Priorities for First Nations Policing Reform Advocated by FNCPA President
FNCPA President Jerry Swamp and Rama Police Chief highlight the need for reform in First Nations policing, emphasizing engagement, program reviews, and addressing inequalities in funding and services. They stress the importance of community governance and self-determination in providing safe and effective police services. Minister Blair's mandate focuses on essential services and expanding the FNPP to ensure culturally appropriate policing for Indigenous communities.
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PRIORITIES FOR FIRST NATIONS POLICING REFORM Jerry Swamp FNCPA President Rama Police - Chief
NOTHING NEW ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS REVIEWS OF PROGRAM FNCPA ADVOCATING AFN RESOLUTIONS
PROGRAM AFFECT!!!!! CREATES INEQUALITIES - FUNDING (AGREEMENT LENGTHS, FORMULAS) - WAGE PARITY RETENTION , RECRUITMENT - PENSION - INFRASTRUCTURE - PROVINCIAL ADEQUACY STANDARDS - SERVICE INITIATIVES
COMMUNITY SAFE / EFFECTIVE POLICE SERVICES GOVERNANCE CONTROL SELF DETERMINIATION
MINISTERS MANDATE ESSENTIAL SERVICE Will provide the same standard of policing that every outside community enjoys and expects. Will create a more viable option for our youth EXPANSION OF FNPP ensure that our communities are reflective in their police culturally appropriate policing assured we must and will do better Minister Blair
