DRAFT: May 10, 2005

1. Aboriginal Horizontal Framework DRAFT: May 10, 2005

2. Theme High Level Outcome Statement DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Sub-Theme Outcome Statement Program: Primary Display (black) – Sub-sub-theme that best captures program’s main objectives Program: Secondary Display (yellow) – Sub-sub-theme that has strong linkages to the program. Sub-Sub-Theme Programs: Primary Display – Black Secondary Display- Yellow TBC – To be confirmed

3. Aboriginal Horizontal Framework DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Health Life-Long Learning Safe & Sustainable Communities Housing Economic Opportunity Lands & Resources Governance & Relationships

4. Primary Health Care Access to quality primary health care Health Promotion Awareness of health risks & the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles Health Protection Identify, prevent, control & address communicable diseases & environmental health hazards affecting communities Supplementary Health Benefits Access to defined benefits based on client health needs Health Governance & Infrastructure Support First Nation & Inuit people have a key role in planning, managing & delivering their health care and provide appropriate health infrastructure DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Health Improved Health of Aboriginal Peoples Access to Physician Services Family & Child Health Communicable Disease Control Health Planning & Management Mental Health & Addictions Environmental Health & Research Health Information Management Nursing Services Chronic Disease Prevention Health Facilities Home Care Nutrition Health Human Resources Dental Care Emergency Preparedness & Security Provincial & Territorial Agreements

5. Health Improved Health of Aboriginal Peoples DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Primary Health Care Access to quality primary health care Health Promotion Health Protection Supplementary Health Benefits Health Governance & Infrastructure Support Access to Physician Services Support Services for Physicians (HC) Nursing Services FNIHB Nursing Direct Services (HC) FN/I Community Primary Health Care (HC) Adult Care Type 1 & 2 (INAC) FN/I Home & Community Care (HC) Assisted Living (INAC) Home Care Dental Care FN/I Oral Health Strategy (HC)

6. Health Improved Health of Aboriginal Peoples DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Primary Health Care Health Promotion Awareness of health risks & the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles Health Protection Supplementary Health Benefits Health Governance & Infrastructure Support Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (HC, PHAC) Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (PHAC, HC) Early Learning and Childcare Development (HC, INAC, HRSDC, PHAC) -Aboriginal Head Start On-Reserve (HC) -Aboriginal Head Start in Urban & Northern Communities (PHAC) -First Nations Child and Family Services Head Start –NB (INAC) -Child Daycare Program – Ontario & Alberta (INAC) Community Action Plan for Children (PHAC) Targeted Sports Programs for Aboriginals - Aboriginal Sport Circle, Arctic Winter Games, North American Indigenous Games (PCH) Brighter Futures (HC) Building Healthy Communities (HC) National Native Alcohol & Drug Abuse -Residential Treatment Program (HC) National Native Alcohol & Drug Abuse -Community-based Program (HC) Community Action Program for Children (PHAC) Canada’s Drug Strategy (HC) Youth Solvent Abuse Program (HC) Tobacco Control Strategy (HC) Innu Healing Strategy (HC, INAC, PSEPC) Youth Suicide Prevention (HC) Whitestone: An Aboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Program (RCMP) Family & Child Health Mental Health & Addictions Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (HC) Nutrition & Physical Activity Promotion (HC) Injury Prevention (HC) Chronic Disease Prevention Nutrition Food Safety (HC)

7. Health Improved Health of Aboriginal Peoples DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Primary Health Care Health Promotion Health Protection Identify, prevent, control & address communicable diseases & environmental health hazards affecting communities Supplementary Health Benefits Health Governance & Infrastructure Support Non-Reserve FN/I & Métis Communities HIV/AIDS Project Fund (PHAC) National Aboriginal Council on HIV/AIDS (PHAC) HIV/AIDS Strategy (HC) -Non-reserve FN, Inuit, Métis (PHAC) Tuberculosis Elimination Strategy (HC) Immunization (HC) Communicable Disease Control Environmental Health Science Research & Water Research (HC) Environmental Health Program (HC) -Transportation of Dangerous Goods (HC) -Drinking Water Safety (HC) Environmental Health Research (HC) Environmental Health & Research

8. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Health Improved Health of Aboriginal Peoples Primary Health Care Health Promotion Health Protection Supplementary Health Benefits Access to defined benefits based on client health needs Health Governance & Infrastructure Support Non-Insured Health Benefits Program (HC) -Pharmacy Benefits -Transportation Benefits -Health Vision Benefits -Dental Benefits -Health Premiums -FN/I Benefits Management

9. Health Improved Health of Aboriginal Peoples Primary Health Care Health Promotion Health Protection Supplementary Health Benefits Health Governance & Infrastructure Support First Nation & Inuit people have a key role in planning, managing & delivering their health care, and provide appropriate health infrastructure DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Health Consultations Health Services Transfers to First Nations Primary Health Care Transition Fund – Aboriginal Envelope (HC) Health Planning & Management NAHO (HC) Primary Care Electronic Health Records (HC) Alberta First Nations Tele-health Program (HC) Health Information Management Health Facilities Health Facilities Construction, Operations & Maintenance (HC) FN/I Community Medicine & Health Support (HC) Health Human Resource Strategy (HC) FN/I Nursing Health Care Support (HC) Health Careers (HC) Health Human Resources Hospital & Physician Services (HC, INAC) Hospital Health Care Services for FN/I (HC) Funding Transfer to the Govt. of NFLD for FN/I Health Services (HC) F/P/T ECD Agreement (HC) Emergency Preparedness & Security FN/I Health – PSAT Emergency Preparedness (HC) Provincial & Territorial Agreements

10. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Life-Long Learning Maximized participation and success in early learning, education, training and skills development built on Aboriginal heritage Early Learning & Childcare Aboriginal children have the best possible start in life and are entering school ready to learn Kindergarten to Grade 12 First Nations and Inuit students stay and succeed in school and have the skills and knowledge to go into higher learning Post Secondary Education Increased access and success in post-secondary education for Aboriginal Peoples Careers and Skills Development Aboriginal Peoples access and succeed in ongoing skills development Languages & Cultures Retention and promotion of Aboriginal languages and cultures in the community as part of life-long learning Elementary / Secondary Education Culture Heritage/History Aboriginal Languages & Living Culture Special Education Learning Tools Artistic Expression

11. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Life-Long Learning Maximized participation and success in early learning, education, training and skills development built on Aboriginal heritage Early Learning & Childcare Aboriginal children have the best possible start in life and are entering school ready to learn Kindergarten to Grade 12 Post Secondary Education Careers and Skills Development Languages & Cultures Early Learning and Childcare Development (HRSDC, HC, PHAC) -Aboriginal Head Start On-Reserve (HC) -Aboriginal Head Start in Urban & Northern Communities (PHAC) -First Nations Child and Family Services Head Start – NB (INAC) -Child Daycare Program – Ontario & Alberta (INAC) -First Nations and Inuit Childcare Initiative (HRSDC)

12. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Life-Long Learning Maximized participation and success in early learning, education, training and skills development built on Aboriginal heritage Early Childhood Development Kindergarten to Grade 12 First Nations and Inuit students stay and succeed in school and have the skills and knowledge to go into higher learning Post Secondary Education Careers and Skills Development Languages & Cultures Core Education Funding (INAC) Teacher Recruitment and Retention (INAC) Parental and Community Engagement & Pilot (INAC) New Paths for Education (INAC) Miq Mak Education (INAC) * James Bay & Northern Quebec Agreement – Education Component (INAC)* Elementary / Secondary Education High-Cost Special Education (INAC) Special Education First Nations SchoolNet (IC) E-Spirit (BDC) National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation -Blueprint for the Future (BFF) and Industry in the Classroom Learning Tools

13. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Life-Long Learning Maximized participation and success in early learning, education, training and skills development built on Aboriginal heritage Early Childhood Development Kindergarten to Grade 12 Post Secondary Education Increased access and success in post-secondary education for Aboriginal Peoples Careers and Skills Development Languages & Cultures Post-Secondary Education (INAC) Legal Studies for Aboriginal Peoples Program (Jus) National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation – Scholarships -Education Scholarship Program (various departments) -Post-Secondary Education Scholarship Program (PCH) -Aboriginal Health Careers Program (HC) -Aboriginal Veterans Scholarship Trust (VAC) Dental Training Program (HC)

14. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Life-Long Learning Maximized participation and success in early learning, education, training and skills development built on Aboriginal heritage Early Childhood Development Kindergarten to Grade 12 Post Secondary Education Careers and Skills Development Aboriginal Peoples access and succeed in ongoing skills development Languages & Cultures First Nations & Inuit Youth Employment Strategy (INAC) -First Nations & Inuit Career Promotion and Awareness -First Nations & Inuit Science and Technology Program -First Nations & Inuit Student Summer Employment -First Nations & Inuit Youth Work Experience Program Aboriginal Skills & Employment Partnership (HRSDC) Cree Regional Authority (HRSDC) Aboriginal Human Resource Development Sector Council (HRSDC) Aboriginal Workforce Participant Initiative (INAC) Aboriginal Student Internship Program (HRSDC) –TBC Aboriginal/FN Summer Student Employment Program (CCRA, NRC, RCMP) – TBC Career Place/Skill Net (IC) Aboriginal Youth Training Program (RCMP) – TBC Aboriginal Training in Museum Practices ( Canadian Museum of Civilization) - TBC Aboriginal Human Resource Development Strategy Program (HRSDC): -Capacity Building -Labour Market Programming -Disabilities Programming -Youth Programming -Urban Programming Housing Internship Initiative for First Nations and Inuit Youth (CMHC) Young Canada Works for Aboriginal Urban Youth (PCH) Land Management Training (INAC) Junior Canadian Rangers (DND) Canadian Forces Aboriginal Entry Program (DND) Health Human Resource Strategy (HC) Aboriginal Health Careers Program (HC)

15. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Life-Long Learning Maximized participation and success in early learning, education, training and skills development built on Aboriginal heritage Early Childhood Development Kindergarten to Grade 12 Post Secondary Education & Vocational Training Working Years/ Careers and Skills Development Languages & Cultures Retention and promotion of Aboriginal languages and cultures in the community as part of life-long learning Museums Assistance Program – Aboriginal Component (PCH) Aboriginal Programs and Services (Library and Archives Canada) Aboriginal Collections and Exhibitions (Canadian Museum of Civilization) Northern Native Broadcast Access Program (PCH) Northern Distribution Program (PCH) Aboriginal Languages Initiative (PCH) Territorial Language Accords (PCH) Canadian Television Fund – Aboriginal Languages (Telefilm / PCH) National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (PCH, INAC, HC, HRSCD) Inuit Cultural Grants (INAC) National Aboriginal Day (INAC / PCH) Aboriginal Canada Portal (INAC) Cultural Education Centres (INAC) CBC North TV and Radio (CBC) Aboriginal Friendship Centre Program (PCH) Aboriginal Women’s Program (PCH) Urban Multipurpose Aboriginal Youth Centre Program (PCH) Targeted Sports Programs for Aboriginals - Aboriginal Sport Circle, Arctic Winter Games, North American Indigenous Games (PCH) Aboriginal Head Start on Reserve (PCH) Cultural Heritage / History Grants to Aboriginal Writers, Storytellers & Publishers (CCA) Annual Support and Production Project Grants to Aboriginal Peoples (CCA) Developmental Support to Aboriginal Theatre Organizations (CCA) Assistance to Aboriginal Curators for Residences in Visual Arts (CCA) Aboriginal Music Program (CCA) Grants to Aboriginal Dance Professionals (CCA) Inuit Art Centre (INAC) Indian Art Centre(INAC) Inuit Art Foundation (INAC) Aboriginal Art Collections (National Gallery of Canada) Aboriginal Languages & Living Cultures Artistic Expression

16. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Safe & Sustainable Communities Aboriginal communities are safe, stable and sustainable Social Support and Community Well-being Strengthen individual, family and community well-being Community Safety & Justice Just, peaceful and safe Aboriginal communities Community Infrastructure Community infrastructure is reasonably comparable to that of other Canadian communities of similar size and geographic region Social Support Prevention Individual & Family Well-being Policing Community Support Emergency Management Justice Corrections

17. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Safe & Sustainable Communities Aboriginal communities are safe, stable and sustainable Social Support and Community Well-being Strengthen individual, family and community well-being Community Safety & Justice Community Infrastructure Assisted Living (INAC) Income Assistance (INAC) Adult Care Type 1 & 2 (INAC) Social Support National Child Benefit Re-Investment (INAC) Family Violence Program (INAC) Family Violence Initiative (SWC) First Nations Child and Family Services (INAC) Managing Individual Affairs (INAC) Individual & Family Well-being Aboriginal Friendship Centre Program (PCH) Aboriginal Women’s Program (PCH) Urban Multipurpose Aboriginal Youth Centre Program (PCH) Urban Aboriginal Strategy – Pilot Projects (INAC) Innu Healing Strategy (HC, INAC, PSEPC) Aboriginal Healing Foundation Community Support

18. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Safe & Sustainable Communities Aboriginal communities are safe, stable and sustainable Social Support and Community Well-being Community Safety & Justice Just, peaceful and safe Aboriginal communities Community Infrastructure National Crime Prevention Strategy: Aboriginal Pillar (PSEPC) -First Nation Crime Prevention Program (PSEPC) -Aboriginal Community Crime Prevention (PSEPC) -RCMP Crime Prevention Initiative (RCMP) Prevention First Nations Policing Program (PSEPC) Community, Contract & Aboriginal Policing Services (RCMP) First Nations Organized Crime Initiative (PSEPC) Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy Program (DFO) Aboriginal Aquatic Resource and Oceans Management (AAROM) (DFO) Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Initiative/Multi-disciplinary Conservation Officers, Aboriginal Guardian Program (DFO) Policing Emergency Management Assistance (INAC) Specialized Fire Protection, Engineering & Inspection Services for FN on Reserve (HRSDC) Canadian Ranger Patrol Group (DND) Emergency Management Enhanced Aboriginal Community Corrections Initiative (PSEPC) Aboriginal Correctional Programs (CSC) Community-Based Corrections (CSC) Cultural Services and Interventions (CSC) Oversight of Correctional Operation (OCI) Justice Aboriginal Justice Strategy (DOJ) Aboriginal Courtwork Program (DOJ) Youth Justice Renewal Initiative: Aboriginal Specific (DOJ) Management of Indian Residential Schools Litigation (OIRSC) Indian Residential School Resolution (OIRSC) Corrections

19. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Safe & Sustainable Communities Aboriginal communities are safe, stable and sustainable Social Support and Community Well-being Community Safety & Justice Community Infrastructure Community infrastructure is reasonably comparable to that of other Canadian communities of similar size and geographic region Capital Facilities & Maintenance Program (INAC) -Community Infrastructure -Water & Sewer (HC & INAC) -Education Assets and Facilities -Housing Broadband for Rural & Northern Development (IC) Municipal Waste Water (EC, DFO) Infrastructure Canada Program – First Nations (INAC/Infrastructure Canada) Infrastructure Canada – FN Component (INAC, Infrastructure Canada) Community, Contract & Aboriginal Policing Services -Police Stations (RCMP) Health Facilities Construction,Operation & Maintenance (HC)

20. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Housing Aboriginal Peoples have improved access to suitable, adequate, affordable housing and related support Housing on-reserve First Nations have improved access to a sustainable system of suitable, adequate and affordable on-reserve housing Housing off-reserve Aboriginal Peoples have improved access to suitable, adequate and affordable off-reserve housing The Housing System Homelessness New Construction Subsidizing Existing Social Housing Repair and Renovation Repair and Renovation

21. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Housing Aboriginal Peoples have improved access to suitable, adequate, affordable housing and related support Housing on-reserve First Nations have improved access to a sustainable system of suitable, adequate and affordable on-reserve housing Housing off-reserve Aboriginal Capacity Development (CMHC) Housing Internship Initiative for First Nations and Inuit Youth (CMHC) The Housing System On-Reserve Non-Profit (CMHC) Capital Facilities & Maintenance Program (INAC): -Housing (INAC) New Construction Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program: On-Reserve (CMHC) Shelter Enhancement Program (CMHC) Home Adaptations for Seniors’ Independence (CMHC) Repair and Renovation

22. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Housing Aboriginal Peoples have improved access to suitable, adequate, affordable housing and related support Housing on-reserve Housing off-reserve Aboriginal Peoples have improved access to suitable, adequate and affordable off-reserve housing Homelessness Urban Aboriginal Homelessness Initiative (HRSDC) Urban Native Housing Program (CMHC) Rural & Native Housing Program (CMHC) Contractual Commitments under F/P/T Social Housing Agreements (CMHC) Subsidizing Existing Social Housing Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program: Off-Reserve (CMHC) Emergency Repair Program (CMHC) Repair and Renovation

