Sweden / New Zealand / Norway / United States / Canada / Australia / Finland / /
Facility
High Court / CE DOCUMENT EST AUSSI PUBLIÉ EN FRANÇAIS LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT BIBLIOTHÈQUE DU PARLEMENT CONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION / LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT BIBLIOTHÈQUE DU PARLEMENT / University of Toronto Press / Library of Parliament / CANADA LIBRARY / /
IndustryTerm
electoral law / /
Organization
State legislature / Justice Advisory Committee / Government of New Zealand / Swedish Government / Standing Committee / High Court / Committee for Aboriginal Electoral Reform / House of Representatives / Torres Strait Islander Commission / Government on Native Title Social Justice Measures / Royal Commission on Electoral Reform and Party Financing / Australian government / Government of Aboriginal Peoples / High Court of Australia / Sami Fund / Commonwealth Government / Australian Parliament / Swedish Sami Parliament / Government of Ontario / Senate / Sweden Movement / Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Affairs / Ministry of the Interior / Assembly of the Aboriginal Peoples / Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission / Finnish State Commission on Sami Affairs / Parliamentary Information and Research Service / Norwegian Sami Rights Commission / Government of Finland / Sami Parliament / New Zealand Parliament / Norwegian Government / Norway’s Sami Parliament / Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples / University of Toronto Press / Toronto / British Colonial Office / Swedish Cabinet / House of Commons / National Party of Canada / Research Service / Finnish Sami Parliament / Legislative Assembly / /
Person
Stephen Levine / Ronald L. Watts / Douglas M. Brown / J. Rick Ponting / Torres Strait / Act / Nils Lasko / Bradford Morse / David Hawkes / Brennan / Robert Eronn / Len Marchand / A. Robinson / /
PoliticalEvent
federal elections / general election / general elections / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / Chairperson / /
ProvinceOrState
Northwest Territories / Quebec / New Brunswick / Maine / Nunavut / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
Auckland Star / Canadian Journal of Political Science / /
Background Paper ABORIGINAL POLITICAL REPRESENTATION: A REVIEW OF SEVERAL JURISDICTIONS Peter Niemczak