Part 11 - Principles of Implementation

230. The parties shall, prior to the ratification of the Agreement, prepare a Anishnaabe Government Implementation Agreement which shall set out the actions required by the parties to implement this Agreement. The Implementation Agreement shall include, among other things:
     
     
     1. the respective obligations of the parties, activities and time frames;
        
        
     2. the respective financial and human resources required to discharge obligations;
        
        
     3. the processes and procedures for monitoring and amending the Implementation Agreement and for preparing annual reports on the implementation of the Agreement;
        
        
     4. the employment opportunities and training needs of the First Nations to reflect a shared objective to provide governmental services at levels reasonably comparable to those prevailing in southern Ontario in jurisdictions with similar responsibilities;
        
        
     5. a communication strategy to inform interested parties about the Agreement; and
        
        
     6. the roles and responsibilities of the Implementation Committee established pursuant to clause 235.
        
        
231. Pursuant to clause 230 and subject to clauses 177 to 180, the parties may enter into agreements or make arrangements in respect of the management, including the collection, use, retention, exchange, protection, disclosure and confidentiality, of personal, governmental, general or other information, including but not limited to:
     
     
     1. in the first year on the coming into force of this Agreement, the parties shall assess the First Nation capacity to establish an information management system that is comparable with systems and to standards generally accepted in Canada related to information management in the public sector and shall negotiate an appropriate agreement or arrangement;
        
        
     2. during the term of the Implementation Agreement, the parties shall assess the information reasonably required by either party or both parties to implement the Anishnaabe Government Agreement, and if necessary, shall negotiate an appropriate agreement or arrangement; and
        
        
     3. during the term of the first Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement, the parties shall determine a system of information management to support the measurement of own-source revenue capacity.
        
        
232. The Implementation Agreement shall take effect as set out in the Implementation Agreement and have a term of five years, or such other time as the parties may agree.
     
     
233. The Implementation Agreement shall take the form of a contract between the parties, except as set out in that Agreement.
     
     
234. The Implementation Agreement shall be appended to, but shall not be part of this Agreement. For greater certainty, the Implementation Agreement shall not be used to interpret this Agreement.
     
     

Implementation Committee

235. The parties agree to establish an Implementation Committee to coordinate the responsibilities and obligations of the parties set out in the Implementation Agreement.
     
     
236. The Committee shall consist of two persons designated by Canada and a person from each of the First Nations.