H

HUDAC

See: Housing and Urban Development Association of Canada

Hager, Roger

Directorships (Steves) 156

Haida Cement Company Limited

Investments in B.C. in 1973 (Barrett) 287

Haines, R.C.

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 24

Hall, Hon. Ernest, Provincial Secretary, Minister of Travel Industry (Surrey)

Committee on Standing Orders and Private Bills, member 940

Committees, Ministers' receipt of stipend denied 187

Committees, Ministers' use of political influence denied 187

Committees, names, terms of reference amended (Motion 9) 564, 567-8

Committees, two bills sent to committee on previous 10 years 568

Consumer affairs in Committee on Public Accounts and Economic Affairs 567

Cyril Morley Shelford Compensation Act 947

Evans, Hon. and Mrs. Daniel J., and their party introduced to House 783

Factories Act amendment to allow employment of women in liquor stores 1062

Guaranteed Income Act 310

Hospital Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 1160

Labour Code of British Columbia Act 491-3, 1006-7

Municipal Superannuation Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 1154; 1 174

Public Officials' Disclosure Act 946

Public Service Act (Bill 116) 1R, 1255; 1312, 1383-4, 1384, 1385, 1386, 1388

Public Service Labour Relations Act (Bill 75) 1R, 615; 951-3, 971-4, 1313-4, 1314, 1315-6, 1316, 1316-7, 1317, 1317-8, 1319, 1319-20, 1320-1, 1321, 1322, 1323, 1324, 1327, 1328, 1329

Public Service Superannuation Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 1154; 1172, 1173-4

Public Scrutiny 310

Queen Elizabeth II British Columbia Centennial Scholarship Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 1062; 1142

Queen's Printer advertisement, wage differences for different jobs 1028

Quoted on Ministerial discretion (Anderson, D.A.) 677

Registered Nurses Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 109) 1R, 1191

Sessional Reports Suspension Act (Bill 20) 1R, 259; 411, 411-2, 770-1

Social services tax, Treasury Board currently looking into taxation policies 300

Teachers' Pension Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 1154;1174

Washington (State) visiting legislators welcomed to House 997

Hall, Joe, Trucking

Employment by Highways department referred to (Lewis) 82

Hall, Noel A.

Special advisor to Minister of Labour (King) 49

Halsey, Stuart & Co.

Ready to lend money to province (Barrett) 286

Haney Correctional Institute

Atmosphere criticized (Rolston) 332

Conditions (Barnes) 339

Fence, escapes before and after its construction (Barrett) 341

Mentioned: (Barnes) 339 , Project at Stave Lake (Rolston) 332

Work there referred to (Barrett) 341

Hansard (Official Report of Debates of the Legislative Assembly)

Adjournment of debate to See blues for text of statement (Williams, L.A.) 372 (Wallace) 375

Appreciation expressed to Chief of Hansard and to staff (Curtis) 1413

Blues available for information (Speaker) 385

Blues not to be quoted in House (Speaker) 385

Blues, Sergeant-at-Arms reports five copies received at 9 a.m. (Speaker) 385

Blues, two copies available in House at all times (Speaker) 385

Chairman's statements to Speaker not recorded (Gardom) 777

Amendments not found in Journals recorded (Gardom) 435

Availability, not available (Jordan) 366A, 367A

Availability, not available for confirmation of words used (Stupich) 382

Committee on Social Welfare and Education, report (Schroeder) 53

Consumer matters conference, proceedings recorded (Young) 571

Contribution to democracy (Hartley) 117

Debate on second reading, Member referred to Hansard (Young) 798 (Jordan) 801

Debates, divisions and amendments in committee, recording provides ample coverage (Speaker) 560

Divisions in committee recorded (Chairman) 712

Document, confirmation on tabling of (Anderson, D.A.) 141

Labour Relations Board will examine Hansard and statements of Minister of Labour (Chabot) 983

Legislature, record of deliberations for future reference (Phillips) 899

Mentioned: (Lauk) 187 (Hall) 187, 972 (Strachan) 211, 556, 691 (Barnes) 232 (Phillips) 303, 1364 (Barrett) 433, 481 (Macdonald) 525 (Curtis) 576 (Anderson, D.A.) 674, 793 (Wallace) 923, 979 (McGeer) 990, 1127 (McClelland) 109, 1146, 1305 (Smith) 1126 (Gardom) 1331 (Speaker) 1380 (Liden) 1380

Microphones, accuracy of reporting depends on use (Speaker) 777

Microphones' presence presumed to be due to tape recording (Barrett) 778

Minister of Health's introduction to second reading of Medical Centre of British Columbia Act quoted (Williams, L.A.) 1099

Minister's statement omitted (McClelland) 910

Questions, filing answers not included as not a proceeding in the House (Speaker) 939

Quoted (Anderson, D.A.) 675, 677, 729, 1400

Quoted on withdrawal of Bill 9 (Anderson, D.A.) 591, 592.

Quoted on withdrawal of Item 9 on the order paper (Speaker) 592

Regulations, reference to Hansard in drafting (Stupich) 749

Skagit Valley, confirmation of statement on (Macdonald) 145

Social services tax, inquiry into effect of imposition on publications of the Queen's Printer (Motion 2) 299, 321

Special Committee on Privileges considered excerpts (Liden) 1380

Switch on Speaker's desk determining who will or will not be recorded (Gardom) 676

Hansard (House of Commons Debates)

Mentioned: (King) 992

Harbour Park Developments Ltd.

