Cree-Naskapi (of Quebec) Act (S.C. 1984, c. 18)

Act current to 2013-04-29 and last amended on 2011-10-17. Previous Versions

INCONSISTENCY WITH FEDERAL OR PROVINCIAL LAW

Marginal note:Federal Acts
Marginal note:Provincial laws of general application

 Provincial laws of general application do not apply to the extent that they are inconsistent or in conflict with this Act or a regulation or by-law made thereunder or to the extent that they make provision for a matter that is provided for by this Act.

APPLICATION OF INDIAN ACT

Marginal note:Application of Indian Act

 Except for the purpose of determining which of the Cree beneficiaries and Naskapi beneficiaries are “Indians” within the meaning of the Indian Act, the Indian Act does not apply to Cree bands or the Naskapi band, nor does it apply on or in respect of Category IA or IA-N land.

BAND BY-LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS

Marginal note:Territorial limits of band by-laws

 A by-law of a band made under this Act may have application within the following territorial limits:

  • (a) that band’s Category IA or IA-N land; and

  • (b) Category III land situated within the perimeter of that band’s Category IA or IA-N land and the ownership of which was ceded by letters patent or by any other method

    • (i) prior to November 11, 1975, in the case of Category III land within the perimeter of Category IA land, or

    • (ii) prior to January 31, 1978, in the case of Category III land within the perimeter of Category IA-N land.

Marginal note:By-law may require licence or permit

 A by-law of a band made under this Act may require the holding of a licence or permit and may provide for the issuance thereof and the fees therefor.

Marginal note:By-law may prohibit activities

 A by-law of a band made under this Act may prohibit an activity.

Marginal note:Statutory Instruments Act not to apply

 The Statutory Instruments Act does not apply to a by-law or resolution of a band made under this Act.