Indigenous Services Canada runs the Indian lands registry.
The registry was revamped a couple of years back, but only because of the need for more privacy. It used to be open to the public. Anybody in Canada could look into that registry and find out what was happening on reserve lands, whether permits were being given or whether things were happening on those particular parcels of reserve land, so there was a privacy issue. It has since been changed, and now only first nations and their land managers, or somebody responsible from the first nation, can access the lands registry.
Everything can use improvement. With regard to where it's at now, I think it's working as intended.