While laws written and passed by Parliament appear inert, they are not but rather are dynamic and their application depends on the facts of a specific case. Please keep your responses succinct but complete.

Also reflect on the profession's duty to fully comply with all laws, standards, regulations of the jurisdictions in which CPA's provide professional services. Like laws our professional standards are also dynamic and how they apply depends on the facts of a specific case. BUT as the application of law changes with respect to Indigenous constitutional rights, legal title rights to territory, resource control rights and:

• Explain, if a Supreme Court of Canada lawsuit by an Indigenous nation was brought against CPAs for failure to consult and accommodate their interests in stating and applying accounting standards, is it more likely to be against the national CPA Canada corporate entity or the provincial CPA corporations (e.g. CPAO) and provide 3 reasons for your choice.
• Identify 3 ways the profession should respond to best serve the public interest AND strengthen the reputation of the profession per the CPAO Act 2017 and the IESBA code. Explain each of your 3 choices.
• Provide 4 reasons why the revised CPA Competency Map includes a learning outcome specific to Indigenous views/Indigeneity and base you reasons on knowledge you have gained.
• State how you feel about the knowledge you have gained.