A Voice from the Eastern Door
On proposed amendment to Regulation of Traffic By-Law No. 10(A), henceforth called the ‘Akwesasne Traffic Law’:
District of Kana:takon:
•St. Regis Recreation Centre Thursday, September 19, 2013 1:30pm-4:00pm
•District of Kawehno:ke:
Tri-District Elders Wednesday, October
2, 2013 6:30pm-9:00pm
•District of Tsi Snaihne:
Iohahi:io Adult Education Centre
Thursday, October 10, 2013 6:30pm-
9:00pm
The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne
hereby gives notice of Community Consultation
Meetings for the proposed draft
‘Akwesasne Traffic Law’.
The ‘Akwesasne Traffic Law’ Working Task Group has completed their mandate to develop a comprehensive traffic law that has been presented to Council for acceptance in principle in accordance with the Law Enactment Procedural Regulations Section 10.0 Amendment and Repeal of an Akwesasne Law. The proposed draft was accepted-in-principle at the July 31, 2013 General Meeting by Mohawk Council Resolution.
The proposed draft law will now proceed to Phase III of the law enactment
process.
The Akwesasne Justice Department
will be mailing copies of the proposed
draft ‘Akwesasne Traffic Law’ to every
household. If you have not received a
copy in your mailbox, you can request
a copy of the draft law to be mailed to
you, personally. Contact the Akwesasne
Justice Department at 613-575-2250 x.
2400 with the relevant mailing address
so a copy can be delivered to you. Residents are asked to review the proposed
draft law prior to the Community Consultation Meetings.
Following the review period for the
proposed changes, a series of three Focus Meetings (Community Consultation Meetings) will be held, one in each
district of Akwesasne. These meetings
will provide community members the
opportunity to ask questions of Council
and the Working Task Group on the
proposed draft law, as well as giving the
community the opportunity to provide
comments and suggestions.
The sessions will be recorded and the
comments will be given to the Mohawk
Council of Akwesasne for consideration. The Working Task Group will then incorporate any recommendations by the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, with the draft changes being reviewed by the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne’s Legal Advisor. Once complete, the changes will be presented to Council for adoption and/or for further revisions.
If the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne
accepts the revisions/recommendations, a Mohawk Council Resolution will be
presented at a future General Meeting
to accept the final draft in principle for
ratification. Once accepted, a date will
be set for a vote by secret ballot at a Special General Meeting or vote by Referendum.
The dates of ratification vote by either
method must be posted at least thirty
days in advance. A full text of the proposed law will be published in the local
newspaper and on the Mohawk Council
of Akwesasne website.
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Residents are asked to review the proposed draft law. Once mailed, copies of
the draft document will be available at
the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne public buildings:
In Kana:takon:
•Admin 1 (Administration Building)
•Admin 2 (MCA Government Building)
•Angus Mitchell Memorial Building
(Akwesasne Justice Department)
•Kanonhkwa’tsheri:io (Medical and
Social Services Building)
In Tsi Snaihne:
•Iohahiio (Adult Learning Centre)
In Kawehno:ke:
•CIA #3 (Administration Building)
Peacetree Mall (Bank of Montreal)
For more information please contact
the Akwesasne Justice Department at
613-575-2250 x 2400.
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