Province of British Columbia
30th Parliament, 2nd Session
INDEX
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
January 25, 1973 to April 18, 1973
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
SPEC
See: Society for Pollution and Environmental Control
Saanich, B.C.
Municipal programme for land acquisition (Curtis) 1536
Per capita grant increase compared with mill rate in Saanich (Curtis) 513
Sabbatical leave
Sabbatical every 10 years for all working people (Dent) 409
Sabry, Z.I.
Report on nutrition quoted (Gardom) 1302
Saddlery
Harness and saddle making course in vocational school (Smith) 1159
Safdie, Moshe
Mentioned: (McGeer) 1880
Safeco Mortgage and Loan Company, New Westminster, B.C.
Mentioned: (Brousson) 573, 705
Safety, Industrial
See: Industrial safety
Safety Services Division
Natural gas, electricity, etc. under division (Brousson) 964
Propane and oil-burning appliances inspection, transfer (Brousson) 992
Safeway Stores Limited
Meat plant construction in Calgary (Wallace) 676
Shipping milk to northern B.C. (Lewis) 699
Saint Lawrence Fertilizers
Mentioned: (Phillips) 2427
St. Mary's Priory Hospital, Victoria, B.C.
Tribute to it as an extended care hospital (Cummings) 1225
St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver, B.C.
Clinical facilities for teaching (McGeer) 1187
Sales on Consignment Act
Reassessment, revision, etc. needed (Gardom) 664
Sales tax
Building materials, removal of sales tax (Brousson) 709, 1902
Sales tax adjustment needed (Barrett) 2330-1
Sales tax exemptions for diabetics' needs, other medical supplies (Wallace) 717
Removal from all school purchases (Anderson, D.A.) 116
Removal from B.C. Hydro and B.C. Telephone bills (Phillips) 842, 871
Removal from mobile homes (Phillips) 842, 871
Sales tax on building materials under review (Lorimer) 2039
Removal from second hand clothing (Wallace) 384
Salmon
Man-made spawning beds (Kelly) 547-8
Saltspring Island, B.C.
Bridge link to Vancouver Island, qu. (Curtis) 2005
Salvage (Waste, etc.)
Collection and recycling of waste paper in Legislative building (Steves) 438
Recycling of waste products under investigation, budget address (Barrett) 354
Recycling programmes for province (Steves) 438
Refuse conversion to heat under study (Hartley) 2096
Salvation Army
Mentioned: (Jordan) 2113
Sand and gravel industry
Gravel dust on fruit in orchards (Jordan) 1897
Sandringham Private Hospital, Victoria, B.C.
Labour dispute (Chabot) 1366, 1374
Labour dispute, progress, qu. (Chabot) 1904
Labour-management strike, qu. (Wallace) 1296
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1402
Settlement of labour dispute (King) 1371, 1375
Sands, W.H.
Mentioned: (King) 1385
Sanford, Ms. Karen (Comox)
Address in Reply 152-4
Alert Bay oil spill 153
Assessments equalized in School District 71, 153
Bill of Rights, reference to 153
British Columbia medical care centre for children in Vietnam, motion supported 452
Budget debate 583-6
Civil servants, 1,000 to be hired on merit, without regard to sex 154
Conservation officers, biologists in northern Vancouver Island 584
Endangered species, importance of wildlife, etc., studies needed 584-5
Federal government's part in Vietnam war questioned 452
Forest industry reforms needed 586
Glenshiel Hotel price and article in Daily Colonist, qu. 3036
Hornby Island doctor's need for supplies and equipment 1246
Minimum Wage Act no longer discriminates by sex 154
Island Highway, Nanaimo to Campbell River, a menace 584
Member of committee to supervise provision of medical facilities for Vietnamese children (Cocke) 3047
Motor Vehicle Branch in Campbell River for northern Vancouver Island 584
Neglect of services in northern Vancouver Island 583
Port Hardy, finger-printing incident 153
Recreational facilities in northern Vancouver Island 584
Reporting on oil spill at Alert Bay (Williams) 5
Road widening, sides left in mess 1360
Roosevelt elk endangered species 585
School texts, emphasis on traditional roles of women 154
Social services needed in northern Vancouver Island 153
Social workers in northern Vancouver Island 584
Tsitika-Schoen area for study purposes 585
Vietnam, allocation of provincial funds to help in rebuilding 153
Vietnam ceasefire welcomed 152
Women, Department of, referred to 154
Women, equality and legislation 154
Sapper Park, Chilliwack, B.C.
History, boundaries (Brousson) 1833
Mentioned: (Williams, R.A.) 1838
Saskatchewan Medical Association
Mentioned: (Anderson, G.H.) 441, 1390
Saskatchewan Western College of Veterinary Medicine
Admissions based on B.C.'s contribution (Stupich) 935
Admissions from B.C. and provincial grant (Brousson) 1097
College established in Saskatchewan by agreement (Stupich) 935
Contribution and student admissions to be looked into, recommendations (Dailly) 1101
Student admissions from B.C., increase for 1973 (Brousson) 1097
Saunders Aircraft Ltd.
Manitoba company with 87 per cent government equity (Wallace) 388
Mentioned: (Phillips) 1050
Savage, Eva
Letter quoted re death of son, a B.C. Railway employee (Nunweiler) 613
Save Our Salmon Committee
Seeking government action (Gorst) 615
Savemore
Mentioned: (McGeer) 2212
Sawmills
Bankruptcy of sawmill operation by foreign investor (Nunweiler) 255
Company involved in forest industry difficulties in interior, question (Williams, L.A.) 256
Schaeffer, Paul
Cultural survey of B.C., quoted (Lockstead) 583
Schoen Lake
Tsitika-Schoen area for study purposes (Sanford) 585
Study area, employment unaffected (Williams, R.A.) 1885
Study area, loss of jobs (Smith) 1885
Scholarships
Percentage programme, merits (Brousson) 1095-6
Programme change to a fixed amount (Brousson) 1095
Scholarship examinations available twice annually (Dailly) 428
Scholarship money for use as student wishes (Dailly) 1101
School attendance
School days, length and number, change in regulations (Lockstead) 272
Spring vacation set at end of March (Dailly) 428
School boards
Consulted on abolition of corporal punishment (Dailly) 1132
School buses
Busing of independent school students (Gardom) 1124
Busing programmes for kindergarten children (Jordan) 1144
Busing schedules for kindergarten children (Smith) 1158
Formula based on temperature, special allowances to school boards (Dailly) 429
Independent schools, no government policy on busing children (Dailly) 1126
Legislation proposed to make buses available to community (Dailly) 1105
Operation costs in rural areas (Fraser) 1169
Programme for use by community groups (Lauk) 1103
Review of walk limits, other problems (Smith) 1157-8
Transportation problems, busing of school children, needs review (Dailly) 429
Use for bringing students to Vancouver and Victoria (Gorst) 1171
Use for student field trips (Lauk) 1103
School counsellors
See: Student counsellors
School credits
Credit bank or academic passport supported (Dailly) 1102
Difficulties in obtaining credit courses in B.C. (Brousson) 1099-1100
Provincial university concept as a credit bank for students (Brousson) 1100
School discipline
Permissiveness in school and society (Wallace) 1128
Sense of responsibility, controversy over method of instilling (Dailly) 1132
School excursions
School buses, use for bringing students to
Vancouver and Victoria (Gorst) 1171
School buses, use for student field trips (Lauk) 1103
Subsidies for students to visit Parliament buildings (Lauk) 1103
School holidays
See: School attendance
School janitors' strike
See: Strikes and lockouts — Schools
School libraries
Increases in budget and improvement (Dailly) 1167
School library service (Anderson, D.A.) 1166
School referendums
See: Referendum
School reports
See: Personnel records in education
School size
Preservation of small schools (Nicolson) 479
School taxes
See: Education — Finance
School trustees
See: School boards
Schools
B.C. Parent-Teachers Federation report on community schools (Steves) 436
Community schools (Gabelmann) 167-8 (Steves) 435-6 (McClelland) 1114
Recreational fund facilities, location on joint community school sites (Steves) 436-7
Schools — Costs
See: Education — Costs Schools, Independent
See: Private schools
Schools, Public
See: Public schools
Schools, Rural
See: Rural Schools
Schools as social centres
See: Community centres
Schreyer, Edward
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1191 (Jordan) 2526, 2611 (Phillips) 2480, 2481, 2601 (McClelland) 2596
Schroeder, Harvey Wilfred (Chilliwack)
Agricultural college, planning, location 1090
Agricultural land preservation 1675
Automobile Insurance Act 1032-4
Bankruptcies in B.C. 404
British Columbia Federation of Agriculture, consultation with prior to Bill 42, 794
British Columbia Federation of Agriculture, and the farmland subdivision freeze 197
British Columbia medical care centre for children in Vietnam, motion supported 454
Broiler hatching-egg producers in economic squeeze 682
Broiler hatching-egg producing industry in Chilliwack 687-8
Budget debate 401-5, 681-3, 687-8
Chilliwack vocational school 794
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, establishment approved 402
Contingent liabilities explained 403
Contracts, history 793
Copper smelters at Kimberley and Clinton 794
Corporation taxes increased 20 per cent in budget 403
Development Corporation of British Columbia Act 2772-3, 2784, 2988
Education, three per cent shrinkage in budget 404
Examinations, abolition and independent schools 1103-4
Failure as a lesson in life 1104
Farm income, guaranteed annual increase 198
Farmers' institutes 935
Farmland losses to development in Sumas and Chilliwack 1679
Farmland subdivision freeze, public hearings needed 197
Farmland subdivision freeze 90-1
Funds to Premier's office 793
Gasoline tax passed on to consumer 403
Gift tax amdt. re transfer of homes between spouses approved 402
Government automobile insurance, effect on economy 1033
Government automobile insurance, monopolistic aspect of Bill 1032
Government automobile insurance, premium rates 1032-3
Government development of land 198
Government first option to purchase, alternative to land freeze 1679
Guarantee by the Province of Loans for Feeding Cattle for Market, An Act to Provide for (Bill 3) 1R, 17; 1991
Guaranteed Monthly Income Plan approved, effect of inflation 402
Homeowner grant retained in budget 402
Housing construction contracts in Chilliwack area 682
Housing needs to meet population increase 1675-6
Incentives for beef cattle industry in B.C. 935
Investment and farm income 197
Kaiser contract, reference to 794
Land Commission Act, letter opposing Act quoted 1678
Land Commission Act, patronage opportunities, dangers 1676-7
Land Commission Act 1675-9, 18045
Land values and farmland freeze order 197
Man and Resources meeting, qu. 1297, 1334
Members of government, travel expenses 402
Mineral Land Tax Act 2921
Minister of Labour and Minister of Education, efforts to settle school janitors' strike commended 259
Motor fuel tax exemptions for fishermen and farmers approved 402
Native Voice quoted 794
New businesses, failure rate 404
O'Brien, J., letter quoted 794
Pacific National Exhibition, reference to 794
Pearson Hospital, comfort allowance qu. 1585
Petroleum industry royalties 794
Port Simpson cannery, reference to 794
Post-secondary education study, time involved 1089
Profits and loss, socialist philosophy 404
Public Schools Act, An Act to Amend 2617-8, 2749, 2750
Revenue growth, projection on ten per cent increase questioned 405
Seattle Light and Power, reference to 794
Strap, use at discretion of teacher 1104-5
Sukunka coal, handshake agreement 794
Taxation on farmlands 682
Taxation structure to favour hillside housing sites 1676
Teachers' tenure, screening process, length of tenure 1172
Unemployment and lack of confidence in economy 91-2
Vocational education, lack of facilities, case cited 1089-90
“The Way Out", source of funds for payment 1296
Young, John, employment in Education Department, qu. 1727
Schulz, Edgar
Telegram on Mineral Act amdts. quoted (Anderson, D.A.) 2491
Scott, Derek J.R.
