That is what we said during the election campaign (1320) I am wondering what happened in this country to the doctrine of the living wage.

It wanted to hire people who espoused its doctrine, who were able to do its dirty work, and shamelessly compromise themselves, people like the infamous Serge Paquette and Richard Bélisle, who were both former Liberal candidates, one in the 1988 general election, the other in a provincial election.

To give effect to, preserve and promote the treaty relationship's doctrine of mutual consent and reconciliation, Canada must not impose Canada's vision of the treaty relationship and Canada's standards for reconciling this relationship with government and corporate actions; Canada must not impose arbitrarily narrow time frames during which the elected leadership of First Nations must respond to the demands of the government, such as in the case of responding to notices of a pending federal government decisions; Canada must not create uncertainty in First Nation authority and community decision-making processes by imposing the jurisdict ...[+++]ion of the federal government or institutions over matters that would otherwise be addressed by the elected First Nation leadership and through community-based processes; Canada must not impose any review of the First Nation customary laws, beliefs, values and principles by the federal government or federal institutions without a corresponding requirement for the federal government to take into account how the MKO First Nations perceive inherent, treaty, constitutional, individual and collective rights, as well as First Nations' concepts of transparency, access, and accountability; Canada must recognize that a source of many issues affecting the treaty relationship arise directly from the federal government policies, including the significant and persistent under-funding of education, social services, housing and infrastructure that are administered under the authority of First Nation governments and that are beyond the capacity of most First Nations governments to remedy.