M

M.S.A.

See: Medical Services Association

McBride, Sir Richard

Mentioned: (Hartley) 117 (Barrett) 1368

McBride, B.C.

Hydro rate altered (Nunweiler) 214

McCarthy, Grace

Mentioned: (Dent) 100

McCarthy Milling Company Limited

Mentioned: (Steves) 156

McClellan, Alex

Pension granted by Workmen's Compensation Board, qu. (Chabot) 47

McClelland, Robert H. (Langley)

Address in reply 129-37

Adoption Act, An Act to Amend 391

Aldous, Monty, salary increase, qu. 850

Assessment Equalization Act amendment, effect on commercial and industrial properties 136

Bennett, William Richards, welcomed 129

Bills delivered to Members' desks at time of introduction, suggestion 377

Boutilier, William Charles, letter quoted 133

British Columbia Ferry strike, government actions criticized 134

British Columbia Railway agreement on northern development completed April, 1972 134

British Columbia Railway, Dease Lake extension, authorization, construction 134-5

British Columbia Railway, unratified union agreements, qu. 811

Calder, Frank Arthur, dismissal from cabinet 135-6

Cariboo Regional District, refusal to hold hearings on land-use reserve 132

Civil Service, 'government appointments, demotions criticized 133-4

Committee on Health, Education and Human Resources, member 940

Committee on Social Welfare and Education, correspondence and document relative to report to be tabled in House (Motion 5) 300-1

Committee on Social Welfare and Education, minority report filed in House (Cocke) 345, 346

Committee on Social Welfare and Education, report not seen by members 130

Committee on Transportation and Communication, Member 940

Community Recreational Facilities Fund Appropriation Act 1389

Cruise ships, ocean liners, government plans, qu. 112

Expo ’74, government participation 134

Extended care, increase in charge and percentage not on Mincome affected, qu. 434

Factories Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 78) 1R, 776

Farm Products Industry Improvement Act 1145-6

Ferries, phasing out of cafeteria, dining room facilities, qu. 488, 520

Ferry personnel, appointment of mediator to study concerns, qu. 520

Ferry personnel; staff cut-back before holiday weekend, qu. 556-7

Ferry service, confidential memo on ferry service report, qu. 291

Ferry system, management survey, qu. 556

Ferry system, management survey underway on October 11, and for seven days previously, qu. 1247-9

Gottesman — Central National Organization, tabling of newsprint sales agreement, qu. 943

Government appointments criticized 133

Grain shipping, use of Highways department trucks, qu. 170

Greater Vancouver Transit Authority, director, Minister responsible, qu. 691

Hansard, Minister's statement omitted 910

Hospital Act, An Act to Amend 1289

Hospital care, equal financial treatment of all levels of care 300

Housing, Department of, Act 646-8, 1182, 1216, 1220, 1224, 1229-30

Human Tissue Gift Act, An Act to Amend 539

Jones, Cyril, agreement with on developing pollution control method, qu. 747

Labour Code of British Columbia Act 497-9, 982, 1010-1

Land Commission Act, farm classification for assessment of agricultural reserves, qu. 16

Langley schools, overcrowding 131

Legislative chamber, television lights uncomfortably bright 130

Levi, Hon. Norman, renovation of his office referred to 133

Liquor Control Board, employment of women in retail stores, qu. 110, 130, 618

Machin, F.R. and Associates, survey of ferry system stopped 1247

Medical Centre of British Columbia Act 1091-5, 1345

Medical Grant Act, An Act to Amend 315

Medical Services, An Act to Amend an Act Respecting 316

Mincome, completion of blue forms compulsory, qu. 212

Mincome programme and federal cost sharing 134

Multiple sclerosis patients and increase in extended-care charge, qu. 433-4

Municipal Act provides assessment relief for golf courses 136

Municipal Affairs department, Assistant Deputy Minister, appointment criticized 133

Native Voice quoted on Frank Calder's dismissal 135

Newsprint from Ocean Falls available in B.C., qu. 943

Newsprint shortage in B.C., effects 944

Parliament Buildings, repairs and renovations 130

Pearson, Norman, letter quoted 132-3

Prince Rupert port development negotiations 135

Privilege — use of word “authorize” attributed to him in Colonist Victoria, B.C., article 1305

Provincial Land Commission, membership budget, appointment of director 133

Public Bodies Information Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 92) 1R, 911

Public Service Labour Relations Act 953-7

Public Service Superannuation Act, An Act to Amend 1172

Queen of Nanaimo, stretching, dining room facilities, qu. 556

Question on order paper and Minister's statement in House 910

Serpentine- Nicomekl area, flooding of 100 acres 371A

Special Committee on Privileges to examine statements made in House against Hon. R.M. Strachan 1281-8, 1304

Taxation policy, discrimination against hobby farms, small holdings 136

Television broadcasting of proceedings of House, qu. 364A

Transportation Assistance Fund Act (Bill 93) 1R, 911

Withdrawal from House for sitting ordered (Speaker) 1250

McCormick's Ltd.

Mentioned: (Steves) 156

McDiarmid, Howard

Mentioned: (Barrett) 1069

Macdonald, Hon. Alexander Barrett, Attorney General (Vancouver East)

Address in reply 142-7

Bankruptcies, reporting to prevent trading in stock 1253

Beaver River gas field, output cut back 45-6

Beer and wine price increases not due to change in LCB mark-ups 395

Bennett, William Richards, welcomed 142

Bray, Ron, chairman pro tem of Law Reform Commission 431

British Columbia Forest Products mill at Mackenzie, effect of natural gas shortage 362A

Cominco Limited, effect of natural gas shortage 362A

Committee on Labour and Justice, member 940

Committee on Standing Orders and Private Bills, member 940

Companies Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 115) 1R, 1255;1311

Consumer Services, Department of, Act 803

Corrections Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 24) 1R, 259; 323-5, 344

Corrections Act amendment, Deputy Minister of corrections 323

Corrections Branch, relations with judges improved 344

County Courts Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 89) 1R, 911; 999

Credit-rating reporting agencies, study by Law Reform Commission 143

Credit-rating reporting, need for regulation 143-4

Crime statistics compared to population growth 323

Davy, Herbert William, death of 615

Director of probation to mobilize volunteers, organizations, etc. 324-5

Director of Specialized Programmes, responsibilities 325

Director of Standards to be ombudsman for complaints 325

El Paso Natural Gas Company, curtailment of natural gas supply 362A

Drug addicts considered a health problem 344

Energy Commission report 144-7

Farm Income Assurance Act 684

Fines converted to civil judgments or restitution orders 324

Fines, poor imprisoned for inability to pay 324

Fraser, Paul D.K., appointed to Law Reform Commission 431

Fraser, Peter, appointed to Law Reform Commission 431

Fulton, Rt. Hon. E. Davie, resignation as Chairman of Law Reform Commission announced 431

Geo-Star Resources Ltd., no insider trades reported, investigation continuing 1380