Russian Political Institutions quoted (Chabot) 1748
Scott Paper Limited
Mentioned: (Brousson) 1832 (Williams, R.A.) 1869
Scow, Chief Alfred
Judge in Port Hardy area (MacDonald) 397
Scuba diving
Regulations, safety requirements in scuba diving (Brousson) 992-3
Seamen — Education
Expanded marine college needed (Dailly) 1133
Marine College at B.C. Institute of Technology (Strachan) 85
Marine College in Vancouver (Wallace) 1131
Seashore
California, planning and regulation of shoreline (Gorst) 306
Crown shoreline should be retained (Gorst) 306
Foreign land investors (Gorst) 306
Forest companies to engage in subdivision and real estate business (Gorst) 306
Fund for purchase of key land areas suggested (Gorst) 306
Shoreline resource management needed (Gorst) 305
Vancouver Island, public access on the east coast (Gorst) 305
Washington State's seashore preservation (Gorst) 306
See also: Shorelines
Seattle City Light
Mentioned: (Schroeder) 794
Seattle City Light and Skagit River development (Brousson) 233
Seattle City Light contract with government of B.C., qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 3033
Skagit River, Federal Power Commission .hearings (Brousson) 1831-2
See also: Skagit River
Seattle Municipal Light and Power System
See: Seattle City Light
Sechelt Peninsula
Recreational facilities in the Gibsons-Sechelt area (Lockstead) 579
Second Century Fund
Dunes Fishing Club property, Grand Forks, acquired (Williams, R.A.) 1830
Relationship to Environment and Land Use Committee (Williams, L.A.) 1873, 1874
Williams Lake, proposal for park (Williams, R.A.) 1946
Secondary education
See: Education, Secondary
Secondary schools
See: Education, Secondary
Secondhand trade
Sales tax removal from second-hand clothing urged (Wallace) 384
Securities Act, 1967, An Act to Amend
(Bill 18) (Attorney General) 1R, 423
2R, 2224-5; C, 2679, 3R, 2679; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Macdonald 2224; Morrison 2224; Smith 2224
Securities Act
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 2219
Securities Commission
Mentioned: (Brousson) 705
Segal, Sydney
Reference to on programme for reporting on and care of battered children (McClelland) 1229-30
Select Standing Committees
See: Legislature — Committees
Selye, Hans
Quoted (McGeer) 1186
Senate Committee for Science
Report referred to (Radford) 279
Senior citizens
See: Aged
Senior Citizens Council Act
Reference to (Wallace) 77
Senior Citizens Home Repair Assistance Act
(Bill 99) (Jordan) 1R, 781
2R, 2267-8. Out of order 2268
Speakers: (2R) Jordan 2267-8
Septic tanks
Inspections (Cocke) 1310
Installation in non-metropolitan areas (Jordan) 1306-7
Permits (Cocke) 1310
Public health engineers and installers of septic tanks (Cocke) 1307
Whistler Mountain area development and pollution of Cheakamus River system (Williams, L.A.) 1309-10
Serpentine River
Cost of diking, diking tax (McClelland) 1858
Drainage, federal-provincial arrangement, cost to farmers (Stupich) 892
Drainage and flood control in the Serpentine-Nicomekl Valley (McClelland) 109-10
Drainage of area, government policy (Williams, L.A.) 890
Diking and drainage of area, provincial share of cost (McClelland) 1820
Province to match federal funds (Williams, R.A.) 1829
Service stations
See: Automobiles — Service stations
Sewage as fertilizer
Consumer resistance to sewage fertilized vegetables (Stupich) 936-7
Effluent spray irrigation of vegetables (Jordan) 933
Vernon sewage effluent on vegetable crops (Stupich) 534
Sewage disposal
Effluent disposal in pits (Chabot) 1898
Pollution Control Board and effluent pits (Williams, R.A.) 1898
Research needed (Gorst) 616
Sewage dumping in Aldergrove area (McClelland) 1822
Sewage dumping in Aldergrove area prohibited by regulations (Williams, R.A.) 1829
Sewage disposal plants
Annacis Island, secondary sewage treatment (Cocke) 142
Low interest loans to municipalities for sewage facilities (Lewis) 552
Tertiary treatment plant, timetable improved (Hall) 2054
Tertiary treatment plants for lower mainland (McClelland) 2053
Sex education
See: Sex instruction
Sex instruction
Family living and sex education in curriculum policy change (Dailly) 427
Formula for school boards to follow needed (McClelland) 466
Programme in school system (McClelland) 1113-4
School boards to consult with parents on programme (Dailly) 1125
Summer programme for teachers (Jordan) 1 143
Sexual Sterilization Act Repeal Act
(Bill 45) (Minister of Health Services and Hospital Insurance) 1R, 1901
2R, 2298; C, 2753; 3R, 2753; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Cocke 2298
Shake mills
See: Shingle mills
Shalalth Road
Road to Lillooet (Williams, L.A.) 1347
Road to Lillooet given up (Strachan) 1347
Shanne Properties
Mentioned: (Steves) 1633
Shaughnessy Military Hospital, Vancouver, B.C.
Acute care facilities (Cocke) 1190
Chronic hospital, suggestion (McGeer) 1188
Shelford, Cyril Morley
Campaign for equalized gasoline prices referred to (Barrett) 2823
Cyril Morley Shelford Compensation Act 3041-2
Mentioned: (Stupich) 897, 2298, 2299 (Steves) 1642 (McGeer) 2249
Reference to on preservation of agricultural land (Barrett) 1701
Tribute to (Lewis) 699
Shell Canada Limited
Mentioned: (Steves) 2572
Sheltered workshops
See: Mentally handicapped — Employment
Shepherd, Dennis
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 2205
Possible appointment to study of proposals leading to legislation ensuring natural justice (Macdonald) 3038
Sheraton Homeowners Finance Ltd.
Mortgage company (Brousson) 572
Sheridan Park, Ontario
Mentioned: (Gardom) 1055
Shingle mills
Shake and shingle mills without log quotas (Rolston) 158
Shake mill in Lumby-Monashee area (Jordan) 1843
Shipbuilding
Federal government ship construction subsidy (Barrett) 44-5
Shipbuilding industry needs provincial subsidy (Williams, L.A.) 54
Shipbuilding programme for B.C. (McGeer) 379
Shipbuilding subsidies, Premier's criticism of federal government (Phillips) 173
Shipbuilding subsidy to Que. (Phillips) 173
Trudeau, Rt. Hon. P.E., wired re unemployment and shipbuilding subsidy (Barrett) 45
See also: Shipyards
Shipping
Shipping days to the Panama from Prince Rupert and Squamish (Phillips) 177
Shipyards
Report on B.C. shipyards in the Globe and Mail, Toronto, Ont., quoted (Anderson, D.A.) 643-4
Shoreline
Streambank and shoreline protection (Motion no. 33) (Williams, R.A.) 969-70; (Anderson, D.A.) 969; (Wallace) 969
Shorthand
Analogy to a foreign language, transcription (Young) 284
Shrapnell, Edward
Painting purchased (Chabot) 2058
Shrum, Dr. Gordon Merritt
Mentioned: (Gardom) 660
Shumiatcher, Maurice C.
Welfare — Hidden Backlash, quotations from (McClelland) 468
Shuswap Lake, B.C.
Log booming (Lewis) 553
Proposed diversion of water into Okanagan Water system (Lewis) 274
Sierra Club of British Columbia
Advertisement, reference to, quoted (Phillips) 1463
Reference to support for Land Commission Act (Barrett) 1706
Silikoff, Irving J.
Mentioned: (Wallace) 1396
Silver Star Park
Access highway, development in park (Williams, R.A.) 1938
Ski area development (Jordan) 1935
Similkameen Public Health Society
Brief on workload of local public health nurse (Richter) 537
Similkameen Valley, B.C.
Flood disaster (Richter) 537
Restrictive measures on septic tanks, other services (Richter) 537
Simon Fraser University
Discrimination against women (Brown) 1107
Reference to budget (Anderson, D.A.) 1164
Skagit Provincial Park
Mentioned: (Brousson) 1832
Skagit River
Compensation for. flooding (Williams, R.A.) 1838
Federal Power Commission hearings (Brousson) 232-3, 1831-2
Flooding of Skagit Valley, presentation of objection in Washington, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1067
Future national park recommended for area (Brousson) 233
Government policy on flooding of valley, statement in House requested (Brousson) 233, 568, 1830-1
Logging in the Skagit Valley, qu. 973; 1832, 1866
Logging practices under review (Williams, R.A.) 1869
Moratorium on logging urged (Brousson) 233
Ross Committee letter on flooding quoted (Brousson) 1831
Seattle Dept. of Lighting and Skagit River development (Brousson) 233
Skagit Valley in hands of federal government (Barrett) 1067
Skeena River, B.C.
Bridge at Terrace (Dent) 1336
Bridge at Terrace to be completed in two years (Strachan) 1339
Flora Bank (Island) , report on proposed port development (Lea) 302-3
Skelly, Robert Evans (Alberni)
Address in Reply 329-34
Ahousat, community without public electric power 334
Company towns, government takeover of some functions 331
Corrections Branch, commission to inquire into operation, reference to 333
Forest industry, commission of inquiry needed 331
Forest industries, effect on community life 330-31
Government automobile insurance supported 330
Indian claims, government statement needed 334
Logging practices destructive to fish and wildlife 332
Oakalla Prison Farm, inmates and building 332
Programme of supervision and support for offenders suggested 333
Throne speech, references to 329
Vancouver Island west coast communities without public electric power 334
West Coast communities, re-establishment of industries 334
Skiing
See: Skis and skiing
Skis and skiing
Community ski areas in province (Williams, R.A.) 1925
Community ski facilities needed (Gabelmann) 720
Government involvement in equipment rental and sales (Gabelmann) 720
Helicopter skiing, licensing, safety (Chabot) 1946-7
Helicopter skiing, safety standards needed (Williams, R.A.) 1947
Ski areas in the Squamish to Pemberton region (Gabelmann) 169
Skilled labour
Skilled workers
Skookumchuk Prairie, B.C.
