Province of British Columbia
31st Parliament, 1st Session
INDEX
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
March 17 to June 30, 1976
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
DREE
See: Canada — Regional Economic Expansion, Department of
D.P. Squarey and Associates
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3220
D.W. Poppy Secondary School, Langley, B.C.
Mentioned: (McClelland) 2071
Dafoe, Christopher
Quoted (Lea) 459 (Wallace, B.B.) 3388
Dailly, Eileen Elizabeth (Burnaby North)
Address in reply, amendment 100-1
Ambulance service cutbacks 729
Anti-Inflation Measures Act 1654-7
Anti-inflation programme of government, criticism of 1654-7
Apprenticeship programme in schools 1599
Attorney-General department, estimates 1351-3
Auditor General Act 2135-6
Boards of governors of educational institutions, criteria for appointment 1622
British Columbia Deficit Repayment Act (1975-1976) 484-6, 648, 654-5, 665, 678-9, 686-7
British Columbia Educational Institutions Capital Financing Authority Act 2944-5, 3210
Budget address, distribution of, Q. 277
Budget debate 724-30
Burnaby School Board, funding for 1719
Canadian educational system, external examination of 1589
Chalcott House Society, grant to be discontinued 728
Child abuse, problem of 2441
Citizenship training in school curricula 1590
Coal, royalties to be increased 2366
College boards, autonomy of 1798
Colleges, new Act proposed 1798
Community college system offering recurring education 1590
Community colleges, funding for 1812-3
Corporal punishment 1589
Deficit repayment loan 1202-3
Education, budget provision, effect on services and local taxpayers 726-8
Education department estimates 1588-93, 1605, 1622, 1718-9, 1728-9, 1797-8, 1803, 1806, 1808, 1810, 1812-3
Education, finance of 1591-3
Education, mill rate increase for local taxpayers 1592, 1718-9
Education, post-secondary, training, special warrant for, Q. 319, 592
Education, recurring 1590-1
Educational leave for workers 1591
Educational research and development, increased funds for 1803
Enriched programmes in school districts, finance of 1592
Environment, Department of, estimates 1888
Executive council, estimates 2366
Family-life education 1797-8
Finance department, estimates 1202-3
Finance minister's power to buy shares, removal of 1939
Forests department, estimates 3083-4
Fraser Valley Regional Library, cutbacks of 3324
Government Reorganization Act 2845-7
Government Reorganization Act, defer second reading for six months, amendment to 2845-7
Government reorganization policy, democratic processes of Legislature, erosion of 2846-7
Grants to societies, re-examination of government policy 728-9
Halfway houses for alcoholics in Burnaby, funding for 2041
Health department, estimates 2041
Housing co-op, government policy on 3227
Housing co-op, value of 729
Human Resources department, estimates 2394, 2441
ICBC rate increase, effects of 100
Indian education, funding for 1808
Indian groups, educational grants for 1804
Insurance, fire, for schools, no consultation with BCSTA 728
Jericho Hill School, placing of children in community setting, Q. 2423-4
Lau, Jurgen, Mineral Resource Tax Act, involvement in drafting of 2772
Learning assessment programme 1588
MacInnes rental housing, Q. 74, 117
Marine college 1728-9
Marine training advisory council, necessity of 1728
Mines and Petroleum Resources, department, estimates 2772-3
Mines and Petroleum Resources minister, salary reduction 2772-3
Municipal Affairs department, estimates 3227
Norman Bethune housing project 3227
Oil refineries, pollution impact, study on 1888
Order-in-council 1221, treasury bills, sale to cover bank position 1202
Price increases, provincial restraint on, regulations for 1654-7
Principals or administrative staff, reassignment of, appeal procedure for 2949-50
Provincial Secretary department, estimates 3118-9, 3324
Public Health programme cutbacks 729
Public Schools Amendment Act, 1976 2949-50, 3212, 3214
Pulp logs or chips, use of 3083
Pulp mills, development of 3083
Pupil, dismissal of, in Victoria, Q. 2940
Revenue Amendment Act (1976) 1939
Sales tax increase, deferral for six months 815-7
Sales tax increase, effect on economic conditions of province 814-5
Sales tax increase, effect on low-income groups 940-1
School district, unorganized, rural component, sum collectable in budget, Q. 1077
School districts, grants, basis of distribution, Q. 1218
School instructional unit to be increased in value 3214
Secondary education, structure, re-evaluation of 1589
Sex discrimination in education, advisory committee on, termination of 1806
Social services administration, removal from Burnaby municipal council 2394
Social services administration, removal from municipal councils 2394
Social Services Tax Amendment Act (1976) 1939, 940-2
Status of Women co-ordinator office, termination of 3118-9
Student grants, formula for 1813
Students, suspension or dismissal 2950
Teachers' salaries and policy concerning AIB, Q. 3157
Thom, Byng, dismissal from UBC board of governors 1622
Timber, allocation to the north 3084
Transit system for Burnaby area, improvement of 729
Tuition fees, raising of 2955
UBC, special warrant for, Q. 17
Universities capital financing, deficit financing, move into 2944-5
Universities Council, term of reference for 2945
Universities Council, warrant to, Q. 177, 215, 592, 648, 654-5, 665, 678-9, Q. 687
Universities, grant to, nature of 1810
University education, Winegard commission on 1729
Vancouver School Board, funding for 1719
Vocational training, warrant for, recoverable, Q. 596
Willingdon School programme 1351-3
Women's rights in B.C. 3118
Work-study programme 1590
Daily Colonist, Victoria, B.C.
