The law of consultation and accommodation has been the main theme of most of the Aboriginal law cases over the past decade.
Nonetheless, the law in this area remains in a state of flux. For people working directly or indirectly in this area, keeping abreast of these changes and developments is essential.
At this one-day conference, our expert faculty will provide an overview and analysis of key recent developments and their practical implications, along with time for debate, questions and dialogue from attendees.
Issues to be Addressed:
An update on the evolving case law in this area and its practical implications
Understanding the unresolved issues in this area of law
The evolving role of administrative tribunals
An update on consultation issues impacting the Métis
The role of consultation in the BC treaty process
Determining what is considered adequate consultation
Current issues and the role of consultation and accommodation in the environmental assessment process
Recent development s related to impact benefit agreements
Who Should Attend:
Aboriginal leaders, officials, councillors and elders
Lawyers practising in Aboriginal law, environmental law, natural resources and energy law or constitutional law
Academics
Project managers, executives and others working in Aboriginal governance, finance or business development
Negotiators, mediators and consultants
Business and land developers
Federal, provincial and municipal officials and lawyers
Industry executives, project managers and in-house counsel
Owners and managers of resource companies operating on Crown or Aboriginal land
Executives and managers of Aboriginal relations
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