A-33.1 - Act respecting Cree, Inuit and Naskapi Native persons

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12. Any Cree or Naskapi beneficiary contemplated in sections 6 to 11.3 who is absent from the territory for ten consecutive years and is domiciled outside the territory is not entitled to exercise his rights, or to receive benefits granted to him by any law contemplated in section 5, as a Cree or Naskapi beneficiary.
Upon such person’s re-establishing his domicile in the territory, his entitlement to exercise his rights and to receive benefits as a Cree or Naskapi beneficiary revives.
1978, c. 97, s. 12; 1979, c. 25, s. 6; 2006, c. 28, s. 5.
12. Any Cree, Inuk or Naskapi beneficiary contemplated in sections 6 to 11.3 who is absent from the territory for ten consecutive years and is domiciled outside the territory is not entitled to exercise his rights, or to receive benefits granted to him by any law contemplated in section 5, as a Cree, Inuk or Naskapi beneficiary.
Upon such person’s re-establishing his domicile in the territory, his entitlement to exercise his rights and to receive benefits as a Cree, Inuk or Naskapi beneficiary revives.
1978, c. 97, s. 12; 1979, c. 25, s. 6.
12. Any beneficiary contemplated in sections 6 to 11 who is absent from the territory for ten consecutive years and is domiciled outside the territory is not entitled to exercise his rights, or to receive benefits granted to him by any law contemplated in section 5, as a beneficiary.
Upon such person’s re-establishing his domicile in the territory, his entitlement to exercise his rights and to receive benefits as a beneficiary revives.
1978, c. 97, s. 12.