Development plans for Coal Harbour waterfront (Barnes) 230

Harbouis

See also subdivision Harbour under names of cities, e.g. Vancouver, B.C. — Harbour

Harcourt, Michael

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 595

Harron, Donald

Charlie Farquharson's history of Canada mentioned (Nicolson) 1215

Hart, Peter

Letters to W.B. Weston tabled (Anderson, D.A.) 1309

Hartley, Hon. William Leonard, Minister of Public Works (Yale-Lillooet)

Address in reply 113-7

Bennett, William Richards, welcomed 113

Boyd, Alfreda, tribute to 113

Committee on Transportation and Communications, member 940

Consumer Services, Department of, Act 797

Co-operatives, bankruptcies during previous 20 years 1079

Debates, televising 117

Explosion in Victoria, Director of Safety to make study 292

Gibson's Bowladrome, lowest appraised value paid 292

Hansard reporting of debates introduced by government 117

Legislative chamber, opening of windows 113

London, preservation of buildings in Westminster 117

Medical Centre of British Columbia Act 1105

Oral question period introduced 117

Pacific North Coast Native Co-operative Loan Act 1078-9

Parliament Buildings, caucus room for opposition 115

Parliament Buildings, cost of repairs 114-7

Parliament Buildings, drainage tile contract 115

Parliament Buildings, fire hazards 115

Parliament Buildings, report on repairs needed 114-7

Parliament Buildings, rotunda ceiling 115

Parliament Buildings, second elevator to be installed 116

Parliament Buildings, visitors during summer 116

Parliament Buildings, working conditions, overcrowding 115

Provincial Library, restoration, installation of stacks 116

Public Works department staff, tribute to 113

Rattenbury, Francis, architect of Parliament Buildings 116, 117

Hasegawa, Robert

Interview with him on right to strike quoted (King) 968

Hat Creek, B.C.

Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. heavy-water plant, locating at coal deposits (Phillips) 617

Coal deposits, use of in pollution control (McClelland) 747

Hawaii

Land sales to non-nationals (Barrett) 948

Hawker-Siddeley Canada Ltd.

Secondary industry, establishment in B.C. (Chabot) 17

Hawthornthwaite, J.H.

Mentioned: (Radford) 470 (Barrett) 1266

Haynes, Ray

Government's relationship to him subject of remarks by opposition (King) 885

Mentioned: (Chabot) 142, 458 (Young) 455 (Williams, L.A.) 884 (King) 886 (Gardom) 1008 (Hon. Member) 1204 (Jordan) 1204

Opposition to conscience clause (McGeer) 832

Resignation from judicial council (Chabot) 24

Health Security Programme Project

Report available about November 28 (Cocke) 1307

Report, credibility damaged by statements of Dr. Foulkes, qu. (Wallace) 652

Report, date available, qu. (Chabot) 1307

Report referred to (Barrett) 289

Report, release (Chabot) 1017

Report, release of any part to House, qu. (McGeer) 350

Shortliffe report, tabling in House, qu. (McGeer) 350, 521-2

Shortliffe report will not be released to House (Cocke) 522

Health Services and Hospital Insurance, Department of Brochure on department's direction (Schroeder) 53

Name changed to “Department of Health” (Cocke) 412

Health Services and Hospital Insurance, Department of, Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 39) (Minister of Health Services and Hospital

Insurance) 1R, 365A; 2R, 412; C, 1048; 3R, 1048; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 412

Heavy water

See: Deuterium oxide

Hellyer, Hon. Paul T.

Task Force on Housing and Urban Development, report (Barrett) 638

Henderson, Maxwell

Mentioned: (Barrett) 683 (McGeer) 683

Herridge, Herbert Wilfred

Death of (Nimsick) 847

Opposition to admitting Hal Banks to Canada referred to (King) 992

Tribute to (McGeer) 992

Herbert, John

Mentioned: (Hartley) 117

Higgins, Richard D.

See also: British Columbia Civil Service Employee Relations Commission

Highcroft Towers, Vancouver, B.C.

Condominium conversion (Rolston) 104

Mentioned: (Barrett) 287

Highway 16

Mentioned: (Dent) 93

Highway 97

Bypasses needed for built-up areas (Bennett) 222

Hearings on route, etc., qu. (Jordan) 113

Water transit as alternative to widening of highway (Gabelmann) 189

Widening should be continued (Bennett) 221-2

Highways, Department of

Delay in dealing with subdivision applications (Lewis) 82

Expropriations referred to (King) 1207

Hiring of equipment in Shuswap area criticized (Lewis) 82

Pritchard subdivision, applications turned down (Lewis) 82

Upgrading of highways almost stopped (Fraser) 120

Hiram Walker — Gooderham and Worts Limited

Investments in B.C. in 1973 (Barrett) 287

Historic houses, etc.

Historic value and heritage value, legal distinction (Anderson, D.A.) 1068

Municipalities, aid in tax relief, maintenance (Anderson, D.A.) 1068 (Barrett) 1070

See also subdivision Historic houses, etc. under names of cities, e.g. Victoria, B.C. — Historic houses, etc.

