When you do things under this Act, you must act in a way that fits with the obligations from existing Treaty settlements. You need to think about how your actions will affect these settlements. This means you should consider the Treaty settlements that are in place at the time you are doing something under this Act. When you are making decisions or taking actions, you should remember that this rule does not apply to courts or people making judicial decisions. They have different rules to follow. This is just to make things clear. The term 'existing Treaty settlements' refers to the Treaty settlements that are in place when you are doing something under this Act. This includes any settlements that have been agreed to before or after this Act started. You should consider all of these settlements when making decisions or taking actions.