Gibson, Kelly, letter to James H. Rhodes on natural gas supply quoted 906

Hansard, confirmation of statement on Skagit Valley 145

Housing, Department of, Act 1234-5, 1235, 1235-6

Institutional Correction, executive director appointed 325

Labour Code of British Columbia Act 816, 826-7, 893, 897, 920, 926-7, 929

Liquor Control Board, employment of women in administrative offices 110

Lougheed, Hon. Peter, meeting with 432

Macdonald, Hon. Donald S., meeting with on natural gas shortage 362A

Macdonald, Hon. Donald S., telegram to him on government's position quoted 812

Married Persons Equality Act (Bill 1) 1R, 3

Mission crime wave and request for additional RCMP personnel 1308

Mission crime wave reported on 1308

National Energy Board policy on natural gas export criticized 46

Natural gas, Alberta gas for B.C. 812

Natural gas, Alberta gas will not be imported 943

Natural gas exploration, drilling rig activity exceeds that of previous year 363A

Natural gas exports, surplus to domestic needs an implied condition 907

Natural gas exports to forest industries' competitors 145

Natural gas field prices must be given consideration 146

Natural gas, industrial and domestic needs will be met 906

Natural gas, price received and Federal Power Commission 145

Natural gas, price received and true competitive worth 144

Natural gas, proven reserves, potential 145

Natural gas, provincial agency as owner 146

Natural gas royalty payments, increase not solution 146

Natural gas shortage referred to National Energy Board 111

Natural gas shortage, effects on industry 45-6

Natural gas supply, telegram to Donald S. Macdonald quoted 46

Natural resources, legislation to protect public interest 146

Natural resources, rate of consumption 146

Parole officers, ratio to parolees 324

Personal Information Reporting Act (Bill 63) 1R, 523; 663-4, 665-6

Petroleum Corporation Act (Bill 70) 1R, 591; 852-4, 879-80 , Prison custodial officers, ratio to prisoners 324

Prison employees, change in status, powers 325

Prison sentences, protection of society cardinal aim 324

Prisoners, costs per year 324

Prisons, large correctional institutions opposed 325

Probation, community support services inadequate 324

Pub regulations, drafting under way 1059

Real Estate Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 436; 524, 525

Retail Credit Company of Canada, credit-reporting agency 143-4

Revised Statues Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 1154; 1171, 1172

Rhodes, James, tribute to 144

Riverview Hospital, renovations 1254

Royal Canadian Mounted Police, personnel matter for budgeting 1308

Skagit Valley flooding, resignation staked on prevention 143

Skagit Valley, negotiations through federal government 143

Social Credit leadership race 142

Special Committee, lists of members of Select Standing Committees of House 940

Special Committee on Privileges, member (Macdonald) 1304

Special Committee on Privileges to be named by Committee of Selection to examine statements made in the House by Mr. Robert H.

McClelland against Hon. R.M. Strachan. M. 1281. Approved 1288

Statute Law Amendment Act, 1973 (Second Session) (Bill 120) 1R, 1288; 1312, 1391, 1391-2, 1392, 1392-3

Supreme Court Act, An Act to Amend (Bill 85) 1R, 911; 998

Tankers on B.C. coast 145

United Fruit Growers' use of violence, not a matter of urgency 559

Vancouver Enabling Act, 1973 (Bill 119) 1R, 1288; 1311-2

Vancouver Stock Exchange board members to represent public not yet appointed 363A

Vancouver Stock Exchange, failure to control salesman 653

Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd. as gas carrier, president's reaction 146

Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., foreign ownership 145

Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., natural gas cutback 46

Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., service agreement disastrous for B.C. 145

Zysblat, Allan Abraham, appointed to Law Reform Commission 431

Macdonald, Alexis

Special officer under Labour Code of British Columbia Act, qu. (Williams, L.A.) 745

Macdonald, Hon. Donald S.

Meeting with John Love referred to (Anderson, D.A.) 861 (Barrett) 864 (Wallace) 872, 907

Meeting with on natural gas shortage (Macdonald) 362A

Mentioned: (Wallace) 361A

Natural gas shortage referred to National Energy Board (Macdonald) 111

Natural gas supplies to B.C., telegram quoted (Macdonald) 46

Policy change as result of meeting with John Love, qu. (Wallace) 851

Rhodes, James, meeting with, qu. (Smith) 748

Telegram quoted (Anderson, D.A.) 862

Telegram to him on government's position quoted (Macdonald) 812

Macdonald, Ian

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 362A

MacDonald, John

Survey on post-secondary education (Webster) 63

Macdonald — Buchanan Properties Ltd.

Mentioned: (Steves) 156

McFarlan, James

Quoted on compulsory membership in B.C. Teachers' Federation (Wallace) 1292

Macfarlane, Alan Block

Mentioned: (Gardom) 308

McGeer, Dr. Patrick Lucey (Vancouver-Point Grey)

Acupuncture and training of anaesthetists, funds 318

Address in reply 263-71

Adoption Act, An Act to Amend 793-4

Agricultural Land Development Act, An Act to Amend 353-4

Aircraft, Canadian Twin Otter turned down in favour of American aircraft, qu. 655

Aircraft to be purchased, specifications, tabling, qu. 654-5

Aircraft, two Citation jets purchased 263

Arizona's law against smoking in public places 949

Banks, Hal, admission to Canada condemned 992

Berger, Tom, programme for open files in credit reporting, government 665

Bills, opportunity for Members to study 376

Blair Rifle Range, subsidized housing development 267

Block Bros.' profits increased by Land Commission Act 268

Block, Henry, letter to Premier referred to 268

British Columbia Ferry strike, settlement criticized 264

British Columbia Hydro power line on Vancouver Island, public hearings, qu. 1060

British Columbia Hydro, release of Minty report to House, qu. 16

British Columbia Railway Act, An Act to Amend 1R, 485

British Columbia Railway Company Grant Act, 1973 1299-1300

British Columbia Railway, former board members criticized 403

British Columbia Railway strike, adjournment of debate to discuss 693

British Columbia Railway strike, boxcar losses due to strike, qu. 811

British Columbia Railway strike, shop crafts unions, government plans, qu. 810

Budget farther from the mark than any to date 1299

Budget, supplementary budget 269

Civil Service Commission, instructions to eliminate sexual discrimination in pay, qu. 1028

Civil service, patronage by NDP government 264-5

Clark, Barrie, tribute to 665

Columbia River Treaty renegotiation, steps being taken, qu. 520

Committee on Public Accounts and Economic Affairs, member 940

Committee on Transportation and Communication, Member 940

Committees, legislation should be referred to committee 565

Community Recreational Facilities Appropriation Act 1339-40

Consumer Services, Department of, Act 575-6, 794, 802

Corporations, accountability necessary 403

Cost to B.C. to buy in dearest and sell in cheapest market 269

Crown corporations, public's interests must be protected 404

Energy Act, powers to prevent oil price increase, qu. 1028

Farm Income Assurance Act 424-5, 669-70, 671, 675-6, 680-4

Ferry design, bids on identical tender by Canadian and American firms, qu. 1306

Fluoridation of Water Supply, An Act Respecting 1R, 485

Endowment Lands at UBC, housing development 267

Energy commission report, lack of objectivity 265

Federal Power Commission hearing, provincial intervention, qu. 76

Health Security Programme Project, report, release of any part to House, qu. 350

Herridge, Herbert W., tribute to 992

Hospital Act, An Act to Amend 1289-90

Housing, Department of, Act 629-31, 1182, 1183-4, 1184-5, 1188-9, 1195-8. 1202-3, 1214, 1217, 1225-7, 1230-2, 1237

