The Indian Act, identify which ones you think might still be in effect today. Clause Still in Effect Today? Yes No ⦁ The Act determines who has Indian Status and who does not, creating status and non-status Indians. ⦁ Definition: "person" means an individual other than an Indian. ⦁ Definition: "school" includes a day school, technical school, high school and residential school. ⦁ Indians who attend university are automatically "enfranchised," that is, their Indian status is taken away. ⦁ Every Indian child between the ages of seven and fifteen years who is physically able shall attend such day, industrial or boarding school as may be designated by the Superintendent General for the full periods during which such school is open each year. ⦁ When a Status Indian dies, the government has complete power over his or her will and inheritance: 42. (1) Subject to this Act, all jurisdiction and authority in relation to matters and causes testamentary, with respect to deceased Indians, is vested exclusively in the Minister and shall be exercised subject to and in accordance with regulations of the Governor in Council.

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