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Repeal DRIPA Immediately
Repeal DRIPA immediately, and undo the Interpretation Act amendments that give teeth to DRIPA legislation.
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We can only secure our future if we know exactly where our representatives stand on the issue of property rights. Every candidate for public office in BC is asked to commit to the following:
Repeal DRIPA immediately, and undo the Interpretation Act amendments that give teeth to DRIPA legislation.
There cannot be co-existence of aboriginal and fee simple title anywhere in BC. Pass a "Property Rights Clarification Act" that enshrines in legislation that all parcels held as fee simple, extinguish aboriginal title on that parcel. The legal and constitutional principle guiding this will be the appropriate assertion of parliamentary supremacy against activist judicial rulings.
Using political language loosely and inaccurately isn’t a joke. It has had grave consequences on our society broadly, from legal recognition to public morale. Our sovereignty and unity as a free and fair democracy is not up for negotiation. Public institutions need to reflect this. End the practice of land acknowledgements by publicly funded institutions.
Promise that there will be no regulatory authority or co-management of public lands. No native tribe can have independent authority to regulate or veto improvements and operations on Crown land, nor on government-regulated assets tied to privately held property.
Canada belongs to Canadians. All Canadians. Full stop. Accessing public lands is a universal component of Canadian life. There can be no special distinctions based on race and lineage. Equal access to Crown land and public parks.
When billions of dollars of your money are at stake, you deserve to know. We demand a STOP to secret treaty negotiations, and an introduction of a hard deadline on how long treaty negotiations can take place.
Ensure all treaties are conducted on a fast, fair and final basis.
Join homeowners, realtors, brokers, lawyers, notaries, builders, developers and residents across British Columbia calling on our leaders to defend private property rights.
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