Housing, $50 million fund for land purchases suggested 268

Housing, inflation in costs increased by Ministers' statements 268

Housing problem, land purchases from municipalities solution 268

Human Rights Commission, chairman's criticism of human rights legislation 364A

Human rights legislation during session, qu. 364A

Inland Natural Gas, price lower than B.C. Hydro's 266

Japanese public school 267

Labour Code of British Columbia Act 502-7, 711, 826, 832, 933-4, 977, 978, 982-3, 988-9. 990-1, 992-3, 1002

Land management, Minister of Agriculture's responsibility 354

Legislative Counsel 372A-3A

Legislature, costs of session 372A

Medical Centre of British Columbia Act 1095-6, 1111-3

Medical Centre of B.C., cost of Shaughnessy site, qu. 690

Medical Grant Act; An Act to Amend 315

Medical plans, government administration more efficient 317

Medical research funds should be made available 318

Medical Services Act, An Act to Amend an Act Respecting 317-8

Medicare, wisdom of premiums questioned 315

Mineral Land Tax Act, An Act to Amend 1271

Mines and Petroleum Resources, Department of 1127-9

Ministers' travels during summer 264

Mitsumatsa, Akito, Japanese educator referred to 267

Municipal Act, An Act to Amend 1169-70

Natural gas, cost to consumer based on exploration and distribution costs 266

Natural gas, export prices should be raised at wellhead 266

Natural gas, export opposed 266

Natural gas, exports, government's intention to reduce, qu. 908

Natural gas, price in U.S., Canada compared 265

Natural gas, price to B. C. consumers, representation to Energy Commission hearings 265

Natural gas, profits made on sale by B.C. Hydro 266

Natural resources as source of revenue 269

New Democratic Party, alliance of national NDP with Liberal Party 992

Orders-in-council, system in province criticized 680-2

Pacific Great Eastern Settlement Act, An Act to Amend 403-4

Pacific North Coast Native Co-operative Loan Act 1074

Pauling, Linus, welcomed to House 1075

Perrault, Ray, and student aid 303

Personal Information Reporting Act 665

Petroleum Corporation Act 875-9

Provincial Home Acquisition Act, An Act to Amend 1064

Pub regulations, date available, qu. 1059

Public Schools Act, An Act to Amend 1276-8

Public Service Act 1312

Public Service Labour Relations Act 964-6

Public Utilities Commission 265-6

Resource-based industries, development needed 269

Revenue available for education, social welfare programmes 270

Revenue for province predicted 270

Royal Commission on , Dominion-Provincial Relations quoted on B.C. as seller and buyer 269

Salmon Arm fire 267

Shaughnessy Military Hospital, cost of site, qu. 850

Shaughnessy Military Hospital, title to all lands, qu. 849

Shortliffe report, recommendations on Shaughnessy Military Hospital, qu. 849

Shortliffe report, release to House, qu. 350, 521-2

Slash burning and danger of fire 267

Slash burning cause of air pollution 267

Smoking in Public Places, An Act to Limit (Bill 42) 1R, 365A; 949-50

Special Committee on Privileges to examine statements made in House by Mr. Robert H. McClelland against Hon. R.M, Strachan. M. 1286

Statute Law Amendment Act, 1973 (Second Session) 1312

Student aid, funds for equalization grants not lacking 303

Succession Duty Act, An Act to Amend 1062

Taxation Act, An Act to Amend 1066

Twin Otter aircraft manufacturer contacted by Purchasing Commission, qu. 689

Vancouver Cemetery site, housing development 267

Veterinary college in B.C., government's policy, qu. 352

Veterinary Medical Act, An Act to Amend 352

Victoria Paving Company, tactics used by unions 990

Voluntary Emergency First Aid Act (Bill 66) 1R, 523

Weed Control Act 760-1

Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., source of natural gas supply for domestic needs, qu. 908

Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., desire to keep natural gas price low 265

Young, Henry Esson, established concept of university endowment lands 267

Machin, F.R., and Associates

Survey of ferry system stopped (McClelland) 1247

Mackenzie, B.C.

Industries, housing shortage, pressure on medical and educational services (Nunweiler) 214

MacLean Park, Vancouver, B.C.

Tenants' problems (Barnes) 229

MacLeod, Kenneth

Chosen on basis of merit (Wallace) 36

McMahon, Frank

Profits on pipeline deals (Barrett) 865

MacMillan, Norman J.

Telegram on rail car shortage quoted (Barrett) 489

MacMillan Bloedel Limited

Chairman's speech on Mediation Services Act (Stupich) 501

Contractors in Port Alberni area, status (King) 699

Corporate profits, increase (Barrett) 284

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

Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 35 (Steves) 155 (Gardom) 1312

McRuer, Hon. James Chalmers

Quoted on excessive power conferred on public authorities (Anderson, D.A.) 673, 730

McTaggart, David

Compensation for injuries (Steves) 569

Tribute to (Sanford) 555 (Steves) 568 (Gardom) 570

McTaggart, Donald E.

Special advisor to Minister of Labour (King) 49

Magic Lake Estates

Ad in Sun, Vancouver, B.C. quoted (Curtis) 274

Magnussen, Karen

Mentioned: (Gardom) 651

Mais, Alan Raymond Mais, Baron

Visitor to province (Throne speech) 1

Manning Park Lodge, Manning Park, B.C.

Employees included in Public Service Labour Relations Act (Hall) 952

Higgins report, recommendations on collective bargaining rights of employees (Chabot) 970

Marchand, Hon. Jean

Mentioned: (Barrett) 811

Mardesich, Hon, August P.

Introduced to House (Hall) 783

Margarine

See: Oleomargarine

Marketing boards

Appeal board for producers and retailers needed (Lewis) 81

Appeal mechanism in legislation, qu. (Wallace) 1120

Appeal mechanism, legislative change needed (Stupich) 1120

Board to review marketing board actions needed (Lewis) 81

See also names of boards, e.g. British Columbia Egg Marketing Board

Married Persons Equality Act

(Bill 1) (Attorney General) 1R, 3

Martens, John

Letter to him on 108

Development Land Use Contract quoted (McGeer) 629

Martin, Hon. Eric

Mentioned: (Barrett) 1266

Marven's Ltd.

Mentioned: (Steves) 156

Massey-Ferguson Limited

Mentioned: (Lewis) 579

Mathews, William H.

Quoted on Rubble Creek slide (Williams, L.A.) 196

Matheson, Malcolm

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 344

Matkin, James G.