Wasa cutoff, route being re-examined (Strachan) 1348
Wasa cutoff (Chabot) 1345
Slaughtering and slaughterhouse
Slaughterhouse needed in northern regions (Kelly) 549
Sloan Royal Commission of the Forest Resources of B.C.
See: Royal Commission of the Forest Resources of British Columbia
Slumber Lodge Motels Ltd.
Reference to (Phillips) 2673
Small business
Agricultural economy integrated with co-op and small business economy (Dent) 407
Corporation tax, differentiation between large and small business suggested (Curtis) 510
Effect of increase of corporation tax (Curtis) 510
Fund to compensate small businessmen who have been swindled suggested (Phillips) 505
Government investment in small business (Jordan) 1047
Industrial Development Bank, interest rates and loans (Rolston) 156
Low-cost money available for expansion (Jordan) 1047
Small business owners uneasy (Curtis) 152
Subsidized by employees (King) 227
Tax increases have to be passed on to consumer (Jordan) 693
Small Claims Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 49) (Attorney General) 1R, 889
2R, 2235-8; C, 2681; 3R, 2681; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Gardom 2236; Jordan 2236-7; Macdonald 2235, 2238; Smith 2236;
Williams, L.A. 2236
Court liaison officer to bring litigants together suggested (Gardom) 2236 (Williams, L.A.) 2236
Delinquent debtors should not be jailed (Williams, L.A.) 2236
Every person should have equal rights before the courts (Smith) 2236
Jurisdiction of small claims court increased (Macdonald) 2235
Property disputes etc., need for means of settlement out of court (Jordan) 2237
Review of small claims court (Macdonald) 2235
Small Loans Act
Amdt. by federal government needed (Brousson) 961
Revision to provide over-all interest protection (Macdonald) 398
Smith, D. Ed (North Peace River)
Accident areas, investigation by Highways department 1354
Address in Reply 18-28, 219-21
Address in Reply. Amdt. 18-28. Negatived 61
Alaska Highway upgrading, paving 638
Alaska Highway paving, four priorities listed 1354
Alaska-Yukon Highway Authority (House of Commons Bill C-18) quoted 638
Alcoholics, programme for treatment 1237-8
Ardills Construction Ltd. letter quoted 805
Automobile Insurance Act 1004-5, 1011-7, 1040, 3013, 3015, 3021, 3022, 3023, 3024, 3026, 3053, 3061
Automobile insurance, government vehicles included 1013
Automobile insurance agents licensed, commissions 1012
Automobile insurance commissioner, question 1011
Automobile insurance premium, payment in advance 1012
Automobile insurance premium rate for driver's licence 1013
Automobile insurance premium rates 1013-6
Barn burned during farmers' protest meeting in Victoria 1768
Beaver River, loss of oil exploration business 672
Beaver Valley Bulletin quoted on Tom Fox 985
Beef prices defended 24
Bill of Rights (proposed) for B.C. 19
Boeing Corporation computer time contract, qu. 2878
Boxcars, renegotiation of reciprocal agreement to prevent losses to other lines, qu. 2950
Boyle, T.P., brief opposing Land Commission Act quoted 1772-5
Breach of parliamentary procedure, message bill before caucus 1765-6
British Columbia Cellulose Company Act 2861-2
British Columbia Chamber of Commerce, reference to recommendations on accident areas 1354
British Columbia Federation of Agriculture brief on preservation of farmland quoted 1787
British Columbia Railway Dease Lake extension, dependence on federal aid, question 863
British Columbia Railway Dease Lake extension, route, federal aid 863
British Columbia Railway subsidy, federal reaction to request and use to be made of it, qu. 2241
British Columbia Telephone, takeover by government, question 806
Budget criticized 640-1
Canada-British Columbia Indian Lands Determination Act (1973) 2247-8
Civil servants, involvement in politics 986
Civil servants' T-4 slips 863-4
Civil service, salary increases for year, question 874
Civil Service Superannuation Act, An Act to Amend 2702-3
Collective Bargaining for farmers, question 895
Columbia Cellulose, negotiations for Prince Rupert operation qu. 1447
Companies Act regulations, application to Government corporations 2207
Co-operative food outlets, subsidies, source of funds 895
Co-operative Insurance Service, letter quoted 1014
Co-operative Insurance Service brochure quoted 1015
Crop losses, Surrey area and Peace River area, compensation and discrepancy in payments 639, 699, 804, 894
Crop losses in the Peace River area 25
Crop losses in the Peace River area, farmers' letters read 639-40
Davis, Jack, and controversy over port development referred to 26
Debt Collection Act, adjournment of debate moved 2235. Approved 2235
Debt Collection Act 2235, 2538-9
Development Corporation of British Columbia Act 2607-8, 2789, 2984-5
Drilling leases, analysis of areas sold and unsold, qu. 2243
Energy Act 2555-9, 2820-1, 2822, 2832-3, 2833, 2834, 2836, 2837, 2838, 2840, 2990-2
Equal Guardianship of Infants Act, An Act to Amend 2233
Erikson, Leonard K., arrest, case cited 949
Farm taxes, due date 895
Farmers, greater return final solution 673
Farmers, reasons for selling farms 219
Farmers' Land — Clearing Assistance Act, An Act to Amend 2400
Farmers' protest meeting in Victoria, loudspeaker system failure 1771
Farmland freeze, eventual elimination of private property 220
Farmland freeze order, effect on sale of farmland 25-6
Farmland prices depressed by Land Commission Act 1771
Farmland still not tapped 1776
Farms, fair return on capital investment 220
Farriers course in vocational school 1159
Flint Engineering, letter quoted 806
Forest industry, government policy on tenure and licences 1863-4
Forest industry, importance to economy 1424
Forest industry, pollution abatement equipment 1423-4
Forest study areas in TFLs 1865
Forest study reserves, establishment, length of time in effect 1421
Forest study reserves, impact on forest companies 1421
Forest Committee of the House, visit to Washington in 1967, 20
Forestry guidelines, interpretation and provisions 1421
Fort Nelson, arable land, experimental farm programme 895
Fort Nelson, base for oil exploration in Northwest Territories 672
Fort Nelson, establishment of park in area' 1948
Fort Nelson, high rate for electricity 805
Fort Nelson-Fort Simpson Road, northern development 639
Fort Nelson, stumpage rates, special consideration 673, 1422
Fort Nelson lumber industry development 673
Fort Nelson natural gas price 877
Fort Nelson timber areas 1882
Fort St. James forestry road 1890
Fort St. John, new court house needed 2091
Fort St. John, recreational facilities, proposed plan 2020
Freight rates, disparities on domestic and export rates 895
Frontage roads, regulations 1355
Government automobile insurance, effect 19
Government Liquor Act changes 20
Government's opposition to Alaska pipeline welcomed 458
Grazing leases 1865
Greenbelt protection fund, preservation of farmland 220
Guaranteed Minimum Income Assistance Act, publicizing of 21-2
Halfway River bridge on Highway 29, 1353
Halfway River region, forestry road 1890
Haliburton Services Ltd., letter quoted 806
Hansard quoted 1765
Health clinics, staff shortages 1237
Hemmingsen, John O., quoted on Schoen Lake-Tsitika study area 1885
Highway 103, Beatton River hill, slides 1354
Hong Kong real estate prices 1787
Human Rights Act, changes, legislation proposed, question 947
Indian reserve system questioned 2191
Indian trapping rights in Fort Nelson area 2191
Indians, lack of job opportunities and training 2170
Infants Act, An Act to Amend 2229
Infants Act, An Act to Amend may result in inundation of young people from elsewhere 2229
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia Act, authority for automobile insurance 1011
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia Act, reference to 635
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia Act, 2519-20, 3062, 3063, 3064, 3066
Judges, need for legally trained judges and means of meeting need 948
Kindergarten children, school bus schedules 1158
Labour department employee formerly a campaign manager 635
Land Commission Act, effect of Act 1769-70
Land Commission Act, letters, telegrams, opposing Act quoted 1775, 1779-80, 1784-6
Land Commission Act 1765-80, 1783-8
Land Commission Act amdt. 1788. Negatived 1805
Land Commission Act clauses will lead to confiscation of private property, farm units 1769
Land Commission Act, withdrawal urged 1769, 1787
Land losses for public services 1777-8
Lands, Forests and Water Resources department seeking economist 1422
Lands Branch authority circumvented by Land Commission Act 1772
Legislative buildings, light fixtures in public galleries 2099
Libraries, basis for determining grants 2060
Logging operations by small, independent operators 1423
Logs, export 1424
Lumber prices, effect on house prices 1423
Mackenzie Delta, loss of oil exploration business 672
Medical Manpower Committee report on shortage of doctors 1237
Mineral Act, An Act to Amend 1.499-2501
Mineral industries, government plans for increased royalties, question 806
Mining industry, investment in and taxation of 27-8
Minister not in chamber M. that Committee rise, negatived 948
Mobile health clinics for rural areas 1237
Mobile Home Tax Act 2857-8, 2999
Mobile Homes, An Act Respecting (Bill 4) 1R, 17; 1991-2
Mobile homes, taxation and equitable share of benefits 2021
Municipal administration, need for personnel training in 23
Municipal representatives on regional boards 2020
Municipalities Enabling and Validating Act, An Act to Amend 2664
NDP advertisement in Sun, Vancouver, B.C. reference to 804
Natural gas industry apprehensive about future 1977
Natural gas pipeline to Vancouver Island 2050
Neil, C.P., franking privileges used 1766
Night sittings of Legislature 98
Northern British Columbia, economy and development 24, 1420
Nova Scotia royal commission on automobile insurance, reference to 1013
Ocean Falls Corporation Act 2619-20, 2970
Ocean Falls, ferry service 1419
Ocean Falls, future financial commitments 1418, 1865
Ocean Falls, loss of key employees, employment future 1419-20
Ocean Falls, operation of mill, problems 1419
Ocean Falls dam structure, examination of safety prior to purchase 2638
Ocean Falls purchase, effect on residents 1418
Ocean Falls purchase, source of funds, agreement made, question 1417
Oil spill at Kelp Point, Coal Bay, Alaska 1175
Oil well drilling cost, report quoted 672
Park Act, An Act to Amend 2640
Peace-Liard, designated region under DREE 863
Peace River, erosion of farmland 1894
Peace River area, development officer's report, qu. 2877
Peace River farmers, further financial help, qu. 1667
Peace River-Liard region, economy dependent on petroleum exploration business 672
Peace River-Liard Regional District, economic problem 671
Pension funds, government policy on investment, question 806
Pension plans in B.C. 19
Petroleum and Natural Gas Act, 1965, An Act to Amend 2434-8, 2439-45, 2911-2, 2913, 2915-6
Petroleum exploration, assistance to employers for on-the-job training 1159
Petroleum exploration and effect of taxation 672
Petroleum exploration companies, layoffs in Peace River-Liard region 672
Petroleum exploration industry and employment 1974
Petroleum industry, revenue, bonus bids 1975
Pine River, change of course, dangers 1866
Point of order. Correction in Votes and Proceedings No. 4, Jan. 30, page 2 to show name of mover and seconder
Point of order. Member quoting from blue Hansard transcript 737
Pointed Mountain, loss of oil exploration business 672
Pollution abatement equipment in government pulp mills, cost, qu. 2065
Port development for coal shipping 26-7
Port development on West Coast important to all 447
Public health nurses, tribute to 1237
Public Works Fair Employment Act 2410
Real estate agents, licensing, regulations, restrictions 995
Real estate courses, high failure rate 948
Recreation and Conservation department, full-time cabinet Minister needed 638
Reforestation, cost to industry 1422
Regulations Act 2203
Regulations Act, supported, by opposition 2203
Revenue Act, An Act to Amend 2742-3, 2744
Revenue surplus to finance Crown corporations 641
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, auxiliary policemen, position, fringe benefits 997
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, centennial celebration plans, qu. 974, 2059
Rutherford McRae postage meter tampered with in break-in 1767-8
SPEC support for Land Commission Act questioned 1775-6
Saddle and harness making course in vocational school 1159
Schoen Lake-Tsitika study area, loss of jobs 1885
School buses, review of walk limits, other problems 1157-8
School tax, removal from farmland 673, 895
Securities Act, 1967, An Act to Amend 2224
Small business servicing petroleum industry in northeastern B.C. 805
Small Claims Act, An Act to Amend 2236
Student report system, availability to parents 1158
Succession Duty Act, An Act to Amend 2376
Sukunka coal, capital development or operating costs agreements with private companies, qu. 1118
Taylor recreational facilities, proposed plan 2020
Telegrams received by Attorney General on Bill 42, qu. 1296
Travel expenditure increase 636
Tree farm licences, honouring contracts or renegotiation 1423
Truck permits, reciprocal arrangement with Alberta 2051
Trucks, standardization of regulations with Alberta 2051
United Church of Canada letter on Land Commission Act quoted 1767
Urban Development Institute document on Land Commission Act, quoted 1786
Veterinarians, support for establishment in rural areas 895
Vocational training in petroleum exploration field 1159
Weighscales, mud and ice on loads through Fort Nelson 2051
Wheat surpluses differentiated from over-production 893
Williston Lake, danger of sudden storms 1948
Williston Lake, recreational development in area 1948, 1951
Wills and guardianship for children, importance should be publicized 2233
Smith, James
Commissioner of Yukon Territory visits B.C. 1
Smith, Melvin H.
