An assessment of the impact of charging for provincial water use permits.

This clause implies that the water use permits are from average annual water availability in the river.

Nothing in this chapter affects the discretion of the Minister to refuse to issue a Water Use Permit for reasons of public health.

The Board is currently using its GIS to develop resource management plans, protected area strategies, environmental impact assessments, and land and water use permits.

Notwithstanding section 5.4.7, the Minister shall not refuse to issue a Water Use Permit for an application referred to in section 5.4.6 that is for community Water supply purposes.

A Water Use Permit issued to the Nunatsiavut Government may be assigned by the Nunatsiavut Government to an Inuk or Inuit Business.

Except as provided in sections 5.2.3 and 5.2.4, no Person may use Water in the Labrador Inuit Settlement Area without obtaining a Water Use Permit from the Minister.

Therefore, if a user, large or small, possesses a water use permit or concession, he may trade this water to another user, large or small, if the water administration, which is the trustee for public water, so allows.

If a proposal is approved by the Nunatsiavut Government, the Person may then submit that proposal, as approved by the Nunatsiavut Government, as an application to the Minister, who shall, in accordance with this part, determine whether to issue a Water Use Permit.

If no agreement is reached, the Nunatsiavut Government may: (a) (b) reject the issuance of the Water Use Permit, in which case it shall not be issued; or agree to the issuance of the Water Use Permit on the terms and conditions established by the Minister.