Mentioned: (Hall) 1173, 1316

Special advisor to Minister of Labour (King) 49

Matsqui Institution

Escape of inmate (Rolston) 333

Mentioned: (Dent) 336

Matthews, Chief William

Visitor to assembly (Throne speech) 1

Maxwell, Sir Peter Benson

Interpretation of Statutes mentioned (Macdonald) 1234

May, Sir Thomas Erskine

Parliamentary Practice mentioned (Hall) 973 (Chairman) 982 (Speaker) 487, 1025, 1400 (Anderson, D.A.) 1403

Parliamentary Practice quoted (Speaker) 687

Parliamentary Practice quoted on Member's right to vote money for public service (Anderson, D.A.) 732

Parliamentary Practice quoted on message bills (Smith) 941-2

Parliamentary Practice quoted on use of sound system (Speaker) 777

Parliamentary Practice quoted on use of unparliamentary words (Speaker) 1250

Parliamentary Practice quoted on withdrawing bills (Speaker) 592, 649

Parliamentary Practice referred to on breach of privilege (Speaker) 975, 976

Parliamentary Practice referred to on urgent public matter (Speaker) 559

Mayne Island, B.C.

Mayne Island Trust (Anderson, D.A.) 1068

Meany, George

Mentioned: (Wallace) 38 (Phillips) 1015

Meat

Sampling done by federal authorities (Stupich) 170, 171

Sampling for antibiotic residuals, qu. (Jordan) 170

Mediation Commission

Elimination of commission supported (Gardom) 163

Mediation Services Act

Management influenced, endorsed Act (Stupich) 501-2

Mentioned: (Hall) 492 (Cocke) 1011

Repealed by Labour Code of British Columbia Act (Dent) 448

Medical Centre of British Columbia Act

(Bill 81) (Minister of Health) 1R, 815, 1191; 2R, 1049-53, 1091-1116; C, 1329-30, 1345-6; 3R, 1382; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 1049, 1113-5; Jordan 1049-53; McClelland 1091-5; McGeer 1111-3; Wallace 1108-11. Amdt. (McClelland) 1095.

Negatived 1108. Speakers: Anderson, D.A. 1104-5; Barrett 1096-8; Cocke 1095; Gardom 1103-4; Hartley 1105; Jordan 1106-8; McGeer 1095-6; Schroeder 1102-3; Smith 1105-6; Wallace 1100-2; Williams, L.A. 1099-1100 (C) Cocke 1329, 1345, 1346; Jordan 1329; McClelland 1345. Amdt. (sec. 6) (Cocke) 1329. Approved 1330. Amdt. (sec. 7) (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345. Amdt. (sec. 13) (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345. Amdt. (sec. 17) (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345. Amdt. (sec. 20) (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345

Divisions: (2R) 1108, 1115

Adjournment of debate, M. (Jordan) 1053.

Approved 1053

Adjournment of debate requested (Jordan) 1049

Amdt. second reading six months hence (McClelland) 1095. Negatived 1108

Board, powers (Jordan) 1052

Board, problems, relationship to regional boards (Wallace) 1109

British Columbia Medical Association gave endorsation (Cocke) 1115

Charges will be levied as in any hospital (Cocke) 1114

Children's hospital for high-level care for province (Cocke) 1114

Education and referral care incompatible (McGeer) 1095, 1096

Education, changes can be made under existing Acts (Anderson, D.A.) 1 104

Education, increase in medical students supported (Wallace) 1108

Education, jurisdiction of board and UBC Medical School, clear definition needed (Wallace) 1109

Education of medical and paramedical personnel placed in jeopardy by Act (McGeer) 1095-6

Foulkes report, cost of and government's failure to make use of (Gardom) 1103

Foulkes report, delay of Act until report available (Jordan) 1051 (McClelland) 1094-5 (Williams, L.A.) 1100 (Schroeder) 1103 (Gardom) 1104 (Anderson, D.A.) 1104-5

Foulkes report, Minister must know some of its recommendations (Smith) 1105-6

Foulkes report, not needed to judge merits of Act (Wallace) 1101

Foulkes report, nothing to do with educational concept (Cocke) 1 114

Foulkes report, opportunity for medical, nursing and paramedical profession to study (Jordan) 1107

Funds, commitment of and necessity for Act, qu. (Schroeder) 1103

Funds should be used for chronic care facilities, second medical school (McGeer) 1111, 1113

Government not sure of its own direction (Schroeder) 1 103

Greater Vancouver Regional District gave unanimous endorsation (Cocke) 1115

Greater Vancouver Regional Hospital District denied vote on board (McClelland) 1093

Health services, education, co-ordination of (Cocke) 1049

Hospital boards, future, qu. (Jordan) 1052 (McClelland) 1092, 1093

Liberal Party's delay in providing Medicare programme (Hartley) 1 105

Medical Centre, involvement in health-related businesses (Jordan) 1052 (McClelland) 1092

Medical Centre may be a monolithic corporate structure (Jordan) 1052

Medical Centre not geographically Shaughnessy Hospital (Cocke) 1113

Nurses' training, future of under Act (Jordan) 1050

Patients will suffer under corporate system of administration (Jordan) 1 107

Pouce Coupe mother needing mental treatment, hypothetical case (Barrett) 1098 (Williams, L.A.) 1098, 1099 (Schroeder) 1102 (Anderson, D.A.) 1 104 (Smith) 1105 (Cocke) 1114

Premier's vendetta against elitist doctors (Jordan) 1106

Shaughnessy Hospital, legislation not needed to establish Medical Centre (McClelland) 1091

Shaughnessy Hospital, negotiations can be carried on without need of Act (Williams, L.A.) 1100

Shortliffe report, recommendations (Wallace) 1110

Shortliffe report, recommendation for Vancouver General Hospital (McGeer) 1095, 1111

Shortliffe report recommended Shaughnessy site as regional hospital only (McGeer) 1095, 1111

Shortliffe report recommended teaching hospital for UBC campus (McGeer) 1095, 1111

Sunnybrook Veterans Hospital as teaching hospital disastrous (McGeer) 1095

University of British Columbia's president, dean and former dean of Medicine gave support (Cocke) 1115

Victoria, delays in providing hospital facilities (Wallace) 1101, 1109

Sec. 6
Amdt. to delete section (Cocke) 1329. Approved 1330

Sec. 7 Amdt. (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345

Sec. 13 Amdt. (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345

Sec. 17 Amdt. (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345

Sec. 20 (a) Amdt. (Cocke) 1345. Approved 1345

Sec. 20 Greater Vancouver Regional Hospital District, no voting rights (McClelland) 1345
Greater Vancouver Regional District did not want voting rights (Cocke) 1345
Board meetings public (Cocke) 1345

Medical Grant Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 2) (Minister of Health Services and Hospital Insurance) 1R, 13; 2R, 314-5; C, 414; 3R, 414; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 314-5; McClelland 315; McGeer 315; Wallace 315

Medicare, wisdom of premiums questioned (McGeer) 315

Premiums, eligibility for assistance (Cocke) 315

Medical research

Funds should be made available (McGeer) 318

Mentioned: (McClelland) 1092

Medical Services, An Act to Amend an Act Respecting

(Bill 10) (Minister of Health Services and Hospital Insurance) 1R, 45; 2R, 315-20; C, 414; 3R, 414; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Barrett 318; Cocke 315-6, 318-9; McClelland 316; McGeer 317-8; Wallace 316-7