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 975, 2205
Smithers, B.C.
Richmond Plywood proposal (Williams, R.A.) 1837
Smithers to Granisle road (Dent) 1336
Smithers to Granisle road to be completed this year (Strachan) 1339
Veneer plant (Fraser) 1834
Smoking
Educational programme in elementary schools (Brown) 1107-8
No smoking areas (Cocke) 1235
Prohibition on public transportation (Brousson) 1235
Rights of Non-Smokers, An Act Respecting (McGeer) 1973, 3043-4
Rights of non-smokers (McGeer) 1233
See also: Tobacco
Snow ploughing
See: Snow Removal
Snow Removal
Snow clearing in Fort George area (Nunweiler) 1346
Snow ploughing of Monkman Pass road (Phillips) 181-2
Snowmobiles
Buddy system (Jordan) 1934, Development of forest areas for snowmobiling (Williams, R.A.) 1938
Helmet regulations urged (Jordan) 1934
Helmet regulations worth consideration (Williams, R.A.) 1939
Registration under Motor Vehicle Branch (Williams, R.A.) 1939
Road development in forestry reserve (Jordan) 1934
Use of all-terrain vehicles in hunting (Lewis) 1907
Social Assistance
Abuse of welfare, cases investigated (Levi) 2173
Abuse of welfare, other services (Jordan) 2173
Food vouchers not favoured (Levi) 2177
Former government's record on assistance to elderly (McGeer) 2118
Free drugs, other benefits to low income group (Bennett) 2139
Increase asked for during previous years (Barrett) 2116
Increase in rates supported (McGeer) 2118
Meal tickets, food to secondary strikers (Levi) 2164
Medical drugs free to elderly next step (McGeer) 2119
Pregnant women, extra allowance for diets (Levi) 2102, 2179
Pregnant women's allowance limited to welfare recipients, question (Brown) 2179
Rate increased, raises per unit listed (Levi) 2102
Report on gainfully employed welfare recipients quoted (Levi) 2121
Social Assistance Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act
Social Credit's “Piece of paper” referred to (Barrett) 2116
United Church of Canada brief asking for increase referred to (Barrett) 2116
University students taken off welfare (Brown) 2179
Welfare burden on municipalities (Fraser) 2159
Welfare for teenagers, problems (Jordan) 2172
Welfare payments to strikers (Chabot) 2164
Welfare payments to students (Levi) 2169
Welfare to seasonally employed (Levi) 2170
Welfare withheld from those who forego work opportunity (Levi) 2169
Work incentives programme for welfare recipients (Levi) 2140
Working poor, subsidization to welfare levels (Levi) 2103
See also: Public welfare
Social Assistance Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 33) (Minister of Rehabilitation and Social Improvement) I R, 589
2R, 2398; C, 2757-60; 3R, 2952; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 2758; Levi 2398. (C) Anderson, D.A. 2758; Chabot
2757-8; Jordan 2759-60; Levi 2757, 2760; Wallace 2759. Amdt. (Sec. 1) (Levi)
. Approved 2757
Act to be entirely rewritten (Levi) 2760
Adjournment, M. (Anderson, D.A.) 2399
Amdt. intended to discredit former minister (Jordan) 2759-60
Appeal mechanism in bill (Wallace) 2759
Social Credit Party
Kelowna Charter mentioned (Macdonald) 2773, 2778; 2783 (Gardom) 2998
Leadership (Gardom) 324-5
Rates set by regulation opposed (Chabot) 2758
Welfare granting still discretionary (Anderson, D.A.) 2758
Membership in Social Credit league, value, qu. (Anderson, G.H.) 973
Social Credit philosophy and financial management of B.C. (Curtis) 510
Social democracy
See: Socialism
Social isolation
Alienation and loneliness in society today (Gabelmann) 165
Moral insanity result of alienation and isolation (Dent) 410
Social problems
Alienation and loneliness in society today (Gabelmann) 165
Human Justice department proposed (Dent) 410
Social problems, government spending on prevention (Barnes) 320
Social Service, Tax supported
See: Public Welfare
Social Services Tax Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 69) (Minister of Finance) 1R, 363
2R, 2334-5; C, 2724-7; 3R, 2727; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Barrett 2334, 2335; Morrison 2335. (C) Anderson, D.A. 2724-5,
2726-7; Barrett 2724, 2725, 2726, 2727; Chabot 2725, 2726, 2727; Morrison 2727
Adjournment of debate, M. (Phillips) 2334. Negatived 2334
Administration problems in applying tax (Chabot) 2725
Barges, tax equalization (Barrett) 2726
Shipbuilding subsidies, benefits may be nullified by tax increase (Anderson, D.A.) 2726
Tax formula on per-mile basis to apply to railroad (Barrett) 2725
Tax to apply to both Canadian and non-Canadian cars (Barrett) 2725
Tax to be levied on average number of rail cars per month (Barrett) 2727
Tax written off against federal income tax (Barrett) 2724
Social Services Tax Act
Proposed change, effect on federal subsidy to shipbuilding (Anderson, D.A.) 644
Exemptions for municipalities suggested (Brousson) 570
Exemptions, six suggested (Brousson) 569
Thorough study needed (Brousson) 569
See also: Sales Tax
Social workers
Northern Vancouver Island (Sanford) 584
Social Workers Association
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2141
Socialism
Direction of the NDP (Gardom) 796
Free competitive enterprises under socialism (Gardom) 663
Quotation from Sir Winston Churchill (Curtis) 514
Social democracy, targets and principles (Morrison) 269
Social reform and socialism (McClelland) 774
Socialism and private property (Barrett) 221
Socialist direction, predictions for future (Gardom) 663
Society for Pollution and Environmental Control
Reference to and White Rock sewage outfall (McClelland) 1823
Support for Land Commission Act questioned (Smith) 1775-6
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Humane Trap Development Committee, reference to (Gardom) 1915
Soils — Composition
Services to farmers, soil testing (Phillips) 669
Soil-testing facility needed in Peace River area (Phillips) 918
Soldier's Dependent Children Act
Eligibility of children at independent schools (Gardom) 1126
No provision for independent school children (Dailly) 1127
Solomon, Hyman
Article in Colonist quoted (McGeer) 681
Somenos Lake, B.C.
Public hearing on hog fuel disposal (Richter) 187 (Jordan) 201
Somerville, Bishop David
Tributes to (Macdonald) 395; (Dent) 409
Soper, Barry
Introduced to House (Barrett) 2305
Soper, Louise
Introduced to House (Barrett) 2305
South Pender Island, B.C.
Community plan, review by Minister, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1902
South Quatti Reservation, Vancouver Island, B.C.
Facility for receiving home, day care and activity centre to be developed (Levi) 2171
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
Mentioned: (Chabot) 1170
Soy bean
Production of soya in B.C. (Stupich) 914
Soya
See: Soy bean
Spanish language
Vancouver students pay more for French courses (Anderson, D.A.) 1165-6
Spas
See: Health resorts, watering-places, etc.
Speaker
Congratulated on his birthday (Richter) (Macdonald) 887
Speaker and Deputy Speaker
Beauchesne, Arthur, Parliamentary Rules And Forms quoted 637, 1450, 1583
Bell present to House by E.K. DeBeck 1205
Dent, Hartley, appointed Deputy Speaker 2
Lamoureux, Hon. Lucien, Speaker of House of Commons, quoted on breach of privilege 686
May, Sir Thomas Erskine, Parliamentary Practice quoted 162, 1520, 1541, 1582, 1583
Page girls, decision of the Speaker 154
Telephone at Speaker's place, qu. (Williams, L.A.) 1295
Television filming for technical test showing discussion from the Opposition side 1275
Television filming of oral question period 971
Television networks, permission to film proceedings requested. Leave not granted. 1781
Television test film made 1177
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, Rulings and Statements
Adjournment of debate to next sitting of House, not to next sitting after today 199
Adjournment to discuss urgent public matter
Not a matter of urgency when a time is appointed for debate on orders of the
day 521-2
Matter ruled not urgent 134-5
Matter of urgency to be indicated, not debate on topic 134
Opportunity for debate, matter ruled not urgent 134, 1409-11
Should have been raised prior to entering the orders of the day 1197, 1990
Situation within authority of statutory body, does not constitute urgent matter
for debate 1782
Amdt., debate confined to terms of amdt. 37, 48, 199, 203
Amdt., seconder not restricted to terms of amdt. 37
Amdt. before House, debate after seconder restricted to amdt. 665
Amdt. does not need a seconder 97
Amdt. to an amdt. a subamdt. 671
Audibility of debate — voice kept down 172
Bill
Amdt. before second reading not in order 2259.