Hitschmanova, Lotta

Quoted on international adoptions (Jordan) 389

Hogarth, Oliver Hughes & Drabik

Mentioned: (Liden) 621

Hogs

See: Swine

Holling, Crawford

Municipal Matters Committee visit to UBC Resource Science Centre (report) 255

Holly, Constance

Coordinator of task force on health care and human resources (Dent) 94

Holt, Simma

Quoted on dangerous conditions at Oakalla women's prison (Anderson, D.A.) 334

Home care of the sick

See: Home nursing

Home nursing

Benefits, consequences of programme (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 238-40

Home care pilot projects, costs of service (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report, Appendix II) 245-6

Homemaker service

See: Visiting housekeepers

Homes for aged

See: Old age homes

Hooper Homes Bureau

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 144

Hope-Princeton Highway

Accidents on Highway 8.5 miles east of Hope (Lea) 689, 747

Fatality and dangerous corner, qu. (Wallace) 615

Safety precautions on Highway 8.5 miles east of Hope, qu. (Wallace) 689

Horodyski, S.A.

British Columbia Railway strike negotiating committee member (Barrett) 809

Hospital Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 105) (Provincial Secretary) 1R, 1160; 2R, 1272-3, 1289-91; C, 1346-7; 3R, 1347; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 1272-3, 1290-1; Gardom 1290; McClelland 1289; McGeer 1289-90; Wallace 1290

British Columbia Hospital Employees' Union, deadline for negotiations (Cocke) 1272-3

Chronic illness, definition (Cocke) 1272

Conflict insection 46 with section in Labour Code of British Columbia Act (Gardom) 1290

Deputy chief inspector provided for (Cocke) 1272

Hospital boards, cabinet appointments a cause of concern (Wallace) 1290

Hospital boards, government representatives (Cocke) 1272

Hospital inspectors' decisions, appeal mechanism needed (Wallace) 1290

Legislation supported (McClelland) 1289 (McGeer) 1290 (Wallace) 1290

Public Works Fair Employment Act removed from Act, reasons (Cocke) 1273, 1290

Hospital boards

Hospital Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act

Hospital care

Chronic care, cost-sharing (Rolston) 106

Chronic care to have second call on surplus funds (Barrett) 289

Extended care charge, assessment committee to reduce in cases of financial hardship (Cocke) 292

Extended care charge, increase, qu. (Wallace) 292

Extended care charge, increase and multiple sclerosis patients, qu. (McClelland) 433-4

Extended care charge, increase and percentage not on Mincome affected, qu. (McClelland) 434

Extended care charge, increase for all patients on Mincome (Cocke) 292

Extended care charge, increase hardship to supporting families of young patients, qu. (Jordan) 293

Extended care, costs (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 244-5

Extended care, methods of financing, cost to patient (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 237-8

Hospital Insurance Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act

Intermediate care, costs (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 244-5

Intermediate care costs to be carried by government as quickly as possible (Cocke) 293

Intermediate care, facilities (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 236

Intermediate care, financing and operation (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 238

Levels of care, all should be treated equally from financial point of view (McClelland) 300

Levels of care, definition (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 235

Levels of care, equitable coverage for all (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 240-1

Penticton's extended care hospital (Rolston) 106

Hospital equipment

See: Hospitals — Furniture, equipment, etc.

Hospital insurance

See: Insurance, Hospitalization; British Columbia Hospital Insurance Service

Hospital Insurance Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 35) (Wallace) 1R, 345; 2R, 775-6. Out of order 776

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 776; Wallace 775-6

Accommodation not available to deliver service (Cocke) 776

Bed shortage for extended care (Cocke) 776

Cost can be approximated by Minister (Wallace) 775

Hospital insurance coverage for extended care (Wallace) 775

Hospitals

Hospital Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act

New hospitals, hospital additions in Skeena (Dent) 94

Hospitals — Furniture, equipment, etc.

Pooling and lending of hospital equipment (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 244

Hotels, taverns, etc.

Hotel beverage rooms being turned into bottle clubs (Barnes) 228-9

Neighbourhood pubs, legislation needed (Fraser) 120

Pub regulations, drafting under way (Macdonald) 1059

Pub regulations, when available, qu. (McGeer) 1059

See also subdivision Hotels, taverns, etc. under names of cities, e.g. Vancouver, B.C. — Hotels, taverns, etc.

House trailers

See: Mobile homes

Household help

See: Servants

Housekeepers, Visiting

See: Visiting housekeepers

Housewives

See: Wives

Housing

Blair Rifle Range development (McGeer) 267

Building lots, shortage, cost (Curtis) 272

Building lots, subsidization (Bennett) 222

Conferences, seminars, etc., no more needed (Curtis) 273

Developments planned in Skeena (Dent) 98

Endowment Lands at UBC, housing development (McGeer) 267

Housing, Department of, Act. See name of act

Housing projects, private participation, qu. (Schroeder) 16

Inflation in costs increased by Minister's statements (McGeer) 268

Labour and materials, arrangements needed to ensure availability (Williams, L.A.) 199

Land, acquisition for housing (Rolston) 104

Land assembly programme by government needed (Curtis) 273

Land purchases, $50 million fund suggested (McGeer) 268

Land purchases from municipalities solution to problem (McGeer) 268

Legislation to be introduced (Throne speech) 2

Minister's failure to produce programme (Williams, L.A.) 198

Ministry created (Sanford) 11

Mortgage rates a major problem (Gabelmann) 532

Municipalities' response to letter on housing needs and land, qu. (Rolston) 557-8

Ontario's land leasing programme for housing (Rolston) 104

Problem worsened by NDP government (Richter) 278, 280

Problems in lower mainland (Rolston) 104

Problems in Vancouver area (Steves) 153

Problems, possible solutions (Gabelmann) 191

Public housing, costs, taxes (Morrison) 202

Public rental housing, co-ops (Steves) 154

Rehabilitation of old housing (Barnes) 227-8 Sales tax removal on building materials (Bennett) 222, 598 (Gardom) 602 (Brown) 603 (Rolston) 609 (Nicolson) 656

