That the new fiscal relationship should strengthen First Nations' exercise of their right to self-determination by supporting First Nations-led capacity enhancement.That the new fiscal relationship should constitute a regime that by design recognizes and is responsive to First Nations' right to self-determination – a recognition-of-rights approach.In committing to work together on co-development of a new fiscal relationship, AFN and IS officials embraced the following shared vision: The report articulates a shared vision for a new fiscal relationship for First Nations, reviews the ideas explored and lessons learned throughout the collaborative process, and presents recommendations for action. This report describes the co-development journey taken by officials from the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and Indigenous Services (IS) over the past 17 months under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed in July 2016. For the benefit of First Nations and of Canada as a whole, it must be changed. The existing fiscal relationship between First Nations and the Government of Canada is not working – for anyone. Annex 5 – Engagement on a New Fiscal Relationship between First Nations and the Crown.Annex 4 – Joint Presentation to the Regional Engagement Sessions.Annex 3 – List of Completed Joint Research Projects.Annex 2 – List of Technical Working Group Participating Departments and Organizations.
Continuing the Journey: Co-development of a New Fiscal Relationship
Options and Recommendations for a New Fiscal Relationship Shared Understanding of Challenges Facing First Nations Shared Vision for the New Fiscal Relationship
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