Indigenous Affairs
During question period on Indigenous affairs, the NDP asked the government to pass Bill S-2, which would remove sexism and racism from the Indian Act, before the summer break, saying First Nations have said no further consultation is needed. The Liberal minister replied that enfranchisement historically stripped status from thousands of First Nations people and that the bill is being studied at committee, where First Nations witnesses should be heard. The remaining time went to a point of order in which a Bloc Québécois member disputed a minister’s earlier statement about pre-budget submissions and sought to table a document, a matter separate from this debate’s topic.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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