Surplus funds, housing to have first call (Barrett) 289

Tenants' problems (Barnes) 227

Tenants' problems in public housing projects (Barnes) 229

Vancouver Cemetery site, housing development (McGeer) 267

Housing and Urban Development Association of Canada

Meeting with (Nicolson) 661

Housing, Department of, Act

(Bill 49) (Minister Without Portfolio) 1R, 485; 2R, 594-613, 618-48, 655-63; C, 1181-91, 1193-1210, 1213-38; 3R, 1238; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 633-6; Barnes 639-41; Barrett 637-9; Bennett 597-8; Brown 603-5; Cummings 618-20; Curtis 623-4; Fraser 622-3; Gardom 600-3; Gorst 609-11; Kelly 636-7; King 648, 655-6; Liden 620-2; Lockstead 632-3; McClelland 646-8; McGeer 629-31; Nicolson 594-7, 656-62; Phillips 643-6; Rolston 607-9; Sanford 631-2; Smith 641-3; Steves 624-8; Stupich 636; Wallace 605-7; Webster 598-600; Williams, L.A. 611-3

Speakers: (C) Anderson, D.A. 1185-6, 1193-4, 1194, 1216-7, 1217, 1218-9, 1228-9, 1236-7, 1238; Barrett 1227-8; Bennett 1182-3; Chabot 1181-2, 1182, 1219-20, 1221-2, 1232-3; Gardom 1213-4, 1223-4; Jordan 1194-5, 1203-7, 1220; King 1207-8; Lauk 1187; McClelland 1182, 1216, 1220, 1224, 1229-30; Macdonald 1234-5, 1235, 1235-6; McGeer 1182, 1183-4, 1184-5, 1188-9, 1195-8, 1202-3, 1214, 1217, 1225-7, 1230-2, 1237; Morrison 1222; Nicolson 1182, 1183, 1184, 1185, 1188, 1194, 1201-2, 1208-9, 1215-6, 1217, 1218, 1223, 1237-8; Phillips 1189-91, 1195, 1200-1, 1217-8, 1220-1; Smith 1184, 1186-7, 1195, 1209-10, 1213, 1236; Wallace 1187-8, 1214-5, 1227, 1233-4, 1235, 1236; Williams, L.A. 1184, 1198-1200, 1222-3, 1235; Williams, R.A. 1221.

Amdt. (sec. 5) (Nicolson) 1181. Approved 1181. Amdt. (sec. 6) (Chabot) 1181. Negatived 1182. Amdt. (sec. 7) (Bennett) 1182-3. Out of order 1183. Amdt. (sec 7) (Smith) 1184. Negatived 1216. Amdt. (sec. 8) (Chabot) 1219. Negatived 1233. Amdt. (sec. 9) (Wallace) 1234. Negatived 1236. Amdt. (sec. 9) (Anderson, D.A.) 1237. Negatived 1237.

Divisions: (2R) 663; (C) 1216, 1233, 1236; (3R) 1238.

Apartment house under construction to be finished by government (Nicolson) 659

Arrow Lakes, flooding and previous government's failure to provide housing programme (King) 648, 656 (Nicolson) 662

Assessment Equalization Act amendments increased tax burden on property (McClelland) 646

Assessment Equalization Act, tax increase on vacant land, hardship resulting (Wallace) 607

Blair Range, housing development for lower end (Nicolson) 658

Blair Range, servicing of land for housing (Rolston) 608 (Williams, L.A.) 612 (Nicolson) 658

Block Bros. Realty Ltd., land speculation referred to (Steves) 627

Block Bros. Realty Ltd., profits (Cummings) 619

Campbell River, housing needs (Sanford) 632

Champlain Heights housing development (Webster) 600 (Nicolson) 660

Construction standards in house building (Rolston) 608 (Liden) 621-2 (Steves) 628

Co-operation with federal government (Nicolson) 594

Co-operation with regional districts and private sector essential (McGeer) 630

Co-operative housing (Nicolson) 595, 659 (Webster) 600 (Rolston) 609

Co-operative housing, subsidization by government (Cummings) 619

Cost of housing, federal-provincial co-operation on problem (Wallace) 606

Crown corporation for housing a possibility (Curtis) 623

Crown corporation to be created for specific projects (Nicolson) 595, 597, 658

Crown corporation to control housing opposed (Wallace) 607

Crown corporations for housing on regional basis suggested (Steves) 625

Dawson Creek land prices, increase after Land Commission Act (Phillips) 645

Dawson Developments, profits (Cummings) 619

De Cosmos Village, co-operative housing project (Webster) 600

Delta, growth in area (Liden) 620 (Nicolson) 659-60

Disabled, rental rebate suggested for (Rolston) 609 (Nicolson) 659

Endowment lands at UBC, housing development approved (Gardom) 600-1 (McGeer) 631 (Anderson, D.A.) 634

Federal government's failure in housing field (Barrett) 638

Fraser Lake, housing shortage and reasons for it (Kelly) 637

Government subsidy for housing in U.K. referred to (Wallace) 606-7

Gazelle Holdings, land purchase in Delta referred to (Liden) 620

Government's deliberately created uncertainty in housing investment field (Anderson, D.A.) 633 (Nicolson) 661

