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�� PRIVATE PROPERTY
The referendum confirmed the BC government's long-standing principle that private property (fee simple land) is not on the negotiation table, except on a willing-buyer, willing-seller basis. In urban areas where Crown land is limited, private property available from willing sellers may be critical to achieving final treaties.

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Negotiations Calendar

Every treaty table has an Openness Protocol that sets out times that the general public may attend negotiations. Open main table negotiation sessions are frequent, advertised in local media and listed below. Members of the public are invited to attend and observe these sessions. Many sessions include an open question and answer period.

2005 PERIOD

Tuesday,November 1

Ktunaxa/Kinbasket Treaty Council
Thursday, November 10 Te'mexw Treaty Association

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