61 st Legislature - 2 nd Session An Act Respecting the Enforcement of First Nations Laws and the Prosecution of Offences under First Nations Laws
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Bill overview
Bill 61-2-50, “61 st Legislature - 2 nd Session An Act Respecting the Enforcement of First Nations Laws and the Prosecution of Offences under First Nations Laws”, is a New Brunswick bill from session 61-2.
Its latest recorded status is “Introduced”.
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What you need to know
This bill in New Brunswick introduces measures to enforce First Nations laws and prosecute offences under them. It would allow First Nations to create their own laws and have them enforced by the provincial government, with the goal of promoting self-governance and accountability. The bill also establishes a framework for investigating and prosecuting crimes committed under First Nations laws, with the aim of ensuring that offenders are held accountable for their actions.
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Vote roll
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