Jean Crowder

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NDP MP for Nanaimo—Cowichan (B.C.)

Won her last election, in 2011, with 48.90% of the vote.

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Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, how can the federal government justify increasing operating expenses for AANDC while simultaneously reducing the funds allocated to grants and contributions for first nations communities?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, did the department recommend or undertake consultations with aboriginal peoples regarding the Canada-China FIPA agreement? There is a court challenge pending.

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Have all the government bills tabled in this Parliament that affect aboriginal peoples' rights met the legal requirement for consultation and accommodation, as defined by the courts?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, I suppose my time does not get extended.

Have all the government bills tabled in this Parliament—I am sorry, Mr. Chair.

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, have all the government bills tabled in this Parliament that affect aboriginal peoples' rights met the legal requirement for consultation and accommodation, as defined by the courts?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, the government keeps talking about willing partners.

What is the government's plan to work with unwilling partners since the government has a constitutional obligation to do so?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, what is the status of the Labrador Inuit land claims agreement, in principle?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, has NunatuKavut Community Council land claim been accepted by the department?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, is the Kelly Lake Cree Nation claim one of the claims the government is still deciding on?

Business of Supply May 9th, 2013

Mr. Chair, that actually was not the question.

My next question is, is the Kelly Lake Cree Nation claim one of the claims the government is still deciding on?