Makivik Magazine Issue 65
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Benoit Pelletier, Premier Jean Charest, and Pita Aatami.<br />
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Emudluk; as well as Pita Aatami’s fellow executives: Adamie<br />
Alaku, Anthony Ittoshat, and George Ber the. Beside Jean<br />
Charest was his Chef de cabinet, Michel Crête, and the SAA<br />
Chef de cabinet, Olivier Marcil. Also present was the Québec<br />
negotiator, Daniel Bienvenue and Secrétaire général for SAA,<br />
Rémy Girard.<br />
As of today, we await the Minister of Indian Affairs Robert<br />
Nault’s signature on the negotiation framework agreement. Once<br />
this is done, the negotiations toward a Nunavik government are<br />
expected to continue.<br />
The framework agreement outlines two phases of negotiations<br />
and new block funding arrangements for a Nunavik<br />
government. In the first phase, all the public institutions in<br />
Nunavik would be amalgamated; while in the second phase,<br />
additional powers for a Nunavik government would be negotiated<br />
and a supplementary agreement concluded.<br />
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Your Input is Important<br />
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1-800-361-7052<br />
<strong>Makivik</strong> negotiators, Minnie Grey, Maggie Emudluk<br />
and Harry Tulugak are inviting all Nunavimmiut to<br />
express their concerns, comments and suggestions,<br />
or to ask for any information concerning these<br />
ongoing self-government negotiations. The toll-free<br />
number to call is:<br />
1-800-361-7052<br />
MAKIVIK magazine<br />
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