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• Preamble
• Chapter 1 - Definitions
• Chapter 2 - General Provisions
• Chapter 3 - Lands
• Chapter 4 - Water
• Chapter 5 - Forest Resources
• Chapter 6 - Access
• Chapter 7 - Crown Corridors and Roads
• Chapter 8 - Fisheries
• Chapter 9 - Wildlife and Migratory Birds
• Chapter 10 - Environmental Assessment and Environmental Protection
• Chapter 11 - Sliammon Role Outside Sliammon Lands
• Chapter 12 - Governance
• Chapter 13 - Local and Regional Government Relations
• Chapter 14 - Indian Act Transition
• Chapter 15 - Capital Transfer and Negotiation Loan Repayment
• Chapter 16 - Fiscal Relations
• Chapter 17 - Taxation
• Chapter 18 - Artifacts, Ancient Human Remains, Heritage Sites and Place Names
• Chapter 19 - Dispute Resolution
• Chapter 20 - Eligibility and Enrolment
• Chapter 21 - Implementation
• Chapter 22 - Approval of the Agreement-in-Principle
• Chapter 23 - Ratification of the Final Agreement
• Chapter 24 - Ratification of the Governance Agreement

• Appendix A-1 - Map of Sliammon Lands
• Appendix A-2a - Map of portion of Southern Sliammon Lands
• Appendix A-2b - Map of portion of Northern Sliammon Lands
  (PDF 668 Kb)

• Appendix A-3 - Description of Sliammon Lands
• Appendix B - Interests on Sliammon Lands
• Appendix C - List of Aquaculture Tenures
• Appendix D - Description of Other Sliammon Lands
• Appendix E - Existing Forestry Research Plots
• Appendix F - Crown Corridors
• Appendix H - Domestic Salmon Allocations
  (PDF 479 Kb)

• Appendix I - Wildlife and Migratory Birds Harvest Area
• Appendix J - Map of Plant Gathering Area
  (PDF 971 Kb)

• Appendix K - Map of Strategic Land Use Planning Area
  (PDF 336 Kb)

Sliammon Agreement-in-Principle (PDF 895 Kb) in PDF format.

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