 Judge sides with First Nations band who had resisted a new law intended to force financial disclosure | National PostMisc CDN | 207157 hits | Oct 28 12:50 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  A federal court judge has sided with First Nations who had resisted a new law intended to force disclosure of detailed band financial informationCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Perfect.
It makes sense that the government can't unilaterally impose obligations on FN outside of the Treaty process.
Yeah! Those darn judges and their obsession with the rule of law. Why can't we just do whatever we feel like whenever we feel like it, instead of worrying about what's "legal" (whatever that word means)?
It makes sense that the government can't unilaterally impose obligations on FN outside of the Treaty process.
Why are you against a basic amount of accountability?
Do you not thing that Bands should have to account for the millions we give them?
Yeah! Those darn judges and their obsession with the rule of law. Why can't we just do whatever we feel like whenever we feel like it, instead of worrying about what's "legal" (whatever that word means)?
It makes sense that the government can't unilaterally impose obligations on FN outside of the Treaty process.
If there's a treaty speaking to the issue then you're absolutely right.
The government's only play here is to refuse to make any further payments unless they get what they want. The FN are free to refuse those terms under their treaty.