Divisions: (2R) 319

Advisers given legal protection (Cocke) 316

Carriers in one organization by July, 1975 (Cocke) 315

Carriers, savings to be made by integrating (Cocke) 319

Government action, opportunities far too wide in Act (McClelland) 316

Medical plans administered more efficiently by government (McGeer) 317

Medical plans working well for majority of medical profession (Wallace) 316

Medicare, preventive medicine to be provided for (Cocke) 315

Preventive medicine, importance (Wallace) 317

Title changed to Medical Services Act (Cocke) 3 15

Section 2 would allow a totally-appointed commission to take over (Wallace) 3 17

Section 3 offers too much protection (McClelland) 316

See also: Medical Services Act

Medical Services Association

Integrated into one organization by July, 1975 (Cocke) 315

Medical social work

Coordination of social and health services (Committee on Social Welfare and Education report) 241

Medicare

Carriers in one organization by July, 1975 (Cocke) 315

Government administration of medical plans more efficient (McGeer) 317

Medical Grant Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act

Medical service plans working well for majority of medical profession (Wallace) 316

Premiums, eligibility for assistance (Cocke) 315

Premiums, wisdom of questioned (McGeer) 315

Preventive work to be provided under Medicare (Cocke) 315

Savings to be made by integrating carriers (Cocke) 319

Medicine, Preventive

Importance (Wallace) 317

Members

Annual salary suggested (Gabelmann) 188

Constituents in remote areas cannot use Member as ombudsman when House in session (Brown) 295

Constituents' letters delayed in reaching Members in Victoria (Lewis) 297

Constituents' letters usually involve extensive research (Jordan) 297

Full-time MLAs approved (Liden) 68

Importance of Members as legislators (Rolston) 296

Office facilities in constituencies preferred to Public Information Bureau (Bennett) 295

Offices in constituencies, secretarial help (Barrett) 298

Public Information Bureau making more difficult awareness of constituents' problems (Jordan) 297

Salaries of Premier, Ministers, criticized (Chabot) 20-1

Secretarial help in constituencies, research assistance needed (Gabelmann) 188-9

Secretarial help, offices (Rolston) 103

Secretarial help, office space appreciated (Wallace) 36

Skelly, Robert Evans, payment of full sessional allowances. M. (Hall) 1412. Approved 1412

Toll-free telephone number should be to Members' offices in Victoria (Jordan) 297

Work in their own constituencies (Gabelmann) 188

Mental Health Act, 1964. An Act to Amend

(Bill 82) (Minister of Health Services and Hospital

Insurance) 1R, 880; 2R, 1053-4; C, 1346; 3R, 1382; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Cocke 1053, 1054; Wallace 1053-4 (C) Cocke 1346

Amdt. (sec. 14) (Cocke) 1346. Approved 1346.

Involuntary commitments limited (Cocke) 1053

Publicity urged to inform and reassure the public (Wallace) 1054

Review panel, patient to be represented (Cocke) 1053

Review panel, recommendations supported (Wallace) 1053

Sec. 14 Amdt. to delete “three months” and substitute “thirty days” (Cocke) 1346. Approved 1346

Merrett, John E.

Report on death at Giant Mascot Mine referred to (Anderson, D.A.) 487

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.

Ready to lend money to province (Barrett) 286

Mexico

Nationalization of oil referred to (Wallace) 871

Mica Reservoir, B.C.

Naming as McNaughton Lake opposed (Chabot) 19

Michel, B.C.

Moving of town (Nicolson) 662

Midas Muffler Shops

Guarantee referred to (Wallace) 578 (Gardom) 805

Milk

Fraser Valley milk producers, request for price increase, qu. (Anderson, D.A.) 1307

Milk Industry Act, An Act to Amend. See name of Act

Price increases allowed by B.C. Milk Board (Schroeder) 418

Producers' request for immediate $2 price increase (Stupich) 1307

Production costs under study (Stupich) 1308

Production costs relatively easy to determine (Stupich) 363-4

Shortage of milk due to government intervention (Phillips) 752

Subsidy, negotiations for obtaining federal subsidy, qu. (Wallace) 522

Vancouver Island milk producers, meetings on cost problems, qu. (Curtis) 746

See also: British Columbia Milk Board

Milk Industry Act

Amendment to Act referred to (Stupich) 380

Mentioned: (Richter) 379A

Milk Industry Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 7) (Minister of Agriculture) 1R, 109; 2R, 354-8; C, 416-7, 545-8; 3R, 1381; RA; 1413

Speakers: (2R) Anderson, G.H. 357; Cummings 357; Jordan 356-7; Phillips 355; Richter 357; Sanford 356; Stupich 355, 357-8; Wallace 356; Williams, L.A. 355-6 (C) Gardom 547; Phillips 416, 546-7; Stupich 416, 545, 546, 547; Wallace 546; Williams, L.A. 416

Amdt. (sec. 3 (16 (2) ) (Stupich) 545. Approved 545. Amdt. (sec. 4 (23 (3) (C) ) , (Stupich) 546.

Approved 546. Amdt. to (sec. 5 (ff) (Stupich) 546. Approved 546

Amendments, reporting in Votes and Proceedings (Gardom) 547

Chain store products, underpricing in competition with local products (Jordan) 356

Dairy farmers in Courtenay area competing with products brought in by supermarkets (Sanford) 356

Dairy industry on Vancouver Island threatened by imports from other areas (Anderson, G.H.) 357

Dairy products, inclusion in Act (Phillips) 546

Dairy products other than milk movement not of concern (Stupich) 547

Loss-leader legislation, difficult and expensive to use (Stupich) 358

Milk and dairy products in Peace River area supplied by Alberta (Phillips) 355 (Williams, L.A.) 355

Milk, authority to control movement of retail packaged milk (Stupich) 355

Milk, dried milk in bakery products, effect on price (Cummings) 357

Milk imports from Alberta in Peace River area and use of power under Act (Stupich) 358

Milk shipments between the Okanagan and lower mainland (Williams, L.A.) 355

Milk, natural and imitation, use in product specified on label (Wallace) 356

Natural products, abuse of words denoting content of products (Williams, L.A.) 356

Tactics to be used in enforcing Act (Phillips) 355

Vendor's name, painting on milk transporting vehicle, requirement, qu. (Williams, L.A.) 416

Sec. 3 (2) Precludes movement of dairy products by common carrier (Phillips) 416

Sec. 3 (16 (2) ) Amdt. to delete section (Stupich) 545. Approved 545

Sec. 4 (23 (3) (c) ) Amdt. to add “unless an exemption permit is obtained from the Minister” (Stupich) 546. Approved 546 deletion suggested (Wallace) 546 ensures adequate representation of exact nature of product (Stupich) 546

Sec. 5 (ff) gives no extra legal authority for search or seizing (Stupich) 547 necessity for search warrant (Phillips) 546
Amdt. to substitute “terms” for “term” (Stupich) 546. Approved 546

Mincome

See: Income, Guaranteed

Mine safety — Law and legislation

Mines Regulation Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act

Mineral Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 101) 1R, 1154; 2R, 1269-70; C, 1333; 3R, 1333; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Nimsick 1269-70, 1270; Richter 1270; Wallace 1270

Production leases granted when requirements fulfilled (Nimsick) 1269, 1270

Mineral industries

Mines and Petroleum Resources, Department of” Act. See name of act

Mineral Land Tax Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 107) (Minister of Mines and Petroleum

Resources) 1R, 1154; 2R, 1270-2; (, ', 1331-3; 3R, 1382; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Gardom 1271-2; McGeer 1271; Nimsick 1270-1, 1272; Richter 1271 (C) Gardom 1331, 1332; Nimsick 1331, 1332

Amdt. (sec. 1) (Nimsick) 1331. Approved 1331. Amdt. (sec. 1) (Gardom) 1332. Approved 1332.