Debate may be allowed where a message comes down without a bill accompanying
it 625
Introduction of a message accompanied by a bill, not under tradition of House
to debate in Committee of the Whole 625
Introduction of bills that are out of order is permitted 626
No authority given to any member of the Sergeant-at-Arms staff to issue any
bill before its being introduced in the House 494
No debate is permitted on the introduction of a message Bill 624, 625
Members not to anticipate debate on a forthcoming Bill 155
On order paper not subject of debate 670, 678, 679, 680, 681, 692
Second reading
Keeping to principle of Bill 1433, 1434, 1490, 1552, 1594, 1600, 1615-6, 1625,
1680, 1746-7, 1776, 2321, 2428, 2519, 2586, 2600
Third reading amdt. may be moved even though moved in second reading 2982
Third reading, scope of debate 2981
Bills of House, when produced in House and placed on the table, are the property of any Member to examine 495
Budget debate to deal with budget items in general terms 504
Chair, decisions can be appealed 1584
Disrespect to Chair 2425
Impertinence to Chair 1587
Indication of attack on Speaker is disrespect for House 599
Reflections on 1617, 2281
Clock; Speaker 'must leave Chair when attention drawn to clock 2001
Committee meeting while House in session, permission of House not given 1871
Conflict of interest should be clarified 112
Conflicting statements in the same speech 173
Debate, confining remarks to subject 595
Debate restricted to subject of subamdt. 677, 678, 680, 682, 699
Decorum of House 733
Documents House cannot require tabling 2636
Gallery, interruption from 34
Gallery, withdrawal of strangers 252-3
House ringing of bell to assemble the House 1483
Implying unworthy conduct 635
Imputing motives 226, 1498, 1500, 2448
Indirect accusation ruled out of order 29
Interjections, interruptions, etc. 1468-9, 1507, 1552, 1553, 1558, 1567, 1568, 1603, 1686, 2435, 2447
Interruptions, failure of lights 636
Irrelevance, repetition 202, 1268, 1281, 1290, 1431, 1465, 1473, 1499, 1500, 1601, 1604, 1796
Language
“Arrogant, dictatorial” 1747
“blackmail” 2989
“by God” 2535
“crackpot” 2606
“deceitful” 469
“Deliberate attempt to mislead” 2633
“Hell” 2778
“Deliberately misleading” 91, 130
“Flim-flams” 726
“jack booted” 201
“machine” in order 345
“misled” 713
“pawn” 635
“phoney charades” 1506
“Rank hypocrisy” 29
“Sham” “Farce” 1439
“Liar” 1441
“snow job” 496,
“pulling the wool over somebody's eyes” 496,
“stacked deck”
496,
“greedy” 497
“turncoat” 344
“twist, twist, twist” 1702
“hypocrisy, hypocrite, hypocritical” 1703
“phoney”
1705
Member/Members
Accusations of double-talking or being conscience-stricken with silence 689
Accusing another Member of not telling the truth 1508
Cannot rise in debate once he has taken his seat 256
Drawing attention to' personal differences or characteristics unacceptable 690,
692
Lower voice level 2428
May quote from blues, may be corrected in House 738
Mode of apparel guided by good sense and good taste 885
Must not accuse anyone of lacking courage 1038
Not to pass between Chair and Member speaking 1177
Personal attacks on personal business of Members unparliamentary 596
Personal remarks 30, 1607, 1973
Prohibited from sitting in the gallery 252-3
Reading at length 1442
Reading extracts reflecting on other Members not in order 1677, 1730
Reading speeches 1453, 1532, 1684, 1809
Reading speeches of others 2476
Recognition by Chair 1541
Referring to former Members by name 21
Referring to other Members by name 21, 581, 1476, 1642
Should address remarks through Chair 48, 49, 68, 76, 179, 202, 300, 341, 403,
500, 643, 645, 647, 648, 702, 733, 1013, 1073, 1079, 1261, 1266, 1289, 1440,
1460, 1470, 1497, 1555, 1565, 1600, 1602, 1610, 1644, 1687, 1742, 1743, 1745,
2313, 2411, 2427, 2447, 2863
Should not reflect upon a vote already taken 343
Statement in reference to nationality must be withdrawn 723
Time warning given 655
To restrict remarks to motion 97
To restrict remarks to question 51
Withdrawal of statement requested 599
Motions
Accusation against a Minister not a satisfactory motion 1971
Amdt. accepted when notice of motion is called 623
Loss of place when motion to adjourn defeated 52
Must be seconded 134
No division on motion 7
Not debatable 3
Notice of motion requires one clear day's notice 623
Of amdt. on motions dealing with adjournment or time require a seconder 367
Seconder has priority after the mover 450
Submitted to the Chair before debating 450
To adjourn debate 1481-2
To adjourn debate and agree upon next sitting 1582-3
To permit oral question period 7
Oral questions
Asking confirmation or denial of newspaper report 1070
Asking for a statement of policy 973, 1445
Asking for legal opinion 1412
Asking Minister what advice will be given to Crown 1010, 1445, 1587
Dealing with a matter of policy too large for question period 1587
Directed to a Minister on a matter outside his jurisdiction ruled out of order
1206
Directing questions to acting Ministers 1818
Indication of subject in asking leave of the Legislature 225
Inviting expression of opinion 973, 1008
Questions may not anticipate an order of the day or other matters appointed
by the House 972, 1070
Theoretical questions, Minister not obliged to reply 1411
Turning into debate 1332, 1334, 1446, 1526, 2543
Petition presented, found to be irregular 2325, 2359
Petition presented, out of order 2417, 2465-6, 2488
Point of order
Attendance on Government side in the House not a point of order 432
Members may not speak on point of order after ruling is made 2993
Must be raised at the time 102
Not a point of order 695
Privilege/Privileges
Advance release of information to the Press on Bills to be introduced to the
House, evidence not factual enough to be ruled a breach of privilege 685-6
Breach of privilege is followed by a motion 628
Disclosure of Government report to Press ruled not a breach of privilege 162
Of Parliament 162
No precedent whereby policy statements have to be made in the House 162
Not a point of privilege 636, 1763
Press conference on ports of Squamish and Britannia ruled not a breach of privilege
162
Press conference on price board for petroleum products ruled not a breach of
privilege 162
Publication or disclosure of draft reports of committees a breach of privilege
162
Reference to a letter not correction of a mis-statement, not a question of 1040
Recess of House due to interruption from gallery 34
Report coming from Committee of the Whole House on the introduction of a bill not a subject of debate. S.O. 45 (1) 626
Reports filed at table unread 349
Reports required by statute not moved or seconded 349
Rules unanimous consent for departure from rules of House 7
Rules of House to be followed 76
Sergeant-at-Arms and staff, servants of the House, not the Government 586
Sergeant-at-Arms and staff under direct supervision of Speaker 586
Speaker leaves Chair at 11 p.m. only on instruction of House 2603
Speaker's attention drawn to clock an interruption of business 1481, 1483
Statements by Ministers and comments by party leaders restricted to facts, not debate 260
Statements made by leave of the House not for purpose of debate 458, 459
Subject of debate before a standing committee of the House 657
Vote not to be dealt with in detail 65
Speaker's Decisions
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 1450 (Speaker) 2251
Quoted (Speaker) 2264
Spear, H.
Quoted on drugs in the United Kingdom (McClelland) 2152
Special Funds Appropriation Act, 1973
(Bill 77) (Minister of Finance) 1R, 365
2R, 2368-71; C, 2747; 3R, 2747, RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 2369-70; Barrett 2368, 2370; McClelland 2370;
Wallace 2370
Funds to be reorganized (Barrett) 2370
Guidelines and details as to how money is spent needed (Wallace) 2370
Land will not be purchased (Barrett) 2370
Special funding for regular programmes criticized (Anderson, D.A.) 2369
Special funds and legislative accountability (Anderson, D.A.) 2370
Special funds
Accelerated Reforestation Fund, budget address (Barrett) 358
Athletes, etc., attending international competitions, policy on funds, question (Jordan) 825
Citizens advisory committees being set up for all funds (Barrett) 358
Community Recreational Facilities Fund — Budget Address (Barrett) 358
Funds under control of Treasury Board (Barrett) 822
Grants to individuals, all applications considered (Barrett) 825
Perpetual funds, Budget address (Barrett) 358
Provincial Home Acquisition Fund, budget address (Barrett) 359
Provincial Land Acquisition Fund, budget address (Barrett) 358
Provincial Research and Economic Studies Fund, budget address (Barrett) 359
Speech from the throne
See: Throne speech
Speech therapy
Coverage for stroke victims (Wallace) 1215
Shortage of therapists (Cocke) 1219
Speed limits
Changes in limits on good roads (Fraser) 1326-7
Increase suggested (Kelly) 546, 1352-3
Spence, Clifford
Mentioned: (Levi) 2178
Spencer Heights subdivision, Nanaimo
Development by A & B Homes Ltd. (Chabot) 597
Spirit River, B.C.
Road and bridge, completion in estimates (Strachan) 1340
Spir-L-Ok Industries Ltd.
Mentioned: (McClelland) 108
Sports
Ski hills, golf courses in Nelson area (Nicolson) 482
Sports festival
Continuation of festival supported (Jordan) 732
Cultural and sports joint festival, suggestion (Jordan) 817-8
Expanded to include cultural festival (Jordan) 732
Festival of Sports, suggestion to discontinue (Curtis) 514
Organization will be examined (Hall) 346
Tourism and the Festival of Sports (McGeer) 381
Sports Festival Association
Mentioned: (Jordan) 732
Spring vacation
See: School attendance
Squamish, B.C.
B.C. Rail's plan a superport (Williams, L.A.) 296
Dike construction (Williams, L.A.) 296
Ecological damage (Barrett) 748
Environmental study of overall area, question (Jordan) 819
Federal government agreement to coal port (Barrett) 748
Port development (Williams, L.A.) 296
Port development for coal to Europe (Richter) 746
Port in Squamish estuary rejected (Barrett) 761
Standard Oil Company
Mentioned: (Barrett) 1047, 2914 (Steves) 2572
Standing committees
See: Legislature — Committees
Standing Order 129
Motion 19. Amdt. to Standing Order 129, being Part IV of the Standing Orders (Hall) 619-22. Amdt. (Williams, L.A.) 621
Stanfield, Robert
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 2579
Stanger, John D.
