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tountalnpina Beetle Agreement, (the «Agreement") Between: Siska.lmlian Band As represented by Chief and Council oo~ uwrn NOV, n 2008 SOUTHERN INTERlOR FOREST REGION a.nd lier Majesty the Qu~n in Rigbtofthe Provinee of Brltish COluulbia as represented, by the Minister of Forests and R.1nge (the «Government of British Columbia") The SIska Indian Band signed an Interim Forest and Range Agreement (FRA) with the Govemrnent of British Cohtmbiaon December 16,2004. This Agreement is a short:..term additiollal'forestryeconomic opportunity and does not supersede or aiter the FHA/FRO. Mountain pine beetle allowable annual cut increases in ~e Merritt Timber Supply Area have lead to increased harvesting acti.. ity and potkmtial impacts on Siska Indian Band aboriginal rights and/or title. The Gbvernment of British Columbia wishes to support e'.conomicopportunities for the Siska Indian Band. Porpose 1. The purposes oftlus Agreement are to: a. increase the parti~ipation of the Siska Indi.an Band in the forest sector; and, b. 'provide an ecoiiomic oppo~nity by it1vitingth~siskaindian Band to apply for a nort-:replaceableforest licence to assist the province in the management of mountain pine beetle in the Merritt Timber Supply Area., in EN manner linked to the FRO and as set out in this Agreement; Therefore the Parties agree as follows. 2. After execution of this Agreement by the Parties, the Minister of Forests and Range (the 'Minister") will invite the Siska Indian Band to apply for a non~replaceable forest licence (the Licence) und~rsection 47.3 of the Forest Act to harvest a total of up to 15,000 cubio, meters annually of beetle infested smallwood timber over a 5 year

term within the assertedttaditional territory of the Siska Indian Band as identified in black bold in Appendix A in the Merritt Timber Supply Area. 3. lithe intended holder of the licence is a legal entity oorer t1mnthe Siska Indian Band, this Agreement must include supporting doctljrtentation as specified in Appendix B swing that the intended holder has been validly appointed by the Siska Indian Band as its re-presentativ,e. 4. If during the tenn of thi~ Agreement a further Mou1':ltain Pine Beetle temporary volume allowable annual cqt'increase becomes avau,';jbleinthe MerrittTimber Supply Area, the, Parties agree to explore further tenure,opportunities in this Timber Supply Area, ih accordailc.e with SectiOIl41.3 of the Forest Act. S. The invitation,viii besnbject to a condition. that prior to making an application for the Licence~ the Sisi<aIndian Band wilf contact the Ministry of Forests and Range and the Parties will work co-operatively to identify an operating area within the asserted tr'aditional territory of the Siska Indian Band. 6. The Licence{s) entered into as a resqlt of the invitation to apply under this Agreement will: a. be for a term of no longer than fiye years as determined by the Minister; b. contain other terms and conditions required by law,induding the condition that the Siska Indian Band must comply with this Agreement and with the FRA; c. include a tenn that Siska Indian Band may not dispose of the Licence except in accordance with the Foresi Act; and d. include other terms and conditions as may be required by the Regional Manager. 7. An invitation to apply fot a non-replaceable forest licence entered into as a result of the invitation to apply under this Agre.ement may be, consolidated with other nonreplaceable forest licenses in accordance with section 19(3)(a) of the 'Forest Act. 8. The Parties-aw:-eeto participate in consultation regarding forestry operational plans and administratiyedecisions ~rtaining to increase-sandlor pote'ntialincreases in lum'esi levels to address the mountain pine beetle epidemic in the Merritt TSA, as set out in section 5 of the Siska Band FRA. 9. buring therertt1 ofthis Agreement, and subject to-the terms and intent oftms Agreement being met and adhered to by the Government of British Columbia, the Siska Indian Band agrees that the Govet:tttnent of British Columbia will have provided an acc(>nunodation~ with respect to the economic component of potential infringements of the Siskalndiim Band aboriginal title and/or rights resulting from operational plans and administtative decisions pertaining to increases in harvest levels to address the mountain pine beetle epidemic in the Merritt TSA, as an interim measure.

Dispate Resolution 10. If a dispute arises between the Government of British Columbia and the Siska Indian Band regarding the interpretation of a provision oftnis Agreement. the Parties will follow the dispute resolution process set out in the Siska Band FRA. 11. Any alteration or amendment to the tenus and conditions of the Agreetl1ent must be in,wiring and duly executed by the Parties. 12. Eithet Party may request: the participation ofthc' other Party to review the effectiveness of this Agreenient annually and C.()nsider amendments to this Agreement. 13. This Agreement will take effect on the date on which the list Party has executed it 14. Th.is Agreement will terminate OIl the o.ccurrence of the earliest of,any of the following events: a. S' years from the date thi$ Agreement is executed; or b. the mutual agreement of me Parties, or Cr upon 90 days \vritten notice by either of the Parties. ]5. lfthe FRA is terininated, the consultation processes that were set out in section 5 of that agreement are incorporate4 by reference into this Agreement and will continue to be followed by the Parties for the term and for the purposes of this Agreement 16. The Government of British Columbia wiu not terminate this Agreement oil the grounds that the Siska Iqdian Band has challenged au Administrative or Operational Decision by way of Iegal procee4ings. 17. All of the provisions set out in 1he Notice section of the FRAapplyto this Agreement.

Miscellaneous 18. All of the provisions set out in the miscellaneous seetion of the FRA apply to this Agree-ment. os #-7'~~ CouneUlo ~~. Signed on behalfof: GOy,ernUlent of British CohUIlbia ~~ onotll'able Pat Bell 'Minist~r offotests and Range

APPENDIX A. MAP OF SISKA INDIAN BAND's ASSERTED TRADffiONAL TERRITORY

Descriptioll and Documentation perlailling ta tlte Intended Holder o/the n~nre. Please complete parta or B, whichever is appropriate, and ~ttach appropriate docmnentation: (i) Copy attached onegal}tlstrumen~ (band Council resolqtion) authorizing that legal entity to betheir representative;. (ii) Copy attach <! of the ownership structure of the legal entity (the intended bofderofthe licence).