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Spencer Chandra HerbertMinister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation

Since November 2024, organizations have reported 57 lobbying contacts with Spencer Chandra Herbert, most often by Wildsight (7) and Downtown Eastside SRO Collaborative Society (4). The most recent is dated August 1, 2026.

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In brief

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Party
British Columbia New Democratic Party
Riding
Vancouver-West End
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Email
s.chandraherbert.mla@leg.bc.ca

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Remarks in the chamber

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  1. Third Reading of Bills — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act

    I move third reading of Bill 20.

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  2. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    It’s certainly not unique to this treaty. I mentioned the ɬəʔamɛn treaty, for example. The member mentioned, in the example he used, about how there was a consultation with the Maa-nulth government, how he did that work.…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  3. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    Yes, I know the issue of mooring balls or mooring buoys, and you see them up and down the coast. It is an issue that I know coastal communities struggle with, because sometimes the clarity of provincial, federal — even i…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  4. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    This probably is a gravelly bay. Actually, I did a quick look. I think it’s because of what the bay looked like. It was gravelly. There you go. It’s actually about economic development. K’ómoks Nation wants to start a k…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  5. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    Getting those surveys done is a competitive process. I don’t want to give the member a figure and then in estimates, in a year or two years from now, have him say: “Well, you promised it would be this amount, and it’s ac…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  6. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    Some of the land currently is owned by a corporation owned by the K’ómoks Nation. The land will be…. Some of that would maintain that, but the other parts of the land would be owned by the K’ómoks Nation. They haven’t d…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  7. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    In the “Lands” chapter, it talks about that specifically. Paragraph 87 says: “K’ómoks is responsible for the preparation of any adequate surveys required for the addition of pre-approved addition lands to K’ómoks lands u…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  8. Introductions by Members

    I just wanted to acknowledge and thank an old friend I hadn’t seen in a long, long time. She chaired a board that I worked for back in…. DanceArts Vancouver was its name. An incredible leader in the Jewish community, in…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  9. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    There are two different agreements or two different discussions in the member’s question. There’s the delegated foreshore agreement, which is not the same as the estuary consent agreement. The delegated foreshore agreem…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  10. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    The answer is that, yes, K’ómoks would be able to sell land that is part of their treaty land. The member said “to any person.” Any person that would be eligible to buy land in B.C. would be able to purchase that land.…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

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