Bill C-21
2nd reading · Commons
Red River Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Treaty Act
This bill makes the Red River Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Treaty law, formally recognizing the Red River Métis Nation's right to govern itself.
Sponsor · Hon. Rebecca Alty
What it means for you
The Red River Métis would gain legally recognized self-government powers, giving them more control over their own laws, institutions, and services.
The debate · 1 points
Critics say
- Critics say the bill would take away certain rights, including religious freedom, by using the notwithstanding clause to override them.
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