Memorandum of Agreement ITC - Islands Trust Council
· Islands Trust Area · Agreements · 1996
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
between the
ISLANDS TRUST COUNCIL (COUNCIL)
and the
TRUST FUND BOARD (BOARD)
WHEREAS pursuant to section 8.1 of the Islands Trust Act the Trust Council may, for the
purpose of carrying out the objects of the Islands Trust enter into agreements respecting the
coordination of activities within the Trust Area;
AND WHEREAS the Trust Fund Board and Trust Council share a mutual interest in clarifying
their relationship;
NOW THEREFORE the Islands Trust Council, and the Trust Fund Board agree as follows:
1.0 PURPOSE
1.1 The purpose of this bylaw is to assist the Islands Trust Fund Board ("Board") in the
discharge of its statutory responsibilities while ensuring that the Islands Trust Council
("Council") is able to discharge their statutory responsibilities and duties. This bylaw is
also intended to promote coordination of activities within the Trust Area.
2.0 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
2.1 Under the Islands Trust Act the Board is a corporation with the responsibility to carry
out the object of the Islands Trust by administering and managing property of the
Islands Trust Fund. The Board is required by the Islands Trust Act to create and
implement a plan for the acquisition, management and disposal of land.
2.2 The Council is given the responsibility under the Islands Trust Act to enter into
agreements with the Province and agencies of the Province respecting coordination of
administrative activities within the Islands Trust Area and to coordinate and assist in
the determination, implementation and carrying out of provincial and local government
policies for the preservation and protection of the Islands Trust Area and its unique
amenities and environment. The Council is also given the responsibility of making
recommendations to the Board respecting priorities for the acquisition, use and
disposition of property by the Board.
2.3 The Council has no authority to direct or otherwise affect the Board's discharge of its
responsibilities.
3.0 INTERNAL LIAISON
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3.1 In order to foster and maintain communications between the Board and the Council, the
Council and the Board will meet at least once each calendar year to discuss matters of
mutual concern in light of their respective roles and responsibilities. The Council and
the Board may also agree to meet more often.
3.2 Communication between Trust Council, Council Committees, and Board will be
facilitated by the Council Chairperson through the Board Chairperson.
4.0 POLICY/LEGISLATION
4.1 Where the Executive Committee of the Council considers that a legislative proposal
that is to be submitted to the Council may have an impact on the responsibility of the
Board, the Executive Committee will refer that draft legislative proposal to the Board for
comment. The Executive Committee will consider Board comments on the legislative
proposal befo
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