Imagine that the federal government determined that an Aboriginal community was using their land to generate electricity using coal. This creates significant carbon dioxide emissions, which in turn contributes to global warming. As a result, the Canadian government is contemplating imposing regulations on the Aboriginal group, requiring them to install cleaner technologies. Under Supreme Court precedents, the Canadian government would: Have no basis for imposing such regulations Could impose the regulations, but only if a nation-wide referendum is held Could impose the regulations, but only if the measures taken reflect the special trust and responsibility the government has towards Aboriginal peoples Could impose the regulations by merely showing that it passed a vote in federal Parliament