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This document is a template for creating a Policy.
Information Sharing Policy - Hul'qumi'num Treaty Group
Whereas significant portions of data collected to assist treaty negotiations will be culturally or spiritually sensitive.
Policy Procedures for Community-based Decisions - Dena Kayeh Institute
1. The [X] First Nation requires a written request from the proponent for ____ ____ consent and support to a project or when a Crown agency refers a project for consultation purposes to begin engagement and to trigger policy direction.
Updated Procedures For Meeting Legal Obligations When Consulting First Nations
The Province of British Columbia has a duty to consult and where required, accommodate First Nations whenever it proposes a decision or activity that could impact treaty rights or aboriginal rights (including title) - claimed or proven. The duty stems from court decisions and is consistent with the Province’s commitment to building a new relationship with First Nations.
A Coastal Areas Protection Policy for New Brunswick
Introduction....................................................................1
What We Have to Protect:
The Importance of our Coastal Areas .......................... 2
Why Protection is Becoming Increasingly Important:
Issues Affecting our Approach to Coastal Areas ......... 3
Understanding the Coastal Eco-system:
Lower Similkameen Indian Band - Governance Policies
ABORIGINAL MAPPING NETWORK DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM
Administrator Handbook
June 2, 2009
Exploring Best Practices: A Policy Resource Tool for First Nations Negotiating Major Project Agreements in BC
Many First Nations in this province have either negotiated agreements on major projects in various sectors or are poised to. These agreements involve resource projects at the territorial level and others involve on-reserve developments.
