About Our Land Code
What is the LAND CODE?
​The land code is a land law specific to Lytton First Nation (LFN) and will replace the 44 land management provisions of the Indian Act.
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The land code has been drafted by LFN and its membership and covers the following matters:
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Identifying the reserve lands to be managed.
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Develop general rules and procedures for the use and occupation of these lands by members and others.
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The making and publishing of LFN land laws.
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The land code provides increased protection for reserve land and resources.
What is an
INDIVIDUAL AGREEMENT?
An Agreement negotiated between our First Nation and Canada to deal with such matters as:
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Reserve lands to be managed
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Specifics of the transfer of the administration of land from Canada to the First Nation
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Transfer of revenue and capital monies
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An interim environmental assessment process
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Funding​
What is the COMMUNITY RATIFICATION PROCESS (CRP)?
The procedure for the Community Ratification Process (CRP) is developed by the community in accordance with the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management.
Ratification Documents
Lytton First Nation Land Code
Individual Agreement
LFN Community Engagement Resources
Land Code information: Answers to your questions
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Newsletters​
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Brochures and Handouts
LFN Land Code Meetings, Presentations & Events
PRESENTATIONS
MEETINGS
Additional Instruments Under Annex C within the Individual Agreement: Telus
Community Ratification Process (the CRP)
Additional Instruments Under Annex C within the Individual Agreement: Hydro Easement
Additional Reference Information
The Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management
Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management Act (FAFNLMA)
First Nation
Signatories to the
Framework Agreement
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Signatories Video
