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Article
Human Rights and the Impact Assessment Act: Proponents and Consultants as Duty Bearers
Responsible Business Conduct and Impact Assessment Law
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2020
Disciplines
Abstract
This chapter is the pre-publication version of a contribution to a book on the new federal Impact Assessment Act (IAA), and builds upon the research conducted for the SSHRC KSG on responsible business conduct and the IAA. We highlight the role of proponents and their consultants as human rights duty bearers and recommend the integration of human rights approaches into impact assessment processes under the IAA.
Citation Information
Adebayo Majekolagbe, Sara L Seck, & Penelope Simons, “Human Rights and the Impact Assessment Act: Proponents and Consultants as Duty Bearers” in M Doelle & J Sinclair, editors, The New Canadian Impact Assessment Act (Irwin Law, 2021, forthcoming).