Home ownership should be encouraged (Smith) 642-3 (Nicolson) 662

House builders, booklet giving information on requirements needed (Curtis) 624

Housing authority on province-wide basis needed (Steves) 628

Housing costs and average monthly wage (Gardom) 601

Housing crisis (Nicolson) 594

Housing crisis in Vancouver (Cummings) 619

Housing crisis inexplicable, unnecessary (Webster) 598

Housing crisis worsened by NDP government (McGeer) 629

Housing development, co-ordination with employment and transportation needs (Steves) 626

Housing Incentive Fund Act, property being acquired under Act (Nicolson) 594

Housing, newer, cheaper methods and materials (Brown) 603 (Rolston) 608 (Phillips) 644, 645-6 (Nicolson) 658, 662

Housing shortage a cause of labour shortage in north (Kelly) 637

Housing shortage in rural areas (Lockstead) 632

Housing shortage in Vancouver Centre (Barnes) 639

Housing shortage most serious problem in Vancouver-Burrard (Brown) 603

Housing starts, CMHC statistics (Nicolson) 594

Incentive in making interest on mortgages deductible against income tax (Wallace) 606 (Nicolson) 658

Incentive plan for attracting private funds to mortgage field (Gardom) 601-2

Incentive plan for encouraging repairs and renovations (Gardom) 602

Insurance Corporation of B.C., alternate location to downtown Vancouver needed (Liden) 620

Interest rates on mortgages (Nicolson) 596, 658 (Webster) 599 (Wallace) 606 (Gorst) 610 (Cummings) 619-20 (Phillips) 644

Jamaica, co-operative housing programme (Brown) 605

James Bay area in Victoria under provincial government direction (Gorst) 611 (Nicolson) 659

Land assembly in Greater Vancouver and Victoria areas (Nicolson) 659

Land assembly programme (Rolston) 607 (Steves) 626

Land assembly programme holding land prices down (Stupich) 636

Land assembly schemes do not meet immediate crisis (Curtis) 623 (Nicolson) 660

Land available reduced by government actions (Anderson, D.A.) 634

Landbanking does not increase supply of available land (McClelland) 647

Land Commission Act has reduced amount of land available for housing (Anderson D.A.) 634

Land Commission Act increased price of land (Smith) 643-4 (Phillips) 645 (McClelland) 647

Land Commission Act not responsible for increase in price of land (Stupich) 636 (Nicolson) 662

Land costs (Nicolson) 595 (Brown) 603 (Gorst) 610 (Liden) 620 (Fraser) 622

Land development and public opposition (Nicolson) 596

Land in lower mainland, enough designated for housing for 25 years (McClelland) 647

Land leasing, government should announce policy (Fraser) 622-3 (McClelland) 648

Land leasing prevents profiteering in re-sale (Nicolson) 661

Land, leasing to house owners explained, defended (Nicolson) 662

Land, leasing to house owners approved (McGeer) 631 (Phillips) 645

Land, leasing to house owners supported (Gorst) 610 (Steves) 627 (Lockstead) 632-3

Land prices have increased in many countries (Stupich) 636

Land purchased in Burnaby (Nicolson) 659

Land, purchasing, servicing and selling at or below cost (McGeer) 631

Land speculating by private companies in rural communities (Lockstead) 633 (Nicolson) 661

Land taxes, moratorium for pensioners on loan basis (Gardom) 601

Land use restrictions may be too rigid (Rolston) 609

Landlord and Tenant Act amendments discouraged house building (Smith) 643

Leasing rather than selling public housing (Brown) 604

Legislation criticized for relegation of legislative power to regulations (Gardom) 600 (McGeer) 629

Lots sold or leased through municipalities (Nicolson) 661

Manitoba's housing programme referred to (Steves) 628

Minister, funds available to (Williams, L.A.) 611

Minister has taken no positive step towards providing new housing (Williams, L.A.) 611-2

Minister's powers (Nicolson) 660

Mobile homes answer to housing shortage in north (Kelly) 637

Mortgage bank for a mortgage programme (Gorst) 610 (Nicolson) 657

Multi-unit use of existing housing (Rolston) 609 (Cummings) 619 (Barnes) 641

Municipal Act quoted on compensation for expropriation of personal property (Smith) 642

Municipal Act quoted on power to expropriate personal property (Barrett) 639

Municipalities, co-operation with a major responsibility (Brown) 604

Municipalities, financial problems limit ability to co-operate (Williams, L.A.) 611-2

Municipalities, individuals, delayed by red tape, bureaucracy in subdivision development (Wallace) 607 (Kelly) 637

Municipalities, negotiations, co-operation with on housing development (Nicolson) 594-5, 596 (Curtis) 623 (Steves) 625

National Housing Act programme kits referred to (Nicolson) 594

National Housing Act servicing requirements sometimes excessive (Wallace) 607

New Westminster, auctioning of land (Nicolson) 661

North Vancouver District, land costs, auctioning of lots (Nicolson) 595-6, 661

Nova Scotia builders' co-operative referred to (Nicolson) 658

Oppenheimer's Lodge opened in Vancouver (Cummings) 619

Port Hardy, housing shortage (Sanford) 632 (Nicolson) 659

Port McNeill, housing shortage (Sanford) 632 (Nicolson) 659

Powers given to Minister excessive (Bennett) 598 (Curtis) 623 (Anderson, D.A.) 635-6