Editorial quoted (King) 1636
Headlines quoted (Kerster) 1677 (Wallace, B.B.) 1681 (Wallace, G.S.) 1966 (Barnes) 2472 (King) 3162
Quoted (Wallace, G.S.) 180, 3290 (Barber) 548 (Brown) 140 (Kahl) 671 (Levi) 705 (King) 1635, 3162 (Wallace, B.B.) 1681 (Lauk) 2354 (Gibson) 2491 (Davidson) 2746
Mentioned: (Phillips) 445 (Levi) 551 (Wallace, B.B.) 859 (Cocke) 1192 (Sanford) 1326, 1547, 1577 (Mair) 1579 (Wallace, G.S.) 2018
Daily News, Nelson, B.C.
Quoted (Nicolson) 1935
Daily News, Prince Rupert, B.C.
Quoted (Lea) 2012
Daily Sentinel, Kamloops, B.C.
Headlines quoted (Lea) 1830, 1832
Quoted (Lea) 1830
Dalton, Hugh
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 403
Danabassis, James
Mentioned: (Haddad) 624
Daniels, C. Paul
Mentioned: (Williams) 410
Danson, Hon. B.J.
Mentioned: (Brown) 2665
Daon Development Ltd.
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3143
D'Arcy, Christopher (Rossland-Trail)
Address in reply, amendment 111-3
Adjournment of debate till next sitting, M. negatived 810, 904
Agricultural Aid to Developing Countries and World Disaster Areas Fund 1024
Agriculture department, estimates 1467-8
Ambulance services in Rossland-Trail 567
Arrow Lake fishery restoration to be funded by B.C. Hydro 1035-6
Arrow Lakes Valley, selling of properties purchased by B.C. Hydro 1037
Attorney-General department, estimates 1362
Biological control banks 1468
Borrowing power exists in province without Bill 3 540-1
British Columbia Deficit Repayment Act (1975-1976) 530-2, 539-43, 583
British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (1964) Amendment Act (1976) 1035-7
B.C. Hydro projects in Rossland-Trail constituency 565
B.C. Railway, borrowing increase, adding to provincial debt load 1111
B.C. Railway, borrowing increase, effect on taxpayers 1110
B.C. Railway, borrowing increase, information, lack of 1110
B.C. Railway, borrowing increase, not the first time 1111
British Columbia Railway Company Construction Loan Amendment Act (1976) 1110-1
B.C. Railway, Dease Lake extension 1110
B.C. Railway, deficit of 1110
B.C. Railway, development creating problems for existing communities 1110-1
B.C. Railway, expenditure detail asked for 1110
B.C. Railway, freight rate, increase, effect on economy and regional disparities 1110
B.C. Railway, freight rates, increase for industries depending on railway 1110
B.C. Railway, problems of existing routes to be solved before considering extensions 1111
Budget debate 564-8
Budget, percentage increases in 903
Castlegar, restructuring grant to 566
Cigarette and Tobacco Tax Amendment Act (1976) 944
Cigarette users, higher demand on health-care services 944
Coal, tonnage, royalty collected, Q. 440
Columbia River Treaty 1069
Copper concentrates, tonnage and value, Q. 440
Crown corporations, government non-interference 1068
Crown corporations, revenue transfer 541-2
Crown land available for housing 566
Crown land for housing in West Kootenays 1852, 1889
Deficit of province 540
Economic Development department, estimates 1515-7
Economic growth in B.C. under NDP government 531, 539-40
Economic Policy Analysis Institute, abolition of, effect on university facilities 1075
Economic Policy Analysis Institute, independent analysis of economic planning 1067-70
Economic Policy Analysis Institute of British Columbia Repeal Act 1067-70
Egg Marketing Board 1467
Environment department, estimates 1852, 1883-5, 1889
Finance department, estimates 1231
Fisheries mitigation, fund for, B.C. Hydro commitment 1035
Fishery, sport, mitigation on Columbia Reservoir 1035
Forest industry, northern and interior development 1070
Forest Service burning restrictions 568
Forests department, estimates 3093-4
Funds, special, re-establishment of 1024
Grape-growing and wine-processing industries 1468
Highways and Public Works department, estimates 3294-5
Highways department, subdivision applications policy 3294-5
Highways, maintenance of, present 567
