216_2024 — Property Tax (Saulteau First Nations Treaty Land Entitlement Settlement Agreement) Remission Regulation

s. 1 — Definitions

In this regulation:

s. 1 — agreement

agreement means the Saulteau First Nations Treaty Land Entitlement Settlement Agreement, effective April 15, 2023, between the Saulteau First Nations, British Columbia and Canada;

s. 1 — Alternate Lands

Alternate Lands has the same meaning as in the agreement;

s. 1 — Designated Entity

Designated Entity has the same meaning as in the agreement;

s. 1 — eligible property tax

eligible property tax means tax imposed under

s. 1(a)

the Hospital District Act,

s. 1(b)

section 388 of the Local Government Act,

s. 1(c)

the Local Services Act,

s. 1(d)

the Police Act,

s. 1(e)

section 119 or 120.1 of the School Act, or

s. 1(f)

the Taxation (Rural Area) Act;

s. 1 — eligible taxation year

eligible taxation year means the 2025, 2026 or 2027 calendar year;

s. 1 — Reconciliation Lands

Reconciliation Lands has the same meaning as in the agreement.

s. 2 — Remission

Authorization is given for the remission of eligible property tax, imposed for an eligible taxation year in relation to lands specified in section 3 or improvements on or in those lands, that is paid or payable to the government by

s. 2(a)

the Saulteau First Nations, or

s. 2(b)

another Designated Entity.

s. 3 — Specified lands

Any of the following lands that are transferred in accordance with the agreement to the Saulteau First Nations or another Designated Entity are specified for the purposes of section 2:

s. 3(a)

Reconciliation Lands;

s. 3(b)

Alternate Lands.