Indigenous Peoples FPIC Protocols

The steps to be considered in the workplan will include: 1. Information Sharing  Provision by KI of a provisional description of its homeland.  Provision by Ontario of past decisions and actions still operative in relation to Proponent which may have had or may yet have an adverse effect on KI known and asserted rights, and all possible contemplated decisions and actions in respect of Proponent’s activities in KI traditional territory that may have an adverse effect on KI known and asserted rights, including: the type, content and description of the decision or action;  An outline of any statutory, regulatory or common law requirements and policies or guidelines in respect of such decision or action;  Any timelines or deadlines in respect of the decision or action;  Who and/or what the decision might affect and how;  A description of the decision making process as currently designed and any current parties to this.  Provision by the Proponent of all relevant information pertaining to its proposed project in KI traditional territory, including:  Exact location of proposed project;  Exact location and composition of camps and activity in and around camps;  Routes and flight times of any helicopters and other air transport in respect of the proposed project;  Routes and transport times of any land transport in respect of the proposed project;  All possible environment impacts pertaining to the proposed activities, including impacts to air (including noise), land, water, plants, animals, humans, ecosystems, and all feasible mitigation measures that could be taken to prevent or minimize such impacts (description of these, including costs and effects)  Information pertaining to economic viability of the proposed project.