Home nursing, expansion of programme 567
Hugh Keenleyside Dam, flooding 1037
ICBC rate increase, criticisms of 111-3
Income Tax Amendment Act (1976) 868
Income tax increase, expected revenue from 868
Infrastructure agreements resulting from IPA studies 1515-6
Inland Natural Gas Co. Ltd. tax rebate to customers 1231
Little-cherry disease in Okanagan 1468
Livestock industry, encouragement to 1467
Logging in parks 3093-4
Lumber industry affected by BCR freight rates 1110
Marketing boards 1467
Mineral resources, expansion of 568
Optometric Act, criticism of section 12 567
Petroleum industry, B.C. Energy Commission report on, Q. 1858
Police investigation of $80 million fraud 1362 f Police, secret force, existence of 1362
Pollution control by Canadian Cellulose and Cominco Ltd. 565 l Property tax, minimum payable for those under 65, increase 2247
Provincial Home-Owner Grant Amendment Act, 1976 2247
Provincial Major Disaster Fund 860
Pulp industry, increased facilities 564-5
Resettlement of people vacating flooded areas 1037
Restructuring grant to municipalities 566
Revelstoke Dam, proposed, impact on fishery 1884
Revelstoke Dam, proposed, water-licence hearing 1883-4
Rossland-Trail region, social elements of infrastructure 1516
Sales tax exemption on equipment for chronically ill and handicapped 896
Sales tax increase 568
Sales tax increase, deferral for six months 808-10
Sales tax increase, effect on B.C. cost of living 808-10
Sales tax increase, effect on B.C. industries 809-10
Sales tax increase, effect on low-income groups 903-4
Sales tax increase exceeding AIB guidelines 902-3
Smoking causing fire damage 944
Social Services Tax Amendment Act, 1976 808-10, 896-7, 902-3
Special Funds Revenue Recovery Act (1976) 860-1 , 1024
Tax, property, burden on farmers 1468
Trail, benchland sale for economic development 1.518
Trail, provincial government building for 568
Transit system for Trail, importance of 566-7
Water supply system in West Kootenays, proposed 1517-8, 1885
Water systems, capital assistance for 566
David Thompson School
Mentioned: (Strongman) 557
Davidson, M.H.
Qualifications of (Brown) Q. 1116 (McCarthy) A. 1116
Secrecy oath, administration of (Brown) Q. 1 1 15-6 (McCarthy) A. 1115-6
Davidson, Walter (Delta)
Address in reply, amendment 91-2
Agricultural land, preservation of 928-9
Agricultural land reserve 1420
Agricultural products, marketing of 929
Agriculture department, estimates 1418-22, 1442-3
Anti-Inflation Measures Act 2079-81
Delta, electoral boundaries, realignment, of 926-7
Economic policy of NDP, criticism of 927
Farm produce, import of 1422
Food, shopping in United States 1422
Fraser River, new crossing proposed 928
George Massey Tunnel, garbage trucks obstructing rush hour traffic 3305
George Massey Tunnel, new crossing proposed 3304
George Massey Tunnel, speed limit in 3305
Government spending, restraint on 2079
Highways and Public Works Department, estimates 3304-5
Home Purchase Assistance Act 2674
Home-purchase assistance, eligible residences for 2674
ICBC rate increases 927-8
Ladner harbour, small craft, development of 929
Ladner Trunk Road, Highway 17, 3305
Land Commission Act 1421-2
Mineral Royalties Act, repeal of 2746
Mines and Petroleum Resources department, estimates 2746-7
Mines and Petroleum Resources minister, salary reduction 2746-7
NDP government ICBC policy 91-2
Olympic Lottery, continuation of, Q. 1567-8
Park-and-ride systems, study on 928, 3304
Potato factory in Delta 1418-21, 1422-3
Price-wage increases, provincial restraint on, regulation for 2080-1
Provincial Home-Owner Grant Amendment Act (1976) 2247
Scott Road, Delta, widening project 929, 3304-5
Spetifore contribution to Social Credit campaign fund 1418
Tilbury Island, development of 929, 1420
White Rock Railway 929
Davies, Wynn
Tribute to (Sanford) 1723
Davis, Betty Ann
Mentioned: (Lea) 2011
Davis, Donald
Mentioned: (Brown) 642
Davis, Ethel M.
