Principles for Treaty Making

by Gordon Gibson

Contents

• Introduction
• Reconciliation
• Finality
• Clarity
• Equity
• Disentanglement
• Equality in Law
• Small Governments, Large Powers
• Asset Management
• Individual Empowerment
• Transparency
• Important
• Other Matters
• Conclusion

This paper is the a publication under a study program funded by the John and Lotte Hecht Foundation. The Hecht Foundation project has as its goal the production of proposed principles to inform public consideration of the many emerging issues in aboriginal/non-aboriginal relations, and especially as relevant to the treaty process in British Columbia.

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