Preservation of existing housing (Nicolson) 596 (Brown) 605 (Gorst) 610

Prince George, land cost being kept down (Fraser) 622

Prince George, 60-year land leases (Nicolson) 6660

Private and government housing, costs compared (Nicolson) 598

Private housing development, co-operation with (Nicolson) 597 (King) 656

Public housing, large-scale projects for low-income group opposed (McClelland) 648

Public housing programme on large scale needed (Cummings) 619, 620

Richmond, mixed housing programme referred to (Steves) 625

Royal Commission on Taxation (Carter) , effect of implementation on housing (Nicolson) 658

Saanich public housing projects commended (Nicolson) 660

Sales tax removal from residential building material (Bennett) 598 (Gardom) 602 (Brown) 603 (Rolston) 609 (Nicolson) 656

Satellite cities, development (Brown) 604 (Nicolson) 658

Senior citizens, assistance to stay in their own homes (Webster) 599 (McClelland) 647

Senior citizens, housing ghettos opposed (Webster) 599 (Brown) 605

Senior citizens' housing, municipal response to government circular (Nicolson) 657

Senior citizens' housing project in Point Grey area (Nicolson) 657

Senior citizens' housing project in West Vancouver (Nicolson) 657

Senior citizens, rental increases (Steves) 625

Service organizations' efforts to provide housing complimented (Sanford) 632

Services to lots, municipalities forced to increase cost (McClelland) 647

Simon Fraser University endowment lands for housing opposed (McGeer) 631 (Anderson, D.A.) 634

Social needs in housing (Webster) 599 (Brown) 604 (Steves) 625-6 (Barnes) 640-1 (Nicolson) 657, 658

Strathcona Property Owners and Tenants Association's role in Neighbourhood Improvement Programme (Nicolson) 594, 596 (McClelland) 648

Tax on speculative land holdings (Cummings) 619 (Steves) 626-7 (Nicolson) 660-1

Union labour in house construction (Rolston) 608

United Housing Foundation, renovation of Gastown hotels (Nicolson) 595, 662

United Housing Foundation, work, co-operation with (Nicolson) 595, 659, 662

University Endowment Lands Administration Act, money is intended to benefit universities (Bennett) 597 (Nicolson) 656

Veterans' Land Act lands, reassembling (Steves) 626 (Nicolson) 660

Williams Lake land leases — 60 years (Nicolson) 660

Zero lot lines, resistance to by public (Curtis) 623-4 (Nicolson) 660 (C) Rise and report progress. M. (McClelland). Negatived 1224

Sec. 5 Amdt. (Nicolson) 1181. Approved 1181.

Sec. 6 Amdt. to have subsection (3) of Public Bodies Financial Information Act applied to any corporation created (Chabot) 1181.
Negatived 1182

Sec. 6 financial disclosures will be made (Nicolson) 1182 Report to be made to Legislature (Nicolson) 1182

Sec. 6section 8 does not require financial report (McClelland) 1182

Sec. 7 Amdt. to make revenues realized from University Endowment Lands payable to universities (Bennett) 1182-3. Out of order 1183
Amdt. unnecessary (Nicolson) 1183
Endowment lands meant to benefit all people through their educational system (McGeer) 1183

Sec. 7 Amdt. Acquisition of property subject to Part XII, Division 4 of the Municipal Act (Smith) 1184. Negatived 1216
“Acquire” meaning of word and power to expropriate (Gardom) 1213-4
Amdt. does not seriously change Minister's powers (Anderson, D.A.) 1193
Amdt. offers protection for public (Anderson, D.A.) 1194 (Jordan) 1194 (McGeer) 1196-7
Amdt. refers to method of compensation, does not make municipalities liable (McClelland) 1216
Amdt. ruled in order (McClelland) 1216
Amdt. should be ruled out of order (Nicolson) 1215
Amdt. will be a safeguard against difficulties for government (McGeer) 1185
Amdt. would hold municipalities responsible for compensation (Nicolson) 1208-9, 1215
Corporations will be formed by cabinet not by House (Williams, L.A.) 1200
Expropriation powers, amdt. does no harm to Act in their absence (Anderson, D.A.) 1194 (Jordan) 1194 (McGeer) 1203
Expropriation powers in Act only through other Acts (Nicolson) 1184
Expropriation powers in Housing Act subject to Division 4 of Part XII of Municipal Act (Williams, L.A.) 1199
Expropriation powers in sections 4, 5 and 6 quoted (Smith) 1195
Expropriation powers insection 6 quoted (Smith) 1186
Expropriation powers, language of Act should make clear that the power is not included (Wallace) 1213-4
Expropriation powers must be spelled out (Lauk) 1187 (Nicolson) 1188, 1194 (Macdonald) 1235
Expropriation powers not in Act (King) 1207, 1208
Expropriation powers only in Housing Act (Nicolson) 1185
Expropriations by former government in the Columbia Valley (King) 1207
Government opposed to private ownership of land (Phillips) 1190
Housing report referred to (Jordan) 1205
Land assembly bound to involve expropriations of land (Smith) 1209-10
Legal counsel's advice on rights of expropriation (Nicolson) 1188
Limitations on corporations set up under Act should be written into legislation (McGeer) 1198
Minister has not given any valid reasons for not accepting amendment (Smith) 1213
Minister's power and discretion (Wallace) 1187
Municipal Act quoted on compensation for expropriation (McGeer) ' 186 provincial government should obey same rules as municipal government (McGeer) 1198