23. Community Economic Services, Institutions and Regulations Key public services are in place to support Aboriginal Economic Development Business Establishment and Expansion Viable and Sustainable Aboriginal businesses Employment Sustainable employment for Aboriginal Peoples Supportive Regulatory Environment Business Services Job Specific Training Community Economic Services, Institutions and Capacity Building Access to capital Building Awareness, Networking and Preparing Workplaces for Aboriginal Employment DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Economic Opportunity Sustainable wealth creation and participation in the economy

24. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Economic Opportunity Sustainable wealth creation and participation in the economy Community Economic Services Institutions and Regulations Key public services are in place to support Aboriginal Economic Development Business Establishment and Expansion Employment Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Businesses Program (INAC, DND, DFO) Advocacy Program (INAC) Fisheries/Aquatic Resource Access & Management in Aboriginal Treaty Negotiations (Aboriginal Communal Fishing Licensing Regulations) (DFO) Supportive Regulatory Environment Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy Program (Allocation Transfer Program) (DFO) Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy Program (Fisheries Operations Management Initiative) (DFO) Aboriginal Aquatic Resources & Oceans Management (Economic Opportunities via Access and Aquaculture Components) (DFO) Economic Development Programs (INAC): -Resource Partnerships Program (*includes Fora Component) -Resource Access Negotiation Program -Regional Partnerships Fund Community Economic Development Program (INAC) First Nations Forestry Program (NRCan, INAC) GeoConnections – Sustainable Communities Initiative (NRCan) Community Economic Services, Institutions and Capacity Building

25. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Economic Opportunity Sustainable wealth creation and participation in the economy Community Economic Services Institutions and Regulations Business Establishment and Expansion Viable and Sustainable Aboriginal businesses Employment Aboriginal Business Development Program (IC) -Aboriginal Business Development Community Futures Development Corporations (IC) Circle of Entrepreneurship (BDC) - TBC Exporter Services & Preparedness: Targeted Aboriginal Exporters Initiative (AAFC) - TBC Business Development (NRCan) Business Services Aboriginal Business Development Program (IC) -Aboriginal Financial Institutions Economic Development Programs (INAC) -Resource Acquisition Initiative -Major Business Projects Program -Economic Development Opportunity Fund (INAC) Aboriginal Banking Unit (BDC) - TBC Access to capital

26. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Economic Opportunity Sustainable wealth creation and participation in the economy Community Economic Services, Institutions and Regulations Business Establishment and Expansion Employment Sustainable employment for Aboriginal Peoples Aboriginal Human Resource Development Strategy Program (HRSDC) -Capacity Building -Labour Market Programming -Disabilities Programming -Youth Programming -Urban Programming Aboriginal Skills & Employment Partnership (HRSDC) Cree Regional Authority (HRSDC) At-Sea Mentoring Initiative (DFO) Maritime Forces Pacific Raven Program (DND) - TBC Canadian Forces Northern Area (DND) - TBC Job Specific Training Aboriginal Workforce Participant Initiative (INAC) Aboriginal Human Resource Development Sector Council (HRSDC) School of Dental Therapy (HC) Aboriginal Health Career Program (HC) Building awareness, networking and preparing workplaces for Aboriginal employment

27. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Lands & Resources Sustainable use and management of First Nation and Inuit lands and resources by First Nation and Inuit people Environmental Management First Nation people manage their own environment and enjoy environmental standards at the same level as other Canadians Land Management Sustainable use and management of First Nations & Inuit lands by First Nations and Inuit People Resource Management Sustainable use and management of First Nations & Inuit resources by First Nations & Inuit people Assessment First Nation Land Management Boards & Administrative Tribunals Restoration and Remediation Federal Government Land Management Aquatic Resources Oil and Gas Environmental Protection Wildlife Forestry Minerals

28. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Lands & Resources Sustainable use and management of First Nation and Inuit lands and resources by First Nation and Inuit people Environmental Management First Nation people manage their own environment and enjoy environmental standards at the same level as other Canadians Land Management Resource Management Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation: Capacity Building in Aboriginal Organizations (NRCan) Environmental Assessments and Regulatory Processes (NRCan) First Nations Governance over Resources and the Environment (INAC) Assessment Distant Early Warning Line Clean-up Project (DND) Aboriginal Consultations on Nuclear Fuel Waste Management (NRCan) Contaminated Sites (INAC) Reserve Land & Environment Management Program (INAC) Restoration and Remediation Environmental Protection

29. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Lands & Resources Sustainable use and management of First Nation and Inuit lands and resources by First Nation and Inuit people Environmental Management Land Management Sustainable use and management of First Nations & Inuit lands by First Nations and Inuit People Resource Management First Nations Land Management Initiative (INAC) Reserve Land & Environment Management Program (INAC) 53/60 Land Delegation Program (INAC) Regional Land Administration Program (INAC) Indian Land Registry (INAC) Geomatics for Aboriginal Property Rights Infrastructure (NRCAN) Responsible Federal Stewardship under the Indian Act (INAC) First Nation Land Management Federal Government Land Management

30. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Lands & Resources Sustainable use and management of First Nation and Inuit lands and resources by First Nation and Inuit people Environmental Management Land Management Resource Management Sustainable use and management of First Nations & Inuit resources by First Nations & Inuit people Northern Boards (INAC) Species at Risk Implementation (EC, DFO) Aboriginal Inland Habitat Program (DFO) Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy Program (DFO) Aboriginal Aquatic Resources & Oceans Management (DFO) Fisheries/Aquatic Resource Access & Management in Aboriginal Treaty Negotiations (DFO) Aboriginal Fisheries Officer Initiative/Multi-disciplinary Conservation Officers , Aboriginal Guardian Program (DFO) Boards & Administrative Tribunals Aquatic Resources Co-Management: Under Threshold (EC) Cooperative Wildlife Management (EC) SARA Aboriginal Critical Habitat: Program (EC, DFO, PCA) Species at Risk (Aboriginal capacity building) (EC, DFO) Indian Oil & Gas Canada (INAC) Indian Resource Council (INAC) Oil and Gas Wildlife Model Forest Program (NRCan) Forestry in Aboriginal Treaty Negotiations (NRCan) Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative (NRCan) First Nations Forestry Program (INAC, NRCAN) Forestry Aboriginal Affairs & Sustainable Communities (NRCan) Mining, Processing & Environmental Research (NRCan) Minerals & Metals Statistics Collection & Dissemination Program Minerals

31. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Sound management of public resources used in the implementation of Aboriginal programs and policies Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Aboriginal Peoples are supported by effective Aboriginal governance and institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Strong inter-governmental and treaty relationships and governance established through effective negotiation, settlement and implementation of treaties, claims and self-government arrangements Litigation Legal rights and obligations are clarified and resolved and risk is managed National/Provincial/ Territorial/Regional Aboriginal Organizations Comprehensive Claims Self-Government Settlements and Awards First Nations Governance Specific Claims Legal Services/ Operations Specialized Aboriginal Organizations Historical Treaties

32. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Sound management of public resources used in the implementation of Aboriginal programs and policies Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Litigation Aboriginal Statistics Program (StatsCan) Aboriginal Peoples Survey (StatsCan) Aboriginal Statistical Training Program (StatsCan) Social & Cultural Sector (TBS) Social & Aboriginal Affairs Secretariat (PCO) Social Policy & Aboriginal Policy (Fin) Policy / Coordination (FAC) Translation Bureau (PWGSC) Pilot Program: Aboriginal Research (SSHRC) Aboriginal Labour Affairs Office (HRSDC) Aboriginal Research:Pilot Program (SSHRC) Policy Research Fund (SWC) Policy & External Relations (SWC)

33. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Aboriginal People are supported by effective Aboriginal governance and institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Litigation National/Provincial/ Territorial/Regional Aboriginal Organizations Federal Interlocutor’s Contribution Program (OFI-INAC) Powley Response (OFI-INAC & depts.) Aboriginal Representative Organization Program (PCH) Aboriginal Women’s Program (PCH) Funding for NAOs (i.e. AFN, CAP), PTO (ie FSIN, BC Summit) (INAC) – title TBC Aboriginal Fisheries Authorities and Enterprises (DFO) Band Support Funding (INAC) Tribal Council Funding (INAC) Band Employee Benefits (INAC) Band Advisory Services (INAC) Indian & Inuit Management Development (INAC) Professional & Institutional Development (INAC) - title TBC Band Governance (Elections and Bylaws) INAC First Nations Governance Specialized Aboriginal Organizations Comprehensive Community Planning - Community Development (INAC) Indian Taxation Advisory Board Aboriginal Financial Officers Association Indian Claims Commission

34. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Strong inter-governmental and treaty relationships and governance established through effective negotiation, settlement and implementation of treaties, claims and self-government arrangements Litigation • Negotiations (INAC) • -Treaty Related Measures (INAC) • -Surplus Federal Real Property Program (INAC) • -Incremental Treaty Agreements - BC & Marshall (INAC) • -Enrolment and ratification • -Negotiations Preparedness Initiative (INAC) • -Negotiation Support Funding: Loan Support (INAC) – • non-budgetary • -Research for Comp Claims (INAC) • -Funding provided to BCTC (cost shared with BC government • covered by SG funding) (INAC) - TBC • -Contribution payments to BCTC for operations (INAC) - TBC • -Powley Consultations (INAC – Comp Claims) • -Federal Operations (All Depts) • Negotiation costs (INAC) Comprehensive Claims Settlements: (INAC) -The Gwich’in Agreement -The Sahtu Dene & Métis Agreement -The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement -The Nisga’a Agreement -Mackenzie Valley Resource Royalties -Council for Yukon First Nations Final Agreement •The Vuntut Gwich’in First Nation •The Selkirk First Nation •The First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun •The Tr’ondëk Hwëchi’in First Nation •The Teslin Tlingit Council •The Ta’an Kwach’an Council •The Champagne and Aishihik First Nations •The Kwanlin Dun First Nation •Carmacks-Little Salmon

35. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Strong inter-governmental and treaty relationships and governance established through effective negotiation, settlement and implementation of treaties, claims and self-government arrangements Litigation Comprehensive Claims Self-Government • Negotiations (INAC) • -Negotiation Support Funding (INAC) • -Gathering Strength – • Reorientation of Self-Government (INAC) • -Federal Operations (All Depts) • Negotiation Costs (INAC) • Implementation - (INAC) • -Westbank (pre-effective date) • -Sechelt Implementation (INAC) -The Inuvialuit Agreement -The Gwich’in Agreement -The Sahtu Dene & Métis Agreement -The Nisga’a Agreement -Payment to the GNWT for the Implementation of Comprehensive Claims -The Council for Yukon First Nations Final Agreement •The Vuntut Gwich’in First Nation •The Selkirk First Nation •The First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun •The Tr’ondëk Hwëchi’in First Nation •The Teslin Tlingit Council •The Ta’an Kwach’an Council •The Champagne and Aishihik First Nations •The Kwanlin Dun First Nation •Carmacks-Little Salmon James Bay and Northern Québec Cree, Inuit, & Naskapi

36. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Strong inter-governmental and treaty relationships and governance established through effective negotiation, settlement and implementation of treaties, claims and self-government arrangements Litigation Specific Claims Historic Treaties Specific and Special Claims – Research, Negotiations (INAC) ISCC CRC Specific Claims – Settlements (INAC) Special Claims – Settlements (INAC) Specific Clams – Treaty Land Entitlements – Settlements (INAC) Marshall Response Initiative (DFO, IANC) Historic Treaty Commissions (INAC) -Office of the Treaty Commissioner – Saskatchewan Exploratory Treaty Tables: -NAN-Ontario -Treaty 6 – Alberta -Treaty 8 – Alberta -FSIN/Saskatchewan Table

37. DRAFT: May 10, 2005 Governance and Relationships Sound Aboriginal governance and support of institutional capacity and clarification of the respective roles in the relationship Federal Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Governance and Institutions Treaties, Claims and Self-Government Arrangements Litigation Legal rights and obligations are clarified and resolved, and risk is managed Settlements and Awards Litigation Management – Settlements (INAC) Litigation Management – Operations, Resolution and Prevention (INAC) Aboriginal Affairs Portfolio: Management of Aboriginal Litigation (DOJ) Aboriginal Affairs Portfolio (DOJ) Aboriginal Affairs Portfolio: Management of Métis Litigation (DOJ) Legal Services/ Operations