Letter quoted (Lockstead) 910-1
Davis, lion. Jack, Minister of Transport and Communications (North Vancouver-Seymour)
Airline charges, examination of 325
Alaska gas pipeline connection proposal 3239, 3250
Arrow Lakes, sport fishing, restoration, funding to be included in enhancement programmes 1036
Bennett Dam 1036
Brentwood-Mill Bay ferry 3274
B.C.-Alberta pipeline proposed, A. 2383
B.C. Deficit Repayment Act, (1975-1976) 746-7
B.C. Energy Commission, energy need forecasts for B.C. 965
B.C. Ferries, additional sailings, A. 275
B.C. Ferries, additional seating on, A. 3019
B.C. Ferries, cars, supervision of, A. 2840
B.C. Ferries, Colonel Sanders, possible liaison, A. 2072
B.C. Ferries, crew, reduction of, A. 2840, 2941
B.C. Ferries, development routes subsidized 324
B.C. Ferries, dining room service, A. 1080, 1530
B.C. Ferries, employees, fringe benefits for, A. 1306
B.C. Ferries, employees, layoffs, A. 1858, 2163
B.C. Ferries, federal subsidy to 1304, 2923
B.C. Ferries, .food prices on, A. 2423
B.C. Ferries, further fare increase, anticipation of 3345
B.C. Ferries, handicapped, travel at half price 1303
B.C. Ferries, lease arrangements of 2875-6
B. C. Ferries, overcharging customers, A. 2074
B.C. Ferries, passes, issue to individuals 1339
B.C. Ferries, possible strike on, A. 1978
B.C. Ferries, Price Waterhouse study 2919
B.C. Ferries, rate consideration for special groups 2923
B.C. Ferries, rate increase 1303-4
B.C. Ferries, rate increase, consideration for frequent travellers 3273
B.C. Ferries, rate increase, cost of food and other supplies 3275
B. C. Ferries, rate increase over-height vehicles 3274
B.C. Ferries, rate increase, public resistance to, A. 2675-6
B.C. Ferries, routes, $15 fare, A. 2578
B C. Ferries, safety on 3273
B.C. Ferries, senior citizens as foot passengers, free weekday travel 1303, A. 1977, 2577, A. 2942
B.C. Ferries, staff at management level, A. 1527
B.C. Ferries, students travelling as group, reduced rate for 2923
B.C. Ferries, Swartz Bay terminal parking lots, A. 2422
B.C. Ferries, usage for June, 1975, and June, 1976, A. 3401
B.C. Ferries, use figures, comparison of', A. 3019-20
British Columbia Ferry Corporation Act 1R, 2291; 2R, 2919-23; C, 3340; 3R, 3346
B.C. Ferry Corp., board of directors, worker representation on 3340
B.C. Ferry Corp., financial results, reporting of 2919
B.C. Ferry Corp., highway equivalent subsidy for 2919, 2923
B.C. Ferry Corp., operation extended across international boundary 2923
B.C. Ferry Corp., operation within own budget 2920
B.C. Ferry Corp., taxes, payment of 3346
British Columbia Harbours Board Amendment Act (Bill 4) 1R, 249
B.C. Hydro and Power Authority (1964) Amendment Act (1976) 964-6, 1036-7, 1040
B.C. Hydro, energy need forecasts for B.C. 965
B.C. Hydro, expansion projects, reasons for 965
B.C. Hydro expansion, small projects in support of 1041
B.C. Hydro, projects and expenditures, outline 1036
B.C. Hydro, proposal to Seattle City Light re Skagit Valley, A. 1306
B.C. Hydro senior executives pay cut, A. 597-8
B.C. Steamship Co., board of directors 3275
B.C. Telephone under federal regulations, removal from 3274
Budget debate 323-7
CTC jurisdiction over Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway, A. 119
Cable TV, federal-provincial negotiations, A. 277
Columbia River Treaty 965-6, 3275
Commuter cards for Sunshine Coast residents, removal of, A. 1665, 1753