Sec. 7 funds, how and where being spent, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1217, 1219 (McGeer) 1217 (Chabot) 1221
Funds to be spent as expended portion was spent (Nicolson) 1218
Funds used to purchase UBC Endowment Lands, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1219
Housing Incentive Fund Act, bout $9 million expended (Nicolson) 1217
Housing Incentive Fund Act, balance in fund, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1216-7
Land purchases, appraisals made by certified appraisers (Nicolson) 1218
Land purchases, negotiations entered into (Nicolson) 1218

Sec. 8 Amdt. to make the Public Bodies Financial Information Act applicable to Act (Chabot) 1219. Negatived 1233
Accountability should be a right where public money involved (Gardom) 1224
Amdt. asks only for accountability (McClelland) 1224
Amdt. to Act or to Public Bodies Financial
Information Act required to ensure disclosure (McGeer) 1225
Amdt. to Public Bodies Financial Information Act on order paper referred to (McClelland) 1230
Amdt. will not hamper implementing the Act (Williams, L.A.) 1223
Amdts. brought in are unworkable (Nicolson) 1223
Auditor general needed (McGeer) 1226, 1231
Crown corporation will be subject to Public Bodies Financial Information Act (Barrett) 1228, 1229
Financial disclosures supported by government when in opposition (Wallace) 1227
Financial disclosures will be made (Nicolson) 1223
Financial information has to be searched out by opposition (Wallace) 1227 (McClelland) 1229
Financial statement of benefit to Minister (Williams, L.A.) 1222
Financial statement reason for withholding from House, qu. (Williams, L.A.) 1222
Funds, more than $10 million could be involved (Phillips) 1221
Funds, where spent in general interest of public (Phillips) 1220
Land acquisition a sensitive area (Nicolson) 1223
Legislation should include financial accountability (Wallace) 1227 (Anderson, D.A.) 1229
Legislature has authority to review funds (Williams, R.A.) 1221
Public Accounts committee, authority limited (Williams, L.A.) 1222
Public Accounts committee, difficulties with B.C. Hydro and B.C. Railway (McGeer) 1225-6
Public Accounts committee has authority to review all expenditures (Williams, R.A.) 1221
Public Accounts committee studying two-year-old accounts (Morrison) 1222
Special funds, no disclosure made automatically to House (Williams, L.A.) 1222

Sec. 9 Amdt. to add section withholding from corporations the powers of expropriation (Wallace) 1234. Negatived 1236
Amdt. not needed (Macdonald) 1234
Black Ball Ferries expropriated by regulation (Williams, L.A.) 1235
Cabinet's power to define words (Wallace) 1234, 1235

Sec. 9 (b) Amdt. to delete section (Anderson, D.A.) 1237. Negatived 1237
Definitions should be in hands of judiciary (Anderson, D.A.) 1237

Sec. 16 University Endowment Lands, designation of Minister by order-in-council Nicolson) 1237
University Endowment Lands, housing plans for area (Nicolson) 1237-8
University Endowment Lands placed under charge of Minister (McGeer) 1237

Housing Incentive Fund Act

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 595

Property being acquired under Act (Nicolson) 594

Houston, B.C.

Government agency planned (Barrett) 287

Noranda Company's turnover in work force (Barrett) 1151

Howard, Frank

Mentioned: (Dent) 99

Howe, Clarence D.

Mentioned: (Gardom) 1301 (Barrett) 1303 (Anderson, D.A.) 1327

Hudson, Claude

Economic Study of the British Columbia Tree Fruit Industry, 1973, recommendations (Stupich) 1239 (Williams, L.A.) 1240-1 (Curtis) 1243

Mentioned: (Williams, L.A.) 201

Tree fruit study quoted, referred to (Stupich) 175-6

Huetala, James

Telegram requesting two active producers on B.C. Milk Board referred to (Stupich) 1307

Hugh Boyd Park, Richmond, B.C.

Additional acreage for park (Steves) 626

Human Resources, Department of

Minister's salary criticized (Jordan) 181

Name of department criticized (Williams, L.A.) 200

Senior citizen counsellors to attend conference (Levi) 140

Human rights

See: Civil rights

Human Rights Act

Act should be rewritten (Brown) 126-7

Mentioned: (Young) 571 (Wallace) 922

Public service, application of Act, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1027

Repeal welcomed (Brown) 1260

Human Rights Code of British Columbia Act

(Bill 100) (Minister of Labour) 1R, 1154; 2R, 1256-69;C, 1348-63;3R, 1382; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 1262-4; Barnes 1264-5; Barrett 1265-6; Brown 1260-2; Gardom 1257-9; King 1256-7, 1268-9; Richter 1259; Wallace 1259-60; Webster 1267-8; Williams, L.A. 1266-7 (C) Anderson, D.A. 1348, 1348-9, 1349-50, 1350, 1351-2, 1353, 1354, 1354-5, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1358, 1363; Dailly 1358; Gardom 1351, 1358-9, 1359-60, 1361-2, 1362; Jordan 1348, 1351, 1352-3, 1360-1, 1362; King 1348, 1349, 1350, 1350-1, 1351, 1352, 1353, 1353-4, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1357-8, 1358, 1359, 1361, 1362, 1362-3; Richter 1358; Amdt. (sec. 3 (2) (a) ) (Anderson, D.A.) 1350.