Minerals included (Nimsick) 1270-1

Railroads surrendering mineral rights (Nimsick) 1271, 1272

Sec. 1 Amdt. (Nimsick) 1331. Approved 1331

Sec. 1 Amdt. to exclude “earth” (Gardom) 1332. Approved 1332
Earth, inclusion could mean taxing all privately-owned land (Gardom) 1331, 1332
Soil is excluded (Nimsick) 1332
Limestone exported, not taxed previously (Nimsick) 1332

Mines and mineral resources — Taxation

Mineral Land Tax Act, An Act to Amend. See name of act

Mines and Petroleum Resources, Department of

Legislation to be introduced (Throne speech) 2

Recommendations on management districts, etc. (Committee on Forestry and Fisheries report) 780-2

Reduction in land sale, petroleum rights (Phillips) 91

Mines and Petroleum Resources, Department of, Act

(Bill 76) (Minister of Mines and Petroleum Resources) 1R, 692; 2R, 1121-38; C, 1330; 3R, 1330; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 1123-5; Chabot 1129; McGeer 1127-9; Nimsick 1121, 1136-7; Phillips 1134-6; Richter 1121-3; Smith 1123-5: Wallace 1131-4

Divisions: (2R) 1138

Adjournment of debate, M. (Chabot) 1131. Negatived 1131

Assessment work, effect on small prospector (Richter) 1123 (Anderson, D.A.) 1 124

Capital investment in mining industry down (Anderson, D.A.) 1123

Crown corporation, government's intention should be made clear (Anderson, D.A.) 1125 (Smith) 1126

Department separated into two branches (Nimsick) 1121

Employment, effect of mining industry's uncertainty (Wallace) 1133

Kendal Mining and Exploration Co. Ltd., Mineral Act amendments responsible for closing (Richter) 1122

Mineral Act amendments (Bill 44) closed down mines (Richter) 1122

Mining exploration, expenditures down (McGeer) 1127 (Wallace) 1132

Mining industry, destruction of by Act (McGeer) 1129 (Chabot) 1130

Mining industry, effects of uncertainty about government's intentions (Anderson, D.A.) 1123-4, 1125 (Wallace) 1133

Mining industry, expansion and percentage owned by government, qu. (McGeer) 1128

Mining industry, government takeover (Wallace) 1132-3

Mining industry, high risk, large sums of money involved (Wallace) 1132

Mining industry profits reflect time-lag (McGeer) 1128

Powers for appropriating funds in hands of cabinet (Richter) 1122

Powers given to Minister (Wallace) 1133

Powers in Act, extent of criticized (Richter) 1122

Powers of Legislature taken away in Act (Chabot) 1129

Powers to search company records cause of apprehension to industry (Smith) 1 126

Powers to take over mines, mineral claims and processing industry (Richter) 1122, 1122-3 (Smith) 1125-6 (Chabot) 1129

Private industry, effect of government's legislation on (McGeer) 1129

Prospecting in North West Territories and Yukon (Anderson, D. A.) 1124 (Wallace) 1132

Prospecting will cease (Anderson, D.A.) 1124

Prospectors, difficulties with red tape (Anderson, D. A.) 1124

Resource industries, NDP government's policy toward should be recorded (Smith) 1126

Resources, use and depletion of (Nimsick) 1137

Students, decrease in number taking geology at UBC (Wallace) 1132

Taxation of mining industry the better way to realize revenue (Smith) 1126

Mines Regulation Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 80) (Minister of Mines and Petroleum

Resources) 1R, 851; 2R, 1138-41; C, 1330; 3R, 1382; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 1140-1; Nimsick 1138-9, 1141; Richter 1139; Wallace 1141; Williams, L.A. 1139-40 (C) Nimsick 1330. Amdt. (sec. 23) (Nimsick) 1330. Approved 1330.

Inspections, inclusion of safety committee member (Nimsick) 1139

Inspectors to be briefed on new regulations (Nimsick) 1141

Legislation should be sent to legislative committee for scrutiny (Nimsick) 1139 (Williams, L.A.) 1140 (Anderson, D.A.) 1141

Safety conditions and technological changes (Nimsick) 1138

Reclamation plans in exploration and development (Nimsick) 1139

Regulations discussed by inspectors, representatives from union and industry (Nimsick) 1141

Sec. 23 Amdt. (Nimsick) 1330. Approved 1330

Minimum wage

See: Wages — Minimum wage

Minimum Wage Act

Amendment needed to lower age covered (Brown) 126

Amendments to cover household help, farm labour needed (Brown) 126

Mentioned: (Anderson, G.H.) 500

Mining

See: Mineral industries

Mining safety

See: Mine safety

Ministers

See: Legislature — Ministers; entries under names of departments

Minty, J.W.

Report on B.C. Railway accounting (Barrett) 1134, 1303

Mission, B.C.

Breaking and enterings crime wave, action by Attorney General, qu. (Wallace) 1059

Crime wave, report, qu. (Wallace) 1308

Crime wave reported on (Macdonald) 1308

Public disorders, vandalism (Rolston) 332

Mission Bridge, Mission, B.C.

Opening of bridge (Rolston) 100-1

Mission Memorial Central Building, Mission, B.C.

Building for government offices (Rolston) 103

Mitsumatsa, Akito

Japanese educator (McGeer) 267

Mobile homes

Construction, lack of quality in (Rolston) 581

Departments, statutes involved in their sale, etc. (Young) 571

Mobile homes used to transport freight (Williams, L.A.) 526

Municipal development of mobile home subdivisions (Nunweiler) 217

Parks, government planning and building (Kelly) 224

Moffat, Harold

Prediction on Prince Rupert's growth (Webster) 64

Monkman Pass, B.C.

Alberta gas purchase negotiated on future return from area (Smith) 856, 858

Quasar Petroleum's gas field (Phillips) 1 159

Road to area needed (Phillips) 92

Moody's Investment Service Incorporated

Rating of B.C. bonds (Barrett) 286

Moose

Shortage in Omineca (Kelly) 225-6

Moran Dam, B.C.

