The Indian Oil and Gas Act () is an act of the Parliament of Canada relating to the regulation and management of exploitation oil and gas on "land reserved for the Indians".
Provisions.
Royalties awarded to First Nations under the act may be held by the federal government in trust.
The act has four main elements:
The act establishes Indian Oil and Gas Canada as a regulator of oil and gas on First Nations land. Certain regulations are administered by provincial regulatory authorities.