1999-2000 Annual Report Part 1 (PDF 2,114 Kb)

1999-2000 Annual Report Part 2 (PDF 608 Kb)

• Foreword
• Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations
• Features of the Agreement
• Highlights
• Implementation Committee

1999-2000 Annual Report Part 3 (PDF 721 Kb)

• Implementing Bodies
• Enrolment Board
• Arbitration Panel
• Sahtu Renewable Resources Board
• Joint Working Group on Sahtu Heritage Places and Sites
• Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board
• Sahtu Land and Water Board
• Sahtu Land Use Planning Board
• The Sahtu Secretariat Incorporated
• Board of Directors
• Head Office
• Community Renewable Resources Councils
• Land Ownership
• Sahtu Trust
• Special Harvesting Areas
• Amendment to the Wildlife Act Regulations
• Aboriginal Human Resources Development Agreement
• Deline Self-Government Negotiations
• Government of the Northwest Territories
• Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs
• Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development
• Education, Culture and Employment
• Justice
• Public Works and Services
• Transportation
• Government of Canada
• Legislation
• Economic Activity and Employment
• Environmental and Wildlife Management
• Heritage
• Land and Water Management
• Revenue Canada
• National Defence
• Other Implementation Activities
• Federal Co-ordination of Implementation Activities
• Appendices
• Appendix A1: Membership of Implementing Bodies (as of March 31, 2000)
• Appendix A2: Map of Sahtu Settlement Area
• Appendix A3: Schedule of Capital Transfer Payments, 1994 to 1999
• Appendix A4: Implementation Payments, 1994-1995 to 1999-2000
• Appendix A5: Resource Royalties 1993 to 1999
• Appendix A6: Property Taxes Paid to GNWT 1994 to 1999

1999-2000 Annual Report, in PDF format.

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