The Caring Society’s Non-Compliance Motion v. Canada on Jordan’s Principle Background:

In 2007, the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society (Caring What is a non-compliance order? Society) and Assembly of First Nations (AFN) filed a human rights complaint against Canada for its inequitable provision of the First In 2016, the Tribunal ordered Canada to immediately stop the Nations Child & Family Services (FNCFS) Program and flawed discrimination at the level of the FNCFS Program. [...] forward in the December 2023 non-compliance motion? On December 12, 2023, the Caring Society filed another non- compliance motion with the Tribunal regarding Canada’s chronic In its December 12, 2023 non-compliance motion, the Caring and wilful failure to adhere to the Tribunal’s orders on Jordan’s Society identified the following concerns regarding Canada’s: Principle. [...] Filing a non-compliance motion lays the foundation for a hearing on the matter to take place, which could then result in • Wilful narrowing of the Tribunal’s orders by imposing the Tribunal issuing an official non-compliance order with additional eligibility criteria and request processing specific measures to address the same. [...] In 2016, the Tribunal ordered Canada to immediately stop the discrimination at the level of the FNCFS Program and Jordan’s Principle and prevent it from recurring. [...] The Tribunal has set out the following schedule for the Parties (the Caring Society, AFN, COO, NAN, and Canada) to file their submissions on the non-compliance motion.