

LAC SEUL FIRST NATION
LAND CODE DEVELOPMENT
Lac Seul First Nation Land Code
What is a Land Code?
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The land code is a land law specific to LSFN and will replace the 44 land management provisions of the Indian Act.
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The land code and its contents will be drafted by Lac Seul First Nation and its membership and will make provisions for the following matters:
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Identifying the reserve lands to be managed.
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Develop general rules and procedures for the use and occupation of these lands by members and others.
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The making and publishing of Lac Seul land laws.
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The land code provides increased protection for reserve land and resources.
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What is an Individual Agreement?
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Negotiated between the First Nation and Canada to deal with such matters as:
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Reserve lands to be managed
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Specifics of the transfer of the administration of land from Canada to the First Nation
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Transfer of revenue and capital monies
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An interim environmental assessment process
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Funding
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What is the Community Ratification Process?
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The procedure for the community ratification process is developed by the community in accordance with the Framework Agreement
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Every eligible voter 18 yrs.+ as of last voting day must have the opportunity to freely vote
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Inclusive of On-Reserve and Off-Reserve Voters
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In-person Polling Stations; or
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Mail-in or electronic voting.
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Download the Draft LSFN Land Code:
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Summary of the LSFN Draft Land Code:
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Summary of the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management
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Framework Agreement on First Nations Land Management:
Individual Agreement and Summary:
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Community Ratification Process (CRP) and Summary:
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Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management Act (FAFNLMA)
Lac Seul First Nation Maps
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View the Frequently Asked Questions about the Land Code Process:
Newsletters:
First Issue: LSFN Land Code Newsletter. Released in October 2019
Brochures:
Background photo by Bobby Binguis Photography