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 1043, 1066
Star, Revelstoke, B.C.
Article, May 24, 1890, Quoted (Phillips) 2477
Stark, Dr. Robert
Attorney General versus Stark (Cocke) 561
Starr Shipyards
Work underway (Anderson, D.A.) 644
Statesmen, Canadian
Legislation protecting politicians opposed (Barrett) 748
Violence and Canadian politicians (Barrett) 747-8
Status of Women Inquiry Commission
Mentioned: (Jordan) 821
Statute Law Amendment Act, 1973
(Bill 183) (Attorney General) 1R, 2665
2R, 2798; C, 2999-3005, 3007-3010; 3R, 3010; RA, 3070
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 2798; Jordan 2798; Macdonald 2798. (C) Barrett
3009; Cocke 3004; Gardom 3000-1, 3001-2, 3007, 3009, 3010; Jordan 3005; Macdonald
3000, 3001, 3002, 3007; McGeer 3003-4, 3009; Morrison 3002; Phillips 300203,
3004
Divisions: (C) 3005
B.C. Hydro brought under Automobile Insurance Act (Gardom) 3000
B.C. Hydro brought under Public Works Fair Employment Act (Gardom) 3000
B.C. Hydro found self-insuring more economical (Gardom) 3000, 3001
B.C. Hydro's administrative costs virtually zero because of self-insurance (Anderson, D.A.) 3003
B.C. Hydro's customers subsidizing insurance company in Manitoba (Jordan) 3005
B.C. Hydro's customers subsidizing insurance corporation (Phillips) 3004
B.C. Hydro's administrative costs for insurance taken over by Crown agency (Cocke) 3004
Benefits improved under government insurance, costs may increase (Macdonald) 3001
Cost projections for B.C. Hydro contracts under Public Works Fair Employment Act, question (Gardom) 3000
Cost projections for B.C. Hydro insurance from government insurance plan, question (Gardom) 3000
Crown corporations subsidizing insurance corporation (McGeer) 3003
Increased no-fault benefits available under government insurance (Macdonald) 3002
Intent of Act to bring insurance to corporation not available under competitive system (Phillips) 3003
Private pension plans will no longer have to be registered through a trust company to receive income tax exemptions (Macdonald) 3008
Sec. 8 withdrawn (Macdonald) 3008
Sec. 15 deleted (Macdonald) 3008
Steel industry and trade
Iron Bounty Act Repeal Act. See name of act
Steelhead trout
Stocking, closing streams (Anderson, D.A.) 1921)
Stellako River, B.C.
Bridge on Highway 16 at Fraser Lake (Kelly) 1352
Log drive through spawning grounds (Liden) 127
Preservation urged (Kelly) 548
Sternwheelers
See: Excursion boats
Stevens, Neil
Mentioned: (Steves) 1648
Steves, Harold (Richmond)
Address in Reply 117-21
Agricultural land not needed for expanding population 1650
Bell-Irving, H.P., quoted on lower mainland development 1638
British Columbia Federation of Agriculture report on removing land tax and succession duties quoted 1649
British Columbia medical care centre for children in Vietnam, motion supported 453-4
British Columbia Parent-Teachers Federation report on community schools 436
Budget debate 435-9
Canadian companies producing war materials for United States 453
Commerce Weekly article on urban sprawl quoted 1638
Community and government owned and controlled cable TV proposed 437
Community schools described 436
Community schools welcome development 435-6
Development rights on land, cost to province for compensation 1643
Educational TV as a self-educating system of communication 437
Energy Act 2572-3
Environment, growth rate and energy 118
Farmers' protest against Land Commission Act 1629-31
Farmland losses and jobs 1639-40
Fraser Valley farmland, former government's failure to save 1641
Government policy on land use in campaign booklet 1649
Harbour planning board needed 120-1
Hobby farms and agricultural land 1639
Impermanence, effects on agriculture 1640, 1649
Iona Island as a ferry terminal site 120
Land banking and stabilization of land costs 1644
Land Commission Act letters in support quoted 1648
Land Commission Act 1625-36, 1638-51
Land holdings 1626
Land owned by companies in Richmond area 1632-3
Lower' mainland Regional Planning Board report quoted 1639
Mackenzie Valley oil pipeline 120
Marshall, D.A., resignation from Social Credit Party 1625
Municipalities Enabling and Validating Act quoted 1628
Natural gas, reduction of automobile pollution 439
Natural gas relatively non-polluting fuel 119
Oil and gas industry, public control 119
Oil tankers in B.C. coastal waters 120
Pentagon research funds received by Canadian universities 453
Pollution-free vehicles coming into province 439
Postcards protesting Land Commission Act traced 1631-2
Privilege — implications in references to barn burning and break-in at real estate office 1806
Propane gas use, conversion costs for automobiles 439
Public school system an anachronism 435
Public transportation in Greater Vancouver 118
Recreational Facilities Fund should be available for parks, etc. 438
Recreational fund facilities, location on joint community school sites 436-7
Recycling programmes for province 438
Red Star production and distribution of natural gas suggested 439
Review, Richmond, article on Land Commission Act quoted 1629
Richmond land purchasing for development, report quoted 1633-6
School of economics in B.C., development suggested 438
Sewage treatment at Annacis Island 120
Steves family farm, history 1626-9
Steves family profits on sale of land (Chabot) 1752-3
Surrey land acquisition report referred to, quoted 1644
Television cable system operation through B.C. Telephone Company 437
Urban sprawl, effect on taxes, costs in rural areas 1640
Waste paper in Legislative building, collection and recycling 438
Zoning bylaws and land developers 1647
Steveston, B.C.
Environment impact of ferry terminal (Brousson) 234
Horseshoe Bay terminal moved to Iona, Steveston area (Brousson) 234
Stewart, B.C.
Development of port (Phillips) 178
Port development needed (Phillips) 768
Stewart-Cassiar road
Mentioned: (Phillips) 497
Stewart-Watson Lake Highway
Completion of road (Calder) 463
Paving of highway (Calder) 463
Stimulation of Employment Act
(Bill 94) (Curtis) 1R, 589
2R, 2263. Out of order 2263
Speakers: (2R) Curtis 2263
Stock Brands Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 108) (Minister of Agriculture) 1R, 1007
2R, 2400-1; C, 2909; 3R, 2909; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Richter 2401; Stupich 2400
Branding of stock not compulsory (Richter) 2401
Difficulties in enforcing Act (Richter) 2401
Stone Mountain Park
Pending claims will not receive clearance (Williams, R.A.) 634
Strachan, Hon. Robert Martin (Cowichan-Malahat)
Agricultural research director provided for in budget 739
Agriculturalists, increase in staff '739
Agriculture, new direction in B.C. 905
Agriculture department, number of laboratory workers increased 739
Alaska Highway, Kiskatinaw River bridge on “A” list 1340
Alaska Highway paving, federal government's role 1355
Albion Ferry and bridge over Fraser 1357
Amber warning lights at intersections on high-speed highways 1363
Apprenticeship and industrial training programmes, staff increase 740
Athalmer level crossing to be looked at 1348
Atkinson, Robert, quoted on budget 740
Automobile Insurance Act (Bill 35) 1R, 489; 998-1004, 1146-9, 3012, 3017-8, 3021, 3021-2, 3024-5, 3026, 3037, 3053-5, 3060, 3061
Automobile Insurance Act, mandatory basic insurance 999
Automobile Insurance Act, plan self-sustaining 1001
Automobile Insurance Act, separation of accounts in legislation 1148
Automobile Insurance Act, rates 1000-1
Automobile insurance companies and agents, agencies 1001
Automobile repair shops 1001
Barnston Island ferry service not to be cut 1360
Bill of Rights (proposed) referred to 82
Black, W.D., letter sent to him by Treasury Board quoted 86
Blanshard Street, Victoria, development 737
British Columbia-Yukon Chamber of Mines president quoted on budget 740
Budget, aims summarized 741
Budget a socialist budget 737
Budget debate 735-42
Chamber of Commerce of B.C., reaction to budget 740
Chilliwack flood control, provincial part of agreement in budget 739
Colonist article, May 9, 1917, quoted 1504
Community mental health services, increase 739
Compensation for Certain Lands, An Act Respecting, to deal with expropriations (Strachan) 1506
Conservative motion of non-confidence in Minister of Agriculture 1506-7
Corporation Capital Tax Act, 2325
Dease Lake highway improvement needed 1339
Development Corporation of British Columbia Act 2990
Divided highways, needed, expense 1338
Driver-training programmes in school curriculum 1338
Economy based on primary industry 57
Education commission to take a fresh look at education 1163
Ferries, difficulties of free ferries 1348-9
Ferries, late night on the Nanaimo-Vancouver route 1351
Ferries, night sailings and lack of lifeboat-trained crew 1011
Ferries, preference, by reservation or otherwise, over tourists 1344
Ferries' advertising not handled by Menehan and Dunsky 1329
Ferries as part of highway, operating costs 1342
Ferries, trucks, etc. unloading first to be looked into again 1351
Ferries' supplies purchased by tender through Purchasing Commission 1329
Ferry fare increase not under consideration 1010
Ferry fares based on car size, advantages 1357
Ferry reservations, cost of service 1342
Ferry system and night runs 85
Forest management and protection, staff increase 740
Fort Nelson-Fort Simpson Highway, construction by day labour 1340
Fort Nelson-Fort Simpson road, Highways department to construct section to Yukon boundary 738
Fort Nelson-Fort Simpson road, Ottawa contacted on their share 738
Fraser Highway signal in Langley in estimates 1364
Frontage roads, problems 1355
Gabriola Island ferry route 87, 89
Green Belt Protection Fund Act, powers under Act 1505
Green Belt Protection Fund Act quoted on land acquisition 1505
Handicapped, staff increase to aid handicapped 739
Hansard, transcription of every word spoken in
House, available daily 621
Hansard quoted 1147
Hart Highway, Erris section, bridge 1340
Highway 10, Cloverdale east truck route not in estimates 1360
Highway 13, Fraser Highway to 401, work to be done this year 1360
Highway 20, some money for work on it 1356
Highway 24 work in estimates 1356
Highway 95, traffic signal in Golden 1362
Highway 103, Beatton River hill to be looked into 1355
Highway 401, Clearbrook Road on-ramp 1360
Highway 401, stairs being looked into 1360
Highway River bridge on Highway 29 a high priority 1355
Highways department, employee layoffs compared 1968-71, 738
Highways department, layoff of employees 1327
Highways department budget, additional allocation of money to be made 1327-8
Highways department capital construction 1361
Highways department equipment, tendering through Purchasing Commission 1364
Highways department equipment older than Forestry's 1327
Highways department keeps up with research 1344
Highways department liaison with Superintendent of Motor Vehicles, safety programmes 1338
Highways department property negotiations delay to be looked into 1327
Highways department zoning, policy to be stricter in future 1327
Highways system, development 84
