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Let’s talk about regulating public land in the NWT
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The Department will be engaging with the public, Indigenous and community governments and stakeholders throughout the development of the regulations over the next year.
We asked you to share your thoughts and ideas about what land management issues matter to you and help us shape the regulations for the Public Land Act. Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. The Department of Environment and Climate Change will report back on what we heard.
How do I participate?
Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. Stay tuned for the next round of engagement in 2024. Subscribe for project news and updates to this page.
Ideas board is where people shared ideas for improving existing regulations or 'liked' other’s ideas
Quick pollwith questions geared towards the public and other regulators alike.
Register with a simple screen name and email to stay informed!
How will my contribution make a difference?
We know that land is important to Northerners and want to hear your thoughts on how to approach regulating public land. Your comments and suggestions will influence the development of the Public Land Act regulations over the next year.
Where can I find results?
What We Heard reports will be produced and posted to our website and the Department of Environment and Climate Change’ document library. Proposed regulations will be prepared for further engagement in 2024. You can also sign-up for email updates through the registration process. #HaveyoursayPLA
The Department will be engaging with the public, Indigenous and community governments and stakeholders throughout the development of the regulations over the next year.
We asked you to share your thoughts and ideas about what land management issues matter to you and help us shape the regulations for the Public Land Act. Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. The Department of Environment and Climate Change will report back on what we heard.
How do I participate?
Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. Stay tuned for the next round of engagement in 2024. Subscribe for project news and updates to this page.
Ideas board is where people shared ideas for improving existing regulations or 'liked' other’s ideas
Quick pollwith questions geared towards the public and other regulators alike.
Register with a simple screen name and email to stay informed!
How will my contribution make a difference?
We know that land is important to Northerners and want to hear your thoughts on how to approach regulating public land. Your comments and suggestions will influence the development of the Public Land Act regulations over the next year.
Where can I find results?
What We Heard reports will be produced and posted to our website and the Department of Environment and Climate Change’ document library. Proposed regulations will be prepared for further engagement in 2024. You can also sign-up for email updates through the registration process. #HaveyoursayPLA
CLOSED: Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. The next round of engagement is anticipated to begin early summer 2023.
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CLOSED: Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. The next round of engagement is anticipated to begin early summer 2023.
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Let’s talk about regulating public land in the NWT has finished this stage
The first round of engagement was openfor contributions between Thursday, December 10, 2020 and Friday, February 19, 2021.Thank you for your contributions
Under review
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Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and comments. The Department of Environment and Climate Change will report back on what we heard.
'What We Heard' report 1
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Review the outcomes of round one engagement.
Regulations drafting
Let’s talk about regulating public land in the NWT is currently at this stage
We are combining your input with our research, and the regulations are being drafted by the Department of Justice. Stay tuned for an opportunity to comment on the proposed regulations in 2024.
Round 2 of engagement on the proposed regulations
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This engagement is expected to be open for comments on the proposed regulations in 2024.
Under Review
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Contributions to this public engagement are closed for review and evaluation.
‘What We Heard’ report 2
this is an upcoming stage for Let’s talk about regulating public land in the NWT
Review the outcomes of round two engagement and summary of the comments on the proposed regulations.
Final Regulations
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The final regulations are approved, and the Public Land Act comes into force.
