Kitsumkalum Agreement-in-Principle
10.
Kitsumkalum Law under paragraph 4 prevails to the extent of a Conflict with Federal Law or
Provincial Law.
Kitsumkalum Artifacts
11.
The Final Agreement will set out provisions for the lending to, sharing of or transfer to
Kitsumkalum of Kitsumkalum Artifacts, if any, in the permanent collection of the Canadian
Museum of Civilization.
12.
The Final Agreement will set out provisions for the lending to or transfer to Kitsumkalum of
certain Kitsumkalum Artifacts, if any, in the permanent collection of Parks Canada.
13.
The Final Agreement will set out provisions for the lending to, sharing of or transfer to
Kitsumkalum of Kitsumkalum Artifacts, if any, in the permanent collection of the Royal British
Columbia Museum.
14.
At the request of Kitsumkalum, Canada or British Columbia, respectively, will make reasonable
efforts to facilitate Kitsumkalum’s access to Kitsumkalum Artifacts, Kitsumkalum
Archaeological Human Remains, in other public collections in Canada.
Archaeological Human Remains
15.
At the request of Kitsumkalum, Canada or British Columbia will return any Kitsumkalum
Archaeological Human Remains and associated burial objects held by Canada or British
Columbia at the Effective Date in accordance with Federal Law and policy and Provincial Law.
16.
If, after the Effective Date, Kitsumkalum Archaeological Human Remains and associated burial
objects come into the possession or under the control of Canada or British Columbia, Canada or
British Columbia will, at the request of Kitsumkalum, transfer the Kitsumkalum Archaeological
Human Remains and associated burial objects to Kitsumkalum in accordance with Federal Law
and policy and Provincial Law.
17.
In the event of competing claims with another aboriginal group as to whether Archaeological
Human Remains and associated burial objects are Kitsumkalum Archaeological Human
Remains and associated burial objects, Kitsumkalum will provide to Canada or British
Columbia, as applicable, written confirmation that the dispute has been resolved in favour of
Kitsumkalum before further negotiations of the transfer of the Kitsumkalum Archaeological
Human Remains and associated burial objects.
Heritage Sites
18.
On the Effective Date, British Columbia will commence the provincial designation process
under the Heritage Conservation Act for sites of cultural or historic significance set out in
Appendix I of the Final Agreement.
Place Names
19.
Kitsumkalum and British Columbia will negotiate and attempt to reach agreement on a list of
geographic features and places, set out in the Final Agreement, to be named or renamed with
their traditional names.
20.
After the Effective Date, Kitsumkalum may propose that British Columbia name or rename
other geographic features with traditional names, and British Columbia will consider those
proposals in accordance with Provincial Law and policy and procedures.
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