Horseshoe Bay and Departure Bay ferry terminals 86
Hudson Street Bridge, width geared to street capacity 1351
Indian reservations, access roads on same basis as roads elsewhere 1339
Industrial relations officials, increase 740
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia Act (Bill 34) 1R, 489; 2517-8, 1535-7, 3063, 3063-4, 3065, 3066
Island Highway, unattractive development to be cleaned up 1329
Jericho Hill School, staff increase 739
Land Commission Act, public funds for farmland protection in Fraser Valley 1509
Land Commission Act 1504-11, 1788
Land Commission Act does not allow confiscation or expropriation 1508
Land Commission Act not applicable to less than two acres 1508
Lougheed Highways, cats' eyes on order 1357
McCall, Tom, quoted on land preservation in Oregon 1509-10
MacMillan Bloedel, plants owned, companies controlled 58
Maple Ridge bypass to be looked at 1357
Marine college at B.C. Institute of Technology 85
Mineral resources protection, staff increase 740
Mission bypass to be looked at 1357
Monkman Pass, Boundary road traffic count being made 1361
Monkman Pass road ploughed and open to Quintette Mountain 738
Mt. Currie road to Lillooet Lake included in estimates 1347
Multi-national corporations and the employment of Canadians 58
Murray Sales, doughnut supplying contract for ferries referred to 2543
Noranda Mines, plants, mines, mills owned 58
Opposition's role in budget debate criticized 736
Patricia Bay Highway dividers developed by Highways department 1344
Patricia Bay Highway intersection at Town and Country being looked at 1363
Planes being examined 82
Point of order. Bill is not before the House 626
Port McNeill ferry terminal decision 1411
Pouce Coupe bridge 1340
Provincial government more receptive than federal to farmers' pleas 905
Provincial subdivision regulations 85
Public Health services, staff increase 739
Public Works Fair Employment Act 2942-3
Question about liquor prices in 1958 referred to 736
Road widening, Highways department to leave cleared sides 1360
Roadside airstrips not to be hoped for 1341
Rose Pass, highway construction not planned 1348
Royal commission on automobile insurance, costs, report 1003
Royal Commission on tree fruit industry quoted on farmers' income 1507
Rural power subsidy 739
Safety inspection, increase in staff 740
Saskatchewan automobile insurance rates 1002
School district, adjustment payments 739
Shalalth Road to Lillooet given up 1347
Skeena River bridge at Terrace to be completed in two years 1339
Skookumchuk Prairie, Wasa cutoff, route being re-examined 1348
Smithers to Granisle road to be completed this year 1339
Social Credit organizations' requests for government automobile insurance 999
Spirit River road and bridge, completion in estimates 1340
Studded tires under study 1344
Testing stations 1338
Thatcher, Ross, quoted on government automobile insurance 1002
Trans-Canada Highway, Coquihala route as an alternative 1356
Trans-Canada Highway signs replacing, cost estimated 1363
Trans-Canada Highway sign re-installed 84
Tribute to (Lauk) 1025-6
Wall Street Journal, article quoted 1002
Water resources, staff increase 740
Westside Road, Invermere, improvements to be continued 1348
Wilmer Pontoon Bridge to Highway 95 being looked into 1345
Woodfibre ferry, sharing of costs 1348
Wootten royal commission recommended government takeover of automobile insurance 1001, 1149
Youth training programme, budget increase 740
Zoning has not really worked 1510
Straight, Lee
Mentioned: (Radford) 544
Strata Titles Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 124) (Attorney General) 1R, 1445
2R, 2291; C, 2683; 3R, 2683; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Macdonald 2291; Wallace 2291. (C) Anderson, D.A. 2683
Strata Titles Act
Abuses under the Act (Barrett) 830-1
Amdt. on zoning (Barrett) 832
Amdt. suggested (Barrett) 831
Amdts. proposed to Act (Macdonald) 956
Mentioned: (Williams, L.A.) 828-9 (Barrett) 830-2 (Jordan) 876
Stratford Electric Company
IBEW's refusal to grant collective agreement to company referred to (Brousson) 2955
Stratford Estates Limited
Mentioned: (Brousson) 706
Strathcona Park
Buttle Lake (Williams, R.A.) 632
Myra Creek, Western Mines Ltd. development (Williams, R.A.) 633
Outline of its history (Williams, R.A.) 632
Park-use permit No. 507, Ralph River townsite, to be cancelled (Williams, R.A.) 633
Pending claims will not receive clearance (Williams, R.A.) 634
Ralph River, Western Mines Ltd. townsite in Park (Williams, R.A.) 633
Termination of staking and recording mineral claims (Williams, R.A.) 633
Western Mines Ltd., park-use permit No. 477 in Strathcona Park (Williams, R.A.) 632-3
Western Mines Ltd. tailings in Buttle Lake 633
Strawberries
Imports, labour problem (Stupich) 913
Price to growers in B.C. (Wallace) 902
Street, Byron
Quoted (Barrett) 1041
Strikes and lockouts
Averted by participation in decision making (Lea) 299
Employee profit sharing best guarantee of labour peace (Anderson, G.H.) 441
Reduction of strikes and lockouts (King) 230-1
Strikes and strike settlement (Wallace) 79-80
Strikes and lockouts — Schools
Janitors' strike, District 61 (Curtis) 151; qu. (Wallace) 225
Correspondence courses for children suggested (Morrison) 270
Efforts of Minister of Labour and Minister of Education to settle strike commended
(Schroeder) 259
Government action to return children to school (Anderson, D.A.) 259 (Wallace)
259-60
Government negligent (Wallace) 386
Meeting with Minister of Education and parties to dispute (King) 259-60
Motion to discuss (Anderson, D.A.) 134
Provincial mediator involved (King) 226
Recommendations for settlement by mediator (King) 226
Student aid
Equalization grants for students in remote areas (Calder) 462-3 (McGeer) 1111
Students in rural ridings, equal opportunity (Phillips) 507
Student counsellors
Counsellors and choice of career for girls (Brown) 1107
Counsellors in elementary and junior secondary schools (Morrison) 1170
Importance, need for more (Dailly) 1170
Training in B.C. (Anderson, D.A.) 1166
Student employment
Government programmes for summer, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1666
Students personnel records
See: Personnel records in education
Student records
See: Personnel records in education
Student travel
Travel programmes for school students (Lockstead) 272
Students
Failure (Jordan) 1141
Education must provide adaptability (Dailly) 424
Failure, failing and being a failure differentiated (Dailly) 1, 105
Failure as a lesson in life (Schroeder) 1104
In-service training in hospitals, payment, qu. (Williams, L.A.) 1925
In-service training in hospitals (Cocke) 1295
Students must not feel they are failures (Dailly) 424
Students — Grading
See: Grading and marking (Students)
Stupich, Hon. David Daniel (Nanaimo)
Address in Reply 211-7
Advertising B.C. products 940
Agricultural research, availability of information to producers 533
Agricultural services, new staff 531
Agricultural department, name change under consideration 881
Agriculture department staff meeting with counterparts in other provinces 881
Alfalfa freight rates from Peace River 937
Apples in liquor stores 936
Appreciation expressed for his work on the Land Commission Act (Barrett) 2909
Armstrong exhibition board, no government interference 936
Artificial insemination 940
Beef feedlot industry in B.C. 937
Beef shortage in B.C., expansion of beef cattle industry 880
Bills on order paper to help farmers 1812
British Columbia crop disaster payments, more and earlier than Alberta's 898
British Columbia Federation of Agriculture, government offer to pay for expert advice 1813
British Columbia Federation of Agriculture, press release quoted on budget 530
British Columbia Food Promotion, programme to continue reinvigorated 531
British Columbia Natural Resource Conference quoted 1197-8, 1202
British Columbia Telephone, corporation tax increase and profits 527
Broiler hatching-egg producers and broiler producers, agreement 884
Broiler hatching-egg producers problem, department policy not to interfere 883
Budget debate 522-34
Cattle Industry Development Act (Bill 32) 1R, 624; 2221, 2223-4, 2844, 2845
Cattle Industry Development Act Agriculture department representative on board 2223
Cattle Industry Development Act jail term penalty, removal from Act referred to 2224
Cattle Industry Development Act levy refundable 2223
Cattle Industry Development Act requested by Beef Cattlemen's Association 2221
Cominco Elephant brand fertilizer sold in U.S. 914
Conservative motion of non-confidence in Minister of Agriculture (Strachan) 1506-7
Co-operatives, government financial help 531-2
Corporation taxation, Canadian average, average increase 527
Crop disaster payments 898-9
Crop failures in Peace River area 898-900
Crop Insurance Act, proposed changes 531
Crop Insurance Act, provincial government to assume administrative costs 531
Crop insurance, federal government share of cost 531
Crop insurance, improvements 531
Crop insurance, new basis 899
Crop insurance fund a deficit programme 900
Crop insurance in Peace River area 899
Crop insurance premiums, subsidies 937
Crown land available 897
Demonstration and applied research programme 533
Departure Bay — Horseshoe Bay ferry route, alternatives 525
Distress Area Assistance Act, An Act to Amend 2797
Dumping controls, representations to Ottawa 913
Education tax, removal from producing farmland 528
Education tax removal, further discussion in caucus 897
Egg Marketing Board, report on operations 922
Egg prices, feed costs 937
Egg quota values 922
Egg quotas, government purchase 922
Eggs, Agriculture department's advance knowledge of price increase 1207
Estimates for highways compared 528
Farm labour problem, federal provincial co-operation 927
Farm machinery repossessions in Peace River area 915
Farm management, efficiency, improvements 893
Farm taxes, change in due date by arrangement 896-7
Farmers, cost reductions 528
Farmers, programmes for both full and part-time farmers 927
Farmers' income, improvement programme 913
Farmers Land Clearing Assistance Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 36) 1R, 625; 2400
Farmers Land Clearing Assistance Act, ` for long-range improvements on farmland 533
Farmers Union favours collective bargaining 896
Farming, emphasis on economic viability 533-4
Farmland, fundamental freedom to enjoyment economic 212
Farmland, further alienation prevented by Land Commission Act 1815
Farmland, preservation needed 530, 1197
Farmland freeze order, appeals to Environment and Land Use Committee 923
Farmland inventory 212
Farmland losses 1199
Farmland part of environment 212
Farmland subdivision freeze, appeal forum set up 217
Farmland subdivision freeze, campaign to organize opposition 217
Farmland subdivision freeze, correspondence quoted 213-7
Farmland subdivision freeze, favourable correspondence estimated for TV programme 217
Farmland subdivision freeze, legislation 213
Farms, operation and size 1199
Federal government milk programme, shared market scheme 928
