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9. Water conservation measures that do not injure other water <br /> <br />rights should be aggressively pursued. <br /> <br />10. There must b e an ongoing, concerted effort to educate all <br /> <br />Colorad o ans on the importance of water, and the need to <br />conserve, manage, and plan for the needs of this and future <br />generations. <br /> <br />I V . R O T C <br /> <br /> OL ES F HE OMMITTEE <br /> <br /> The IBCC will: <br /> <br />1. Provide a forum to develop and dis seminate information, create <br /> <br />a positive environment for a statewide perspective, and develop <br />a vision for statewide water negotiations; <br />2. Serve as a forum for discussing and addressing the socio - <br /> <br />economic , recreation and environmental impacts of water <br />develo pment and management, as well as potential impacts on <br />the ability of the state to use its entitlements and meet its <br />Interstate Compact requirements. <br />3. Assist in finding resources to enable R oundtables to develop <br /> <br />basin - wide visions; <br />4. Encourage development of a common technical platform upon <br /> <br />which negotiations can be based; <br />5. Guide the process of negotiating interbasin compacts and other <br /> <br />agreements by providing a framework that creates incentives for <br />successful deliberations, agreements, and their implementation; <br />and <br />6. Perform all other roles and functions of the IBCC identified in <br /> <br />legislation. <br /> <br />V. U N C <br /> SE OF THE EGOTIATION HARTER <br /> <br />1. Discussions or n egotiations conducted under the framework of <br /> <br />the IBCC offer an opportunity for parties with water rights, <br />project propone nts, others concerned about water issues and <br />Basin Roundtables to collaboratively search for solutions that <br />hold mutual benefit, avoid litigation, and are sustainable and <br />stable. <br /> <br />2. While a ll negotiations are voluntary and may be conducted <br /> <br />directly between the parties with water rights, project <br />proponents, others concerned about water issues and Basin <br />IBCC Charter Page 4 of 10 <br />