Agreement in Principle

Agreement in Principle

Currently, Kitsumkalum has an Agreement-in-Principle (AIP) in place. The Kitsumkalum people voted to ratify the AIP in 2013 and the Kitsumkalum government signed it in August 2015.

The AIP provides a framework for what the Kitsumkalum Treaty will look like, but it is not legally binding. It is like a rough draft that is being tweaked and finalized through ongoing negotiations. The AIP vote was a way for the community to give Negotiators the mandate to finish negotiations for a Kitsumkalum Treaty.  The Final Agreement, or Treaty will result in the Kitsumkalum First Nations’ treaty.

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