Intergovernmental Relations
As we transition from an Indian Act band to a self-governing Treaty Nation, Kitselas will develop overall strategies and plans to manage the evolving inter-governmental relations with other levels of government – Canada, BC, RDKS, City of Terrace, neighbouring First Nations.
Below, learn more about key Implementation questions and deliverables with respect to intergovernmental relations and engagement opportunities for Kitselas Citizens.
Key Implementation Questions
- How will existing agreements and protocols guide implementation efforts?
- What constitutional aspects need review for Effective Date?
- How will relationships with other governments change as Kitselas transitions to a self-government treaty Nation?
Key Implementation Deliverables
- Reviewing the Kitselas Constitution for any aspects required for Effective Date.
- Managing evolving inter-governmental relations with Canada, BC, Regional Districts (RDKS), neighbouring First Nations, City of Terrace, RCMP, School District, and Hospital.
- This includes discussions on “overlap” protocols, service delivery agreements, and exploring new opportunities.
Community Engagement Opportunities
Ongoing engagement with various governmental and community entities to clarify and develop new relationships and agreements.