Federal government's obligation to assist Peace River farmers 898
Ferries, cheaper midweek fares, later sailings needed 524
Ferries, third crossing, solution to traffic problems 525
Fisheries, inclusion in Agriculture department 919
Fluoridation of Nanaimo water supply supported 523
Food prices, consumer acceptance of increases 919
Forage, federal assistance programme in Peace River 939
Fort Nelson, investigation needed into agricultural possibilities 897
Fraser Valley, subdivision of farmland 213
Fraser Valley flood, crop insurance unavailable, diking tax 899
Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association and farmland preservation 214
Freight assistance for forage in Peace River 899
Freight — rates, continuing battle with federal government 897
Freight rates on grain from Peace River 937
Fruit farmers in worst financial position 913
Gabriola Island, bridge connection 526
Gabriola Island, ferry service 525
Gabriola Island, link in ferry system 524-5
Gabriola Island, planning commission and protection of island 526
Gabriola Island, potential population 526
Gasoline tax, removal from farm used gas 528
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, submission to federal government on GATT 919
Government development of land 214
Government first refusal on land for sale, problems 1815
Government in partnership with industry 530
Grain storage facilities on west coast 913
Grape acreage 928
Grape growers' winery, government encouragement 929
Grape-growing industry, prices, prospects 929
Hydroponic production not in need of help or encouragement 914, 936
Hydroponically produced food, consumer resistance 914
Irrigation, cost 913
Irrigation available for potential grape acreage 930
Irrigation under ARDA and land subdivision 930
Japan, barriers against B.C. apples 914
Keypunch operators in one data processing branch 939
Labour importing not a workable solution 927
Land and improvements should not bear cost of education 529
Land Commission Act (Bill 42) 1R, 627; 1197-1202, 1811-5, 2847, 2880-1, 2883, 2884, 2885, 2886, 2887, 2891-2, 2894, 2895-6, 2897, 2902, 2906, 2907, 2908
Land Commission Act, amdts invited 1202
Land Commission Act and right to sue the Crown 1202
Land Commission Act, confiscation of personal belongings not in Act 1815
Land Commission Act, correspondence received on it 1200-1
Land Commission Act, effect on mortgage lending 1201
Land Commission Act, few suggestions from Opposition 1812
Land Commission Act, hearings not denied in Act 1815
Land Commission Act, letter on landowners meeting in Vernon quoted 1814
Land Commission Act, letters supporting Act 1814
Land Commission Act, not an expropriation statute 1200, 1815
Land Commission Act, six suggestions made by L.A. Williams 1812
Land Commission Act, suggestions and advice from G. Scott Wallace 1813, 1815
Land Commission Act and right to sue the Crown 1201
Land Commission, appointment 1815
Land Commission, not government, given some powers over land 1201
Land holdings 1197
Land in Peace River area, availability, comparison to land in the south 1813
Land subdivision, waste of non-renewable resource 212
Land subdivision applications and inquiries 216
Law Reform Commission quoted on power to acquire land 1200
Livestock, export of breeding stock 914
Loudermilk, Walter, quoted 1202
Malaspina College, capital cost 523
Market boards 532
Market improvement, research to aid farmers 531
Meat packing plant in B.C. 938
Milk Board, membership 941
Minimum wage exemption in agricultural industry 914
Minimum wage for self-employed farmer not feasible 928
Minister of Agriculture's salary reduced to $1. Motion (Wallace) 905
Minister's salary reduction, Motion not personal attack (Curtis) 909
Moratorium on farm debts in Peace River area 915
Newcastle Island, bridge connection opposed 524
Newcastle Island, upgrading park facilities needed 523-4
New Zealand and Australian lamb imports allowed by federal arrangement 880
Nicomekl-Serpentine area drainage, federal-provincial arrangement, cost 892
Ocean Falls Corporation Act 2621
Okanagan, future of farming 213
Okanagan milk industry, problems 928
Oliver Chronicle, quoted on farmland subdivision freeze 215
Order-in-Council, definition of farmland 216
Order-in-Council, definition defined in second 217
Pacific National Exhibition, cabinet members on board 922
Pacific National Exhibition horticultural exhibits 936
Pacific National Exhibition, cabinet members on board 922
Park development, increase in budget 527
Peace River, assistance programme for next crop 900
Peace River area, designation under DREE 915
Peace River crop disaster, pressure on federal government for further assistance 900
Peace River crop loss, federal government payments 532
Peace River crop loss, provincial government programme 532
Peace River grain areas converted to grass 880
Pope, Harry, honoured on retirement 211-2
Property tax removal from farmland under consideration 936
Provincial encouragement of lamb production in Peace River area 880
Provincial federal co-operation on long-range planning 880
Reforestation, job creation 528
Reserves, designation to be done with local involvement 1815
Seed grain in Peace River area 900
Select Standing Committee on Agriculture to inquire into government financial assistance to food co-operatives in B.C. (Motion 20) 622
Sewage fertilized vegetables, consumer resistance 936-7
Small farm development programme 532
Small parcels save farmland but not farmers 1199
Social services, 69 percent of expenditures 527
Soya production in B.C. 914
Stock Branch Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 108) 1R, 1007; 2400
Strawberries, imports, labour problem 913
Study of marketing system for B.C.-grown tree fruits (Motion 29) 778-9
Subsidies for B.C. grain screenings in Alaska 897
Subsidies on agricultural lime 940
Succession duty exemption on farms passing within family 914
Taxes, preferential tax treatment for farmers 1200
Taylor root crop loss 920
Tree fruits, export possibilities 914
Turnbull, George, quoted 1198-9
Union of British Columbia Municipalities support for farmland subdivision freeze 214
Utilized capital tax 529
Vegetable crop marketing boards 532
Vernon sewage effluent on vegetable crops 534
Veterinary assistance programme continuing 918
Veterinary clinics, loans or grants for establishment 898
Veterinary college admittances based on B.C.'s contribution 935
Veterinary college established in Saskatchewan by agreement 935
Veterinary pathology, satellite lab at Fairview 920
Veterinary pathology laboratory in Peace River area not justified 918
Warren, John B., quoted 1198
Welfare assistance not affected by crop disaster payments 898
Western provinces' joint programme to investigate farm produce export 881
Wheat surpluses, federal government attitude 896
Wineries, six in province 928-9
Wines, 60 per cent B.C. grapes in crush (Stupich) 929
Wolves, problems in Peace River area 919, 920
Subdivision of land
See: Land Subdivision
Substitute teachers
Salaries (Wallace) 1132
Salaries a local decision (Dailly) 1133
Succession Duty Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 144) (Minister of Finance) I R, 1637
2R, 2375-7; C, 2748; 3R, 2748; RA, 3070
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 2376; Barrett 2376, 2377; Gardom 2376-7; Morrison
2376; Smith 2376; Wallace 2376
Succession Duty Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 86) (Williams, L.A.) 1R, 395
2R, 2257-8. Out of order 2258
Speakers: (2R) Williams, L.A. 2257-8
Succession Duty Act, An Act to Repeal
(Bill 12) (Morrison) 1R, 18
2R 1997. Out of order 1997
Speakers: (2R) Morrison 1997
Succession duties
See: Inheritance and transfer tax
Suits Against the Crown, An Act for
(Bill 135) (Gardom) 1R, 1331
2R, 3040-1, Out of order 3041
Speakers: (2R) Gardom 3040-1
Sukunka River, B.C.
Changing course (Phillips) 1852
Cost of rerouting stream (Williams, R.A.) 1857
Sukunka coal
British Columbia Railway, priority on coal carrying (Fraser) 755
Canadian National and B.C. Rail coal routes compared (Anderson, D.A.) 758-9
Capital development or operating costs agreement with private companies, qu. (Smith) 1118
Capital investment in coal operation (Williams, L.A.) 1060
Coal, bulk to go to Great Britain (Barrett) 748
Coal resources, export, royalty, question (Williams, L.A.) 783
Coal shipment, costs involved, question (Williams, L.A.) 783
Coalition and Brascan, options, qu. (Phillips) 1526
Development (Phillips) 175-9,
Entire deposit not pre-sold (Phillips) 175
Future coal needs not threatened by sale of Sukunka coal (Barrett) 802
Handshake agreement (Schroeder) 794 (Barrett) 795
Negotiations on coal development in progress (Barrett) 785
Negotiations on development, qu. (Gardom) 2383
Potential future sales to European Common Market (Phillips) 175
Shipping, factors in choice of railroad (Williams, L.A.) 476-7
Summary Convictions Act
Mentioned: (Gardom) 654, 3046 (Lauk) 2930
Summer camps
See: Camps
Sumpter Bus Brokers
British Columbia supplier of buses (Anderson, D.A.) 650
Sun Vancouver, B.C.
Articles quoted (Chabot) 697 (Barrett) 1040, 1704 (Nicolson) 1065 (Lauk) 1195, 2028 (Phillips) 1137-8, 1268, 1435, 1908-9 (Stupich) 1199 (Brown) 1229 (Smith) 1422 (McClelland) 1557, 2150 (Steves) 1641 (Anderson, D.A.) 1671-2 (Morrison) 1683 (Fraser) 1935-7 (Brousson) 2025
Classified ads for mortgage money and mortgages for sale (Brousson) 238, 570, 577, 963
Congratulated on handling of Marie White case (Cocke) 1185
Purchase or takeover to ensure newsprint market, qu. (Brousson) 1667
Sunkut Mountain Cattlemen's Association
Reference to petition opposing Land Commission Act (Fraser) 1720
Sunridge Homes
Mentioned: (Brousson) 706
Sunshine Coast, B.C.
Preservation (Lockstead) 271
Sunshine Comstock Mines Ltd,
Mentioned: (McGeer) 2344
Sunshine Lardeau Mines Ltd.
See: Sunshine Comstock Mines Ltd.
Sunshine Ranch
Campsite development (Chabot) 1906
Mentioned: (Chabot) 1345
Superannuation Commission
Work load increase (Hall) 592
Supreme Court Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 138) (Attorney General) 1R, 1901
2R, 2293; C, 2685; 3R, 2685; RA, 3069
Speakers: (2R) Macdonald 2293
Supreme Court Act, An Act to Amend
(Bill 85) (Gardom) 1R, 395
2R, 2256-7
Speakers: (2R) Gardom 2256-7; Hall 2257
Interest assessment on unpaid claims (Gardom) 2257
Surrey, B.C.
Land acquisition report referred to, quoted (Steves) 1644
Surrey Memorial Hospital, Surrey, B.C.
Administrator dismissed, government action, qu. (McClelland) 1903
Swan, Wooster and Associates
Letter quoted (Strachan) 88
Point Grey cliffs, recommendations (Williams, R.A.) 1879
Squamish port design (Williams, L.A.) 296
Swan Lake, B.C.
No programme planned at present (Williams, R.A.) 1951
Plans for park (Phillips) 1930, 1947, 1951
Swindlers and swindling
Fund to compensate swindled small businessmen suggested (Phillips) 505
Swindler in Peace River area, case cited (Phillips) 505-6
Sydney Steel
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 2864
Szasz, George
Quoted (Rolston) 518