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 31. (1) Every producer responsibility organization described in section 19.1 shall ensure that an offer is made by or on behalf of the producer responsibility organization to a First Nation to provide collection services under this Part from eligible sources in the reserve of the First Nation, if that reserve is an eligible community. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (2) One or more producer responsibility organizations may satisfy their obligation under subsection (1) through an offer made by another person on their behalf. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (3) An offer under subsection (1) shall, (a) include details of how the collection services will be provided; and (b) be made to the First Nation through the Registry no later than six months prior to the date when collection services are required to be provided under this Part in that reserve. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (4) Where an offer is made under subsection (3), the Authority shall promptly notify the First Nation of the offer. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (5) The First Nation may accept an offer by registering its acceptance of the offer with the Authority, through the Registry, in accordance with section 60. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (6) Where acceptance of an offer is registered by a First Nation under subsection (5), the Authority shall promptly notify the person who made the offer of the acceptance. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (7) An acceptance of an offer under subsection (5) may be used by producers as consent to collect blue box material from eligible sources in the reserve in accordance with this Regulation. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (8) If an offer is accepted under subsection (5), section 19 applies in respect of the eligible sources in the reserve starting on the later of, (a) three months from the date the First Nation registered its acceptance of the offer; and (b) the date the eligible sources in the reserve are eligible to receive collection services under this Part. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (9) Producers shall not provide collection services in a reserve if an offer related to the eligible sources in the reserve or a subsequent offer, where applicable, is not accepted under this section. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (10) A First Nation that has accepted an offer may revoke its acceptance of the offer at any time by registering its revocation with the Authority, through the Registry, in accordance with section 61. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (11) Where revocation of an offer is registered by a First Nation under subsection (10), the Authority shall promptly notify the person who made the offer of the revocation. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (12) If a First Nation has revoked its acceptance of an offer, every producer responsibility organization shall ensure that a subsequent offer is made to the First Nation to collect blue box material from eligible sources in the reserve. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (13) The subsequent offer shall, (a) be made to the First Nation through the Registry; (b) include details of how the collection services would resume; and (c) be made no later than 30 days following the date that the First Nation revoked its acceptance of an offer under subsection (10). O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (14) Where a subsequent offer is registered under subsection (13), the Authority shall promptly notify the First Nation of the subsequent offer. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (15) The First Nation may accept a subsequent offer by registering its acceptance of the subsequent offer with the Authority, through the Registry, in accordance with section 62. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (16) Where acceptance of a subsequent offer is registered by a First Nation under subsection (15), the Authority shall promptly notify the person who made the offer of the acceptance. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16. (17) Where acceptance of a subsequent offer is registered by a First Nation under subsection (15), section 19 applies starting 30 days after the acceptance. O. Reg. 349/22, s. 16.