Power project development on Fraser River (Liden) 71

Morrison, Newell R. (Victoria)

Address in reply 201-5

Aldous, Monty, position, duties, qu. 813

Assessment Equalization Act amendments increase taxation of small business 203

Automobile insurance, availability to those out of province on March 1, qu. 1254

Belmont Building, welfare offices 202

British Columbia Railway, board members, increase not justified 404

Budgetary approach by orders-in-council 201

Cars, indemnity fund to reimburse losses on liens, qu. 1308

Coloured Gasoline Tax Act, An Act to Amend 410-1

Commercial Transport, Department of, Act, An Act to Amend 526

Committee on Public Accounts and Economic Affairs, member 940

Committee on Standing Orders and Private Bills, member 940

Committee on Transportation and Communications, member 940

Corporation Capital Tax Act, An Act to Amend 402

Ferry system, advertisements for position of general manager, qu. 813

Gabriola Island ferry terminal, feasibility studies, qu. 618

Government employees, retroactive salary payments, qu. 15

Housing, costs of public housing, taxes 202

Housing, Department of; Act 1222

Income guidelines tied to growth in previous government 203

Inflation increased by government actions 202

Insurance Corporation of B.C., building purchase in Saanich, payment of taxes, qu. 202

Labour Code of British Columbia Act 819, 820, 833-4

Land Commission Act cause of inflated house values 203

Motor-vehicle Act, An Act to Amend 13 10

Motor Vehicle Branch, time lag in registering liens and losses suffered 1308

Oil spill damage to recreational areas, cost of repair, qu. 210

Pacific Great Eastern Settlement Act, An Act to Amend 404

Pacific North Coast Native Co-operative Loan Act 1072

Parliament Buildings, renovations on third floor 202

Privilege -used term “faithful” not “hacks” 409

Sessional Reports Suspension Act 41 1

Share purchases by government under Revenue Act qu. 1061

Share purchases in Afton Mines Ltd., Kaiser Resources Ltd., Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd. authorized, qu. 1118

Share purchases in B.C. Telephone Co. authorized, qu. 1118

Share purchasing by government and profiting by insiders, qu. 1157

Succession Duty Act, An Act to Amend 1062

Taxation Act, An Act to Amend 1066

Teachers' salary increases 203

Vancouver Island gas pipeline, construction, financing, qu. 47

Veterinary Laboratories Act 739

Victoria, new buses, increased service promised 203

Victoria's Inner Harbour causeway, government share in cost 204

Morrow commission on liquor laws

See: Royal Commission on Liquor Laws

Mortgages

Educational programme needed (Brousson) 57

Morton, Kenneth L.

Letter on election of William Richards Bennett 75

Motions

Canadian government to make stronger representations to France to end nuclear testing, to restore Greenpeace to owners and to provide compensation for damage and injuries to crew (No. 11) (Sieves) 568-70. Approved 570. Speakers: Gardom 570; Gorst 569-70; Steves 568-9

Committee on Agriculture to continue investigation of tree fruit marketing and vegetable growing and marketing (No. 25) (Stupich) 1411. Approved 1411

McClelland, Robert, correspondence and document relative to the committee on Social Welfare and Education report to be tabled in House (No. 5) 321 (McClelland) 300. Approved 301. Speakers: Brown 301; Cocke 300:

McClelland 300, 301; Wallace 301

Medical facilities in Vietnam, building, staffing and maintaining for the rehabilitation. care and development of Vietnamese children (No. 6) 321, 429 (Wallace) 312, Approved 430. Speakers: Cocke 313; Phillips 313; Wallace 31 ?. 313; Williams, L.A. 31 2. Adjourned 31 3.

Public Information Bureau to provide information and assistance utilizing toll-free telephone number (No. I) 321 (Gabelmann) 295. Approved 299. Speakers: Anderson. D.A. 296-7; Barrett 298-9; Bennett '95: Brown 295-6; Gabelmann 295; Gardom 297-8; Jordan 297; Lewis 297; Rolston 296; Wallace 298; Williams, L.A. 296

Skelly, Robert Evans, payment of full sessional allowances (Hall) 1410. Approved 1412

Small Loans Act changed to increase size and variety of loans, prescribe fair and tolerable interest and bonus ceilings and allow repayments without excessive penalties (No. 4) 321 (Anderson, G.H.) 307. Approved 308. Speakers: Anderson, G.H. 307; Webster 307-8; Young 308

Social services tax, inquiry to be made into effects on books; children's sports equipment and Queen's Printer publications (No. 2) 321 (Gorst) 301, 299-300, 321, 435. Adjournment 300, 435 Speakers: Gardom 300; Gorst 299; Hall 300, 435; Richter 299; Webster 300

Special Committee on Privileges to be named by committee of selection to examine statements made in the House by Mr. Robert H. McClelland against Hon. R.M. Strachan (Macdonald) 1281. Approved 1288. Speakers: Anderson, D.A. 1283, 1287; Barrett 1282; Chabot 1281, 1282, 1284; Gardom 1284; McClelland 1284; Macdonald 1281, 1287; McGeer 1286; Phillips 1285; Smith 1282-3; Wallace 1285-6

Standing Committees, names, terms of reference amended (No. 9) (Provincial Secretary) 564-8. Approved 568. Speakers: Gardom 567; Hall 564, 567-8; McGeer 565; Phillips 564-5; Smith 565-6; Wallace 566-7

Students living in remote areas, legislation to provide equalization grants (No. 3) 321 (Lockstead) 301-2. Out of order 306. Speakers:

Dent 305-6; Lea 304; Lockstead 301-2; McGeer 303-4; Phillips 302-3; Wallace 304-5

Tree fruit growers, plebiscite to determine support for one-desk selling under B.C. Tree Fruit Marketing Scheme and for implementation of recommendations in the Hudson report (No. 10) 1246 (Stupich) 1239-44. Approved 1244. Speakers: Anderson, G.H. 1239-40; Barrett 1241-3; Curtis 1243; Jordan 1240; Stupich 1239, 1243-4; Williams, L.A. 1240-1

Withdrawal of item 9 in Votes and Proceedings and Bill 9 not deemed to have been withdrawn (No. 17) (Stupich) 649. Approved 649

Transport and Communications Minister to table in House details of proposal to Nickum and Spaulding Associates Inc. for ferry design (No. 7) 321 (Wallace) 313-4. Adjourned 314. Speakers: Hall 314; Wallace 313-4

Motor-trucks — Licences

See: Transportation, Automotive — Licences

Motor-vehicle Act

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 1391

Motor-vehicle Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 99) (Minister of Transport and Communications) 1R, 1154; 2R, 1309-11; C, 1382; 3R, 1383; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Gardom 1310; Morrison 1310; Strachan 1309, 1310

Automobiles rented by out-of-province drivers, qu. (Morrison) 1310

Automobiles rented to out-of-province drivers to be covered by insurance on car (Strachan) 1310

Dealers' licence plates, new provisions (Strachan) 1309

Driver training part of high school curricula (Gardom) 1310

Driver training programme, need, discussions with Minister of Education (Strachan) 1311

