage to the lands referred to in subsection (4), the Minister may delay opening the lands for prospecting and making available the units containing those lands for recording as a claim. Prohibition (7) For one year after a prospecting permit expires or is cancelled, the former permittee and any person related to the former permittee are not permitted to make an application to record a claim that includes any unit that was included in the prospecting permit zone of the expired or cancelled permit or to acquire a legal or beneficial interest in respect of that claim. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 94
Notice of protest 94 A notice of protest may be filed with the Supervising Mining Recorder under subsection 37(1) of the former Regulations within one year after the day on which the disputed claim was recorded under subsection 33(4) of those Regulations. The dispute must be dealt with in accordance with the former Regulations. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 95
Provision repealed, replaced or added 95 (1) For the purpose of these Regulations, except sections 86 to 94, during the transitional period, any reference (a) to a provision — or any concept referred to in a provision — that has been repealed or replaced on November 1, 2020, is deemed to be a reference, during that period, to that provision as it read immediately before that date; and (b) to a provision that has been added to these Regulations on November 1, 2020 but that is not in force, is deemed not to form part of that provision during that period. Staking of lands (2) Despite paragraph (1)(a), (a) the reference to the staking of lands is deemed not to form part of subsection 22(1) and section 56 of these Regulations during the transitional period; and (b) the reference to the staking of lands under subsections 52(5) and 67(2) and section 85 of the former Regulations is deemed not to form part of paragraph 5(1)(c) of these Regulations during the transitional period. SOR/2020-209, s. 31
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 96
Definition of original claim 96 (1) For the purposes of this section, an original claim means a claim that is recorded under section 33 of the former Regulations, except for (a) a leased claim; and (b) a claim in respect of which, before the first day of the transitional period, an application for a lease is pending and a plan of survey has been made under section 31 of the Canada Lands Surveys Act . Recording as converted claim (2) On the day following the end of the transitional period, the Mining Recorder must record any original claim as a converted claim. Subject to subsections (3) and (4), the converted claim includes the units covered, partly or totally, by that claim. Lands included in a converted claim (3) If a unit contains, partly or totally, only one claim and other lands, those lands, other than lands referred to in subsection 5(1), become part of the converted claim. More than one recorded claim (4) If a unit contains, partly or totally, more than one claim and other lands, each of those lands, other than lands referred to in subsection 5(1), becomes part of one of the converted claims, in accordance with the following order of priority: (a) the converted claim that is contiguous to that land and, if two or more are contiguous to it, the claim that encompasses the original claim that was staked first; and (b) the converted claim that encompasses the original claim that was staked first. Effect of recording (5) When a converted claim is recorded, (a) the information recorded under the former Regulations, including the applications and the documents filed with respect to the original claim, are considered to have been recorded or presented with respect to the converted claim; and (b) the recording of the original claim is cancelled. Amended recording date (6) On the anniversary date of the recording of the original claim that, but for the cancellation of its recording under paragraph (5)(b), would have followed the transitional period, the Mining Recorder must amend the date of the recording of the converted claim to that date. SOR/2020-209, s. 33
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 97
Submission of report 97 (1) The holder of a converted claim must, in respect of the work required to be done under subsection 39(1), submit to the Mining Recorder (a) not later than the 120th day beginning on the anniversary date following the amended recording date referred to in subsection 96(6) for that claim, a report of work referred to in section 42 in respect of the year preceding that anniversary date; and (b) not later than the 120th day beginning on each subsequent anniversary date (i) a report of work referred to in section 42 in respect of the previous year, or (ii) an application for a one-year extension referred to in section 49.1 to do the work. Work reported — recording date (2) For the application of subsections 42(2) and (3), the day on which the claim was recorded, in the case of a converted claim, means the recording date referred to in subsection 33(4) of the former Regulations. Exception (3) Subsection (1) does not apply for any year for which a certificate of work has been issued under subsection 47(1) of the former Regulations setting out that an amount for the cost of work that is required to be done in respect of that claim for that year has been allocated. Remission of charge (4) Remission is granted in an amount equal to the difference between the charges payable referred to in subsection 40(1) in respect of any year referred to in subsection (3) and the allocated cost of work done set out in a certificate of work issued under subsection 47(1) of the former Regulations in respect of any of those years. Certificate of work (5) A certificate of work must not be issued under subsection 47(1) in respect of a converted claim before the amended recording date referred to in subsection 96(6) for that claim. SOR/2020-209, s. 33
