Given the fact that Liard First Nation has not considered its final agreement and the potential for oil and gas development within the Liard Basin, along with the possible impact of oil and gas development on Liard First Nation and its members, Liard First Nation has followed the passage of the federal Canada-Yukon Oil and Gas Accord Implementation Act and the Yukon Oil and Gas Act very carefully.

The period necessary for the repayment of deposits should take into account cases where schemes have difficulty in determining the amount of repayment and the rights of the depositor, in particular if deposits arise from residential housing transactions or certain life events, if a depositor is not absolutely entitled to the sums held on an account, if the deposit is the subject of a legal dispute or competing claims to the sums held on the account or if the deposit is the subject of economic sanctions imposed by national governments or international bodies.

subject to Article 7(3) of this Directive, deposits made by other credit institutions on their own behalf and for their own account;

Within five years of the entry into force of the directive , the Commission will submit a report to the Parliament and the Council, evaluating the impact of the variety of cost recovery systems, and if necessary in the light of this evaluation, submit a proposal introducing a system involving a fixed component of at least one third of the waste recovery costs incurred to ports by ship-generated waste, or an alternative system with equivalent effects.

the Account Holder information contains a current mailing or residence address in the Reportable Jurisdiction, one or more telephone numbers in that Reportable Jurisdiction (and no telephone number in Liechtenstein or the Member State of the Reporting Financial Institution, as the context requires) or standing instructions (with respect to Financial Accounts other than Depository Accounts) to transfer funds to an account maintained in a Reportable Jurisdiction, and the Reporting Financial Institution obtains, or has previously reviewed and maintains a record of:

Alberta's oil reserves are sourced in the following ways: by strip mining shallow bitumen sands deposits, where 90% recovery of original oil-in-place is achieved; by in situ extraction of bitumen sands in deeper deposits using cyclic steam stimulation, now achieving recovery factors of 35% to 40%; by steam-assisted gravity drainage, typically achieving recovery factors exceeding 50%, and sometimes up to 70%; by in situ extraction of bitumen carbonate deposits, where two successful commercial-scale pilot projects in the Grosmont deposit are now both proceeding to full scale-development; and by multiple fracking of horizontal wells in tight oil shales containing a large oil resource little developed as yet, but classed as “proved undeveloped”, based o ...[+++]n success exploiting analogous tight oil shales in the U.S. These recent developments and improvements in recovery factors indicate Alberta's proved oil reserves are 848 billion barrels.