Insurance agent licences, holding by dealers, qu. (Morrison) 1310

Insurance, licence plates, no provision for selling by dealers (Strachan) 1310

Licence plates go with owner (Strachan) 1309

“Mobile home” added to definition of “dealer” (Strachan) 1309

Motor homes, permanently mounted, new fee schedule (Strachan) 1310

Motor vehicle inspection, mobile units good suggestion (Strachan) 1310

Motor vehicle inspection on province-wide basis (Gardom) 1310

Motor vehicle inspection stations, planned or under construction (Strachan) 1310

Motor vehicle inspection stations, staff turnover, shortages (Strachan) 1311

Motor Vehicle Branch

Liens, time lag in registering and losses suffered by dealers (Morrison) 1308

Locked into an IBM procedure (Strachan) 292

Moving industry

See: Storage and moving trade

Mulligan, Maurice

Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 334

Multi-national corporations

See: Corporations, International

Multiple sclerosis

Extended care, increase in charge and multiple sclerosis patients, qu. 433-4

Mulwinkle, Honor

Letter on reunions between adopted children and natural parents quoted (Levi) 386-7, 793

Municipal Act

Amendments proposed (Fraser) 121

Amendments should provide for consultation with municipal governments (Brown) 127

Amendments to be made to Act (Throne speech) 2

Golf courses, assessment relief under Art (McClelland) 136

Quoted on compensation for expropriation (Smith) 642 (McGeer) 1186

Quoted on power to expropriate personal property (Barrett) 639

Municipal Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 96) (Minister of Municipal Affairs) 1R, 1058; 2R, 1160-70; C, 1335-7; 3R, 1337; RA 1413

Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 1166-7; Brown 1163-4; Curtis 1161-3; Dent 1165; Fraser 1161; Gardom 1164-5; Jordan 1167-8; Lorimer 1160-1; 1170-1; McGeer 1169-70; Nunweiler 1168-9; Wallace 1165-6 (C) Anderson, D.A. 1336, 1336-7, 1337; Curtis 1335, 1337; Lorimer 1336, 1337

Amdt. (sec. 9) (Curtis) 1336. Out of order 1337. Amdt. (sec. 79 (703 (2R) ) (Anderson, D.A.) 1336. Negatived 1337

Amalgamations and ideal local government size (Curtis) 1163

Amalgamations, Kamloops, Kelowna referred to (Fraser) 1161

Amalgamations, money by-laws, other referenda, 50 percent passage (Lorimer) 1160

Amendments, majority supported (Fraser) 1161

Boundary expansion features supported (Nunweiler) 1169

Business affected by change (Curtis) 1162

Civic by-laws, failure to notify every tenant may be a problem (Anderson, D.A.) 1166

Civic by-laws, householder only need be notified (Lorimer) 1171

Corporation vote, deletion a cause of concern (Gardom) 1164

Corporation vote, deletion opposed (Wallace) 1165-6

Corporation vote for local improvements provided under Act (Lorimer) 1171

Corporation vote in small communities, Tahsis an example (Lorimer) 1171

Corporation vote, vote at federal level not given to corporations (Lorimer) 1170

Credit unions, municipal investment in (Lorimer) 1161 (Nunweiler) 1168

Local government, bigness opposed (Curtis) 1163

Local government, style dependent on size of unit (Curtis) 1163

Money by-laws, referenda, 50 per cent passage supported (Brown) 1164

Municipal bonds, income tax relief for purchasers urged (Gardom) 1164

Municipal control of developments supported (Nunweiler) 1168

Municipal elections, candidates discouraged from standing for office (McGeer) 1170

Municipal elections, nominations in Vancouver (Lorimer) 1170

Municipal finance, problem of bedroom towns, Terrace an example (Dent) 1165

Municipal Officers' Association opposed to amendments (Anderson, D.A.) 1167

Municipal offices, anyone eligible (Lorimer) 1160

Municipal per capita grant tied to provincial revenues (Gardom) 1164

Municipalities, increases in costs (Gardom) 1164

Policing costs, removal from municipalities (Fraser) 1161

Polling stations, standardization of location for all elections (Brown) 1163

Regional governments, strengthening at cost of municipalities opposed (Fraser) 1161

Regional hospital districts tax basis (Lorimer) 1160

Residents only have vote (Lorimer) 1160

Rezonings, notices to residents only (Lorimer) 1161

Tenant vote, problems in small communities (Jordan) 1167-8

Tenant vote, recreational facilities, parking, problem for permanent residents (Jordan) 1167-8

Vancouver Charter, similar changes urged (Brown) 1163

Voters' list common to provincial and municipal elections, possibilities for computerization (Curtis) 1162

Voters' list, cost to municipalities (Fraser) 1161 (Curtis) 1162

Voters' list for provincial and municipal elections (Lorimer) 1160

Voters' list, landlord or owner obligated to register tenants, suggestion (Brown) 1163

Welfare costs, removal from municipalities (Fraser) 1161

Sec. 9 Amdt. (Curtis) 1335. Out of order 1336
Cost to municipalities of enumeration (Curtis) 1335

Sec. 31 (d) Discriminatory provision for British subjects (Anderson, D.A.) 1336
Voting procedure to conform with Provincial Elections Act (Lorimer) 1336

Sec. 79 (703 (2R ) ) Amdt. to delete subsection and add subsection (6) (Anderson, D.A.) 1336. Negatived 1337
Municipalities requested change (Lorimer) 1337
Tenant notification, failure might lead to problems (Anderson, D.A.) 1336 (Curtis) 1337

Municipal Affairs, Department of

Assistant Deputy Minister, appointment criticized (McClelland) 133

Municipal elections

See: Local elections

Municipal finances

Per capita grant increase needed (Schroeder) 56

Supplementary Municipal Assistance Act. See name of act

Welfare costs, reduction of municipal share (Fraser) 120

Municipal government

Tenants, enumeration (Steves) 154 (Gabelmann) 192

Tenant participation (Lockstead) 67

Municipal Officers' Association

Municipal Act amendments opposed by association (Anderson, D.A.) 1166

Municipal Superannuation Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 103) (Provincial Secretary) 1R, 1154; 2R, 1174; C, 1333; 3R, 1333; RA, 1413

Speakers: (2R) Hall 1174

Pension moneys, investment in municipal finance authorities (Hall) 1174

Pension plans portable (Hall) 1174

Widows to continue to receive pensions after remarriage (Hall) 1174

Municipalities Aid Act, An Act to Amend

(Bill 28) (Curtis) 1R, 210; 2R, 437-8. Out of order 438

Speakers: (2R) Curtis 437

Government contribution and endorsement of plan (Curtis) 437

Law students engaged as temporary police officers or cadets (Curtis) 437

Municipalities Enabling and Validating Act

Section 84 referred to (Smith) 150

Munro, Jack

President of IWA, referred to, quoted on independent contractors (Chabot) 695-6

Munro, Hon. John

Letter in reply to T.W. Sturrock on strikes in essential services quoted (King) 1325

Murray, W.H.

Tribute to for his work on developing North Coast Native Co-operative (McGeer) 1074 (Smith) 1076 (Barrett) 1080

Tribute to him in Indian Voice quoted (Smith) 1076

Mussallem, George

Mentioned: (Gardom) 101 (Rolston) 101

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