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C-38.1 - Crown Lands and Forests Act

Section 41
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Crown timber sub-license
41(1)The Minister may, with the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, authorize the issue of a Crown timber sub-license to a person who
(a) owns or controls a wood processing facility in the Province or who undertakes by agreement with the Minister to construct and operate a wood processing facility in the Province, and
(b) undertakes by agreement with the Minister to maintain for the wood processing facility a specified level of plant and productive capacity, or to increase the manufacturing capacity of his wood processing facility to a specified level, in accordance with an industrial plan.
41(2)An industrial plan shall, for a ten year period, describe those aspects of the sub-licensee’s wood processing facility referred to in subsection 29(2) and shall be revised and brought up to date every five years, in a manner satisfactory to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.
41(3)A Crown timber sub-license
(a) shall be in the form prescribed by regulation,
(b) shall be issued for a term of not more than five years, as directed by the Minister, subject to extension as provided for in paragraph (4)(b), and
(c) entitles the sub-licensee to a prescribed allocation of the annual allowable cut of timber on the lands of the licensee by species and class, as specified therein.
41(4)Upon the direction of the Minister, a licensee shall
(a) issue a Crown timber sub-license authorized under subsection (1) to such person as is named by the Minister, and
(b) at the end of each or any year, extend the expiry date of such sub-license by one year.
41(5)A Crown timber sub-license issued by a licensee shall not be valid until countersigned by the Minister.
41(6)A sub-licensee shall co-operate with the licensee by whom he was issued his sub-license in the preparation and revision of the operating and management plans referred to in section 29, and shall provide the licensee, or the Minister, as the case may be, with sufficient information to allow for the preparation and revision of those plans.
1983, c.24, s.22
Crown timber sub-license
41(1)The Minister may, with the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, authorize the issue of a Crown timber sub-license to a person who
(a) owns or controls a wood processing facility in the Province or who undertakes by agreement with the Minister to construct and operate a wood processing facility in the Province, and
(b) undertakes by agreement with the Minister to maintain for the wood processing facility a specified level of plant and productive capacity, or to increase the manufacturing capacity of his wood processing facility to a specified level, in accordance with an industrial plan.
41(2)An industrial plan shall, for a ten year period, describe those aspects of the sub-licensee’s wood processing facility referred to in subsection 29(2) and shall be revised and brought up to date every five years, in a manner satisfactory to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.
41(3)A Crown timber sub-license
(a) shall be in the form prescribed by regulation,
(b) shall be issued for a term of not more than five years, as directed by the Minister, subject to extension as provided for in paragraph (4)(b), and
(c) entitles the sub-licensee to a prescribed allocation of the annual allowable cut of timber on the lands of the licensee by species and class, as specified therein.
41(4)Upon the direction of the Minister, a licensee shall
(a) issue a Crown timber sub-license authorized under subsection (1) to such person as is named by the Minister, and
(b) at the end of each or any year, extend the expiry date of such sub-license by one year.
41(5)A Crown timber sub-license issued by a licensee shall not be valid until countersigned by the Minister.
41(6)A sub-licensee shall co-operate with the licensee by whom he was issued his sub-license in the preparation and revision of the operating and management plans referred to in section 29, and shall provide the licensee, or the Minister, as the case may be, with sufficient information to allow for the preparation and revision of those plans.
1983, c.24, s.22