Negatived 1351. Amdt. (sec. 4) (Anderson, D.A.) 1354. Negatived 1354. Amdt. (sec., 6) (King) 1355. Approved 1356. Amdt. (sec. 9) (King) 1356. Approved 1357. Amdt. (sec. 16 (1) (Gardom) 1358. Negatived 1359. Amdt. (sec. 17) (Jordan) 1360. Negatived 1363

Appeal mechanism commended (Wallace) 1260

British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, chairman's letter on Act quoted (King) 1268-9

Caledonian Society exempted undersection 22 (Wallace) 1260 (King) 1268

Conservative Party's advertisement for research assistant (Wallace) 1259

Crown, right to sue (Gardom) 1257 (Wallace) 1259

Crown subject to Act (Brown) 1261

Discrimination against northerners, Indians, in hiring-hall practices (Anderson, D.A.) 1263

Discrimination against people over 45 seeking employment (Wallace) 1260 (Anderson, D.A.) 1263-4 (Barnes) 1264-5

Discrimination on basis of politics in Civil Service (Barrett) 1265-6

Education, importance of (Wallace) 1259 (Barnes) 1264

Education programme prevented by strictures of legislation and departmental organization (King) 1256

Educational programme and use of persuasive approach (King) 1257

Equal pay for men and women (King) 1256

Eviction without reasonable cause, inclusion in Act (Brown) 1260-1

Golf courses, discrimination no longer practised (Wallace) 1259-60

Human Rights Commission responsible to Legislature, problems (King) 1268

Industrial relations officers, training (Brown) 1261

Legal aid for needy a democratic right (Gardom) 1258

Legislation cannot cover every form of discrimination (King) 1268

Legislation is a sort of discrimination (Williams, L.A.) 1266

Legislation not perfect, can be amended (Webster) 1267

Legislation supported (Gardom) 1257 (Richter) 1259 (Wallace) 1259 (Brown) 1260 (Anderson, D.A.) 1262 (Barnes) 1264 (Williams, L.A.) 1266 (Webster) 1267

Ombudsman should have been included (Gardom) 1258

Public facilities, rental accommodation advertised publicly covered (King) 1256

Public Service Act discriminating in terms of place of origin (Anderson, D.A.) 1262

Public Service Act gives employment preference to Canadian citizens (King) 1268

Summary convictions, not a ground for dismissal of employees (King) 1256

Trade union contracts free from discrimination (King) 1257

Trade unions, discrimination by sex should have been spelled out (Brown) 1261

Women's rights, protection by Human Rights Commission (Brown) 1261

Sec. 1 “Age” limited to age 45 to 65, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1348
Age discrimination in employment (King) 1348

Sec. 2 (2) Section contradictory tosection 2 (l) (Anderson, D.A.) 1349
Free speech and expression of opinion not to be restricted (King) 1349

Sec. 3 (1) Reasonable cause, explanation needed (Anderson, D.A.) 1349
Protection of legitimate rights or interests reasonable cause (King) 1349

Sec. 3 (2) (a) Amdt. to add “age” between “race” and “religion” (Anderson, D.A.) 1350.
Negatived 1351
Amdt. redundant (King) 1350-1

Sec. 3 Reasons for decisions of commission in writing (Jordan) 1351, 1352-3 (Gardom) 1351

Sec. 4 Common law avenue of approach where discrimination not specifically enumerated in section (King) 1354
Amdt. to add “age” between “race” and “religion” (Anderson, D.A.) 1354. Negatived 1354

Sec. 5 Amdt. to add “sex” and “marital status” (King) 1354. Approved 1354
Common law proposition of reasonable cause established in Act (King) 1355

Sec. 6 Amdt. to delete “equal work” and substitute “similar or substantially similar” (King) 1355. Approved 1356
Act is binding on Crown (King) 1356
Queen's Printer, discrimination against women (Anderson, D.A.) 1356

Sec. 9 Amdt. (King) 1356. Approved 1357
Hiring hall practices and discrimination against northerners (Anderson, D.A.) 1357
Trade unions, contracts with discriminatory rates against women (King) 1357

Sec. 15 Inclusion of section commended (Dailly) 1358

Sec. 16 (1) Amdt. to delete “may” and substitute “shall” (Gardom) 1358. Negatived 1359
Frivolous complaints referred to Minister (King) 1359
Director to adjudicate on frivolity of complaints (Gardom) 1359

Sec. 16 (4) Representation by counsel (Gardom) 1359-60

Sec. 17 Decisions of board in writing, reasons for provision (Jordan) 1360, 1361 (Gardom) 1361, 1362 (Anderson, D.A.) 1363
Amdt. stipulating that the board made its decisions available in writing (Jordan) 1360.
Negatived 1363
Amdt. will be studied (King) 1361, 1362-3
Adequate safeguard insection 16 (6) (King) 1362

Human Rights Commission

Chairman's criticism of human rights legislation referred to (McGeer) 364A

Responsible to Legislature, suggestion of B.C. Civil Liberties Association (Wallace) 1259

Sexual discrimination in government jobs being removed (King) 1027

Sexual discrimination in want ad columns ended (Gabelmann) 193

Human Rights Year

Mentioned: (Brown) 126

Human Tissue Gift Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 43) (Minister of Health Services and Hospital Insurance) 1R, 429; 2R, 538-9; C, 1049; 3R, 1049; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 538, 539; McClelland 539; Wallace 539

Amendment made at request of foundations, volunteer groups (Cocke) 539

Foundations enabled to embark on public education in field (Cocke) 538, 539

Kidney transplants (Wallace) 539

Tissue transplants, potential, costs involved (Wallace) 539

Humphrey, Hubert

Mentioned: (Gardom) 165

Hyndman, Peter

Mentioned: (Hon. Member) 1092

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