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 98
Making an application 98 (1) Despite subsection 52(2), the holder of a converted claim must not make an application for reduction in area to the Mining Recorder to reduce the number of units included in that claim before the amended recording date referred to in subsection 96(6) for that claim. Period of 12 months (2) Despite subsections 52(1), (3) and (8), in the case of an application made to the Mining Recorder during the 12-month period beginning on the amended recording date referred to in subsection 96(6) for that claim, (a) the requirement set out in paragraph 52(1)(a) does not apply; and (b) for the application of subsections 39(1) and 40(1), the number of units included in the converted claim is considered to be reduced on the amended recording date. SOR/2020-209, s. 33
Nunavut Mining Regulations — 1
Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in this Schedule. identifier means a set of alphabetic, numeric or alphanumeric characters used to uniquely identify a sample or an electronic storage medium. ( identificateur ) map includes a plan, graphical image or three-dimensional model in electronic or paper form. ( carte ) preparation includes drying, fractioning, sieving and panning. ( préparation ) sample includes a sample fraction, processed sample, analyzed sample, duplicate sample, blank sample, core sample, chip sample, quality control sample and each of multiple samples from one location. ( échantillon ) section , except when used to refer to a legislative provision, includes a cross-section, inclined section and longitudinal section in electronic or paper form. ( coupe )
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identifier means a set of alphabetic, numeric or alphanumeric characters used to uniquely identify a sample or an electronic storage medium. ( identificateur )
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map includes a plan, graphical image or three-dimensional model in electronic or paper form. ( carte )
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preparation includes drying, fractioning, sieving and panning. ( préparation )
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sample includes a sample fraction, processed sample, analyzed sample, duplicate sample, blank sample, core sample, chip sample, quality control sample and each of multiple samples from one location. ( échantillon )
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section , except when used to refer to a legislative provision, includes a cross-section, inclined section and longitudinal section in electronic or paper form. ( coupe )
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Paper or electronic format 2 (1) A report must be submitted in paper format, in electronic format or in a combination of paper and electronic formats. Report submitted in electronic format (2) The electronic format in which any part of a report — other than the raw data specified in paragraph 4(s) — is submitted must be such that the report can be read using the Mining Recorder’s computer systems.
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Identifying information 3 (1) The following identifying information must be provided: (a) a statement of the types of work being reported on and the minerals being sought; (b) the name of the holder of the recorded claim; (c) a list of the recorded claims in respect of which the work was done, setting out for each one its identification number and the name associated with it, if any; (d) the number of each National Topographic System of Canada 1:50 000 map sheet that shows the lands covered by the recorded claim; (e) the four values representing either (i) the maximum and minimum latitude and longitude of the lands covered by the recorded claim, or (ii) the maximum and minimum Northings and Eastings UTM coordinates of the lands covered by the recorded claim; (f) the name of the individual who prepared and signed the report; (g) for each period that work was done in the field, the first date and last date that work in the field was done; (h) the date of the report; (i) for a report submitted in paper format in more than one volume, the volume number and total number of volumes in the report; and (j) for a report submitted on more than one electronic medium, the number of media submitted and the identifiers for each. Where information is provided (2) The information referred to in subsection (1) must appear (a) for the parts of a report submitted in paper format, on the front cover of each volume of the report; and (b) for the parts of a report submitted in electronic format, (i) on a label affixed to, or on a sheet of paper inserted into, each container submitted, or (ii) in a file named “Readme - Lisez-moi ” stored on each electronic medium submitted.