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Rules and Guideleines

Rules & Guidelines

Remember: you are a representative of your community. Others will look to you and follow your lead.

It is important to set a good example and remember, it is a matter of respect!

Respect for all participants at the event including Elders, delegates, chaperones, volunteers, guests, presenters, and service personnel. This includes respecting everyone’s social and cultural values.

Respect for the people whose communities and territories we are hosted by.

Respect for the regulations and standards of BCAAFC, the venue, and host community.

Everyone has the right to:

Be listened to

Be believed

Be safe

Ask for help

Participate on an equitable basis

Be respected and treated fairly

Attendee Rules

Please read these rules before you arrive. Anyone who does not follow these rules will have all privileges suspended, along with their group, and will be asked to leave. 

* The exception to this policy is the cultural and ceremonial use of Indigenous traditional medicines such as tobacco, sage, cedar, and sweet grass. The GOV team needs to pre-approve the use of these before the event. If you plan on using any plant medicines, please email: [email protected].