Order of Presentations by Participants at Qikiqtani Regional Hearing
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1 Order of Presentations by Participants at Qikiqtani Regional Hearing DAY 1 Tue March 21 A. Opening Prayer. B. Opening remarks by the Chairperson, which shall include the purpose of the hearing and the scope of matters to be considered by the Commission. C. Introduction of the Commission Members and staff. D. Identification and introduction of the participants. E. Presentation by the Commission staff. F. Response by the Commission staff to pre-submitted questions. DAY 2 Commence Presentations Participants (except the Governments of Canada and Nunavut, and Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.) are limited to 20 minutes each for their presentation, after which there is 10 minutes for questions and responses. Canada, Nunavut, NTI are limited to 60 minutes each for their presentation, after which there is 60 minutes for questions and responses. Morning Sessions: 9am to Noon Afternoon Sessions: 1:30 to 4:30 Evening Sessions: 6pm to 9pm 1
2 DAY 2 Wed March 22 Morning Session G. Communities & Hunters and Trappers Organizations Part 1 1. Hamlet of Sanikiluaq 2. Sanikiluaq Hunters & Trappers Organization 3. Hamlet of Inukjuak 4. Hamlet of Puvirnituq 5. Hamlet of Akulivik 6. Hamlet of Ivujivik DAY 2 Wed March 22 Afternoon Session 7. Hamlet of Salluit H. Institutions of Public Government, Resource Management & Planning Entities Part 1 8. Eeyou Marine Region Planning Commission 9. Nunavik Marine Region Planning Commission I. Article 40 Aboriginal Groups 10. Makivik J. Communities & Hunters and Trappers Organizations Part Hamlet of Kimmirut 12. Kimmirut Hunters & Trappers Organization DAY 2 Wed March 22 Evening Session 13. Hamlet of Cape Dorset 14. Cape Dorset Hunters & Trappers Organization 15. Hamlet of Grise Fiord 16. Iviq (Grise Fiord) Hunters & Trappers Organization 17. Hamlet of Hall Beach 18. Hall Beach Hunters & Trappers Organization 2
3 DAY 3 Thur March 23 Morning Session 19. Hamlet of Igloolik 20. Igloolik Hunters & Trappers Organization 21. Hamlet of Pond Inlet 22. Pond Inlet Hunters & Trappers Organization 23. City of Iqaluit 24. Iqaluit Hunters & Trappers Organization DAY 3 Thur March 23 Afternoon Session 25. Hamlet of Clyde River 26. Nangmautaq (Clyde River) Hunters & Trappers Organization 27. Hamlet of Pangnirtung 28. Pangnirtung Hunters & Trappers Organization 29. Hamlet of Qikiqtarjuaq 30. Nattivak (Qikiqtarjuaq) Hunters & Trappers Organization DAY 3 Thur March 23 Evening Session 31. Hamlet of Arctic Bay 32. Arctic Bay Hunters & Trappers Organization 33. Hamlet of Resolute 34. Resolute Bay Hunters & Trappers Organization 35. Nunavut Association of Municipalities (NAM) K. Non-Government Organizations 36. Van Horne Institute 3
4 DAY 4 Fri March 24 Morning Session 37. Oceans North Canada 38. WWF-Canada L. Government Entities (Jurisdiction within Nunavut) 39. Government of Canada DAY 4 Fri March 24 Afternoon Session 40. Government of Nunavut M. Extra-Territorial (Transboundary) Participants 41. GNWT Department of Lands 42. GNWT Environment and Natural Resources DAY 4 Fri March 24 Evening Session 43. North Slave Metis Alliance 44. Tłı chǫ Government 45. Colville Lake Renewable Resources Council N. Individual Participants 46. Paula Kigjugalik Hughson 47. Hilu Tagoona Nunavummiut Makitagunarningit 4
5 DAY 5 Sat March 25 Morning Session O. Designated Inuit Organizations & Regional Wildlife Boards 48. Kitikmeot Inuit Association 49. Kitikmeot Regional Wildlife Board 50. Kivalliq Inuit Association 51. Kivalliq Wildlife Board 52. Qikiqtani Inuit Association 53. Qikiqtaaluk Wildlife Board DAY 5 Sat March 25 Afternoon Session 54. Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. P. Industry 55. Qikiqtani land Iron Mines 56. Northquest Ltd. DAY 5 Sat March 25 Evening Session 57. Agnico Eagle Mines Limited 58. AREVA Resources Canada Inc. 59. North Arrow Minerals Inc. 60. Sabina Gold & Silver Corp. 61. TMAC Resources 62. NWT & Nunavut Chamber of Mines 5
6 DAY 6 Sun March 26 Morning Session Q. Institutions of Public Government, Resource Management & Planning Entities Part Beverly and Qamanirjuaq Caribou Management Board 64. Wek'èezhìɪ Renewable Resources Board 65. Nunavut Wildlife Management Board 66. Nunavut Water Board 67. Nunavut Impact Review Board DAY 6 Sun March 26 Afternoon Session R. Opportunity for Questions from General Public (limited to 2 minutes per individual) S. Opportunity for Comments from Elders and non-participants as per Rules and (limited to 5 minutes per speaker) T. Final closing statements by all parties (5 minutes each participant, except for Canada, Nunavut, NTI who each have 30 minutes) U. Closing remarks by the Chairperson V. Closing Prayer DAY 6 Sun March 26 Evening Session Additional timeslot if needed 6
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