Dean River diversion, effect on fisheries 1037
Denison Mines, ore shipments from, A. 1081
Docking facilities, permanent, for Gabriola Island, A. 214-5
Driver's licence, suspension of 2982
Driver's licence suspension, regaining of, if accused depends on vehicle for livelihood 2983
Electricity, peak-load pricing 3251
Energy Amendment Act (1976) 1R, 2201
Energy need forecasts for province 1036, 1040-1, 3250
Energy, price increase 1041
Federal tax on gasoline, removal of 3246
Ferries, new, operation of 3273
Ferries, two, purchased by a Toronto financial house, A. 2382
Ferries under Transport and Communications, transfer of 3340
Ferry from Beaver Cove to Kelsey Bay, resumption of free passage 3274-5
Ferry rates for Gulf Islands, A. 1527
Ferry travel, free for students, A. 1665
Ferry usage, reduction of, A. 2384
Gas, exploration for B.C. 3235, 3239
Gasoline marketing and service stations, report on, A. 1665
Gasoline price increase, A. 926
Government Reorganization Act 2875-6
Government Reorganization Act, deferral of second reading for six months, amendment to 2875-6
Hat Creek coal project 964, 1036, 1041
Hat Creek coal studies, A. 560
Heavy water plant, installation of 3250-1
Highway 1, Fraser Canyon section, financial support for 324
Inner Harbour docks, lease transfers, A. 996
Kootenay canal project 1036
Licence plates, single for certain vehicles 2982
Licensing, cyclical concept 2982, 2984
Licensing, cyclical, methods of identification and policing 3206
McCaffey, resignation from B.C. Steamship Co, A. 229, 3275
McGregor diversion, environmental effects of 3273
Mica Dam project, continuing expenses 1036
Motor-vehicle Amendment Act, 1976 (No. 1) (Bill 68) 1R, 2511
Motor-vehicle Amendment Act, 1976 (No. 2) (Bill 66) 1R, 2511; 2R. 2970-1, 2981, 3204-5; 3R, 3205
Motor-vehicle Amendment Act, 1976 (No. 3) (Bill 80) 1R, 2511; 2R, 2892-4; C, 3206; 3R, 3207
Northern development in transportation, co-operation 325
Northern ferry service, expansion of, A. 177
Oil export to United States terminated, effect on B.C. 326
Oil pricing policy of government 3246
Pacific Western Airlines takeover, A. 16, 115-6, 1566-7, 1665
Peace officers cruising without siren 2983
Peace River Power project, contracts for, A. 1377
Pend-d'Oreille project 1036
Petroleum industry, B.C. Energy Commission report on, A. 1858
Police officers responsible for filling out accident reports 2982-3
Port development, co-operation with federal government 325
“Prince George”, owners to rent Inner Harbour dock facilities, A. 997
“Prince George”, payment for, A. 997
“Prince George”, transfer of remaining fuel, A. 924
“Princess Marguerite”, maintenance work on, A. 1602-3
“Princess Marguerite", negotiations between B.C. Steamship Co. and unions, A. 704, 1663-4
“Princess Marguerite", sale of 923
“Princess Marguerite", service, resumption of, A. 1664
Prince Rupert-Edmonton pipeline, A. 707
Propane, sales tax on 3275
Rail agreement with Ottawa 746-7
Revelstoke Dam, Downie slide, effect of 3275
Safe-driving dividend for under 25s, basis for claims 2970-1, 2981, 3204
Seatbelt regulations, A. 2616-7
Tow-aways at owner's expense for parking in prohibited areas 2893
TransMountain pipeline proposal from Prince Rupert to Edmonton 3237-8
Transport and Communications department estimates 3235-9, 3245-7, 3250-1, 3273-5
Transportation, policy of co-operation 323-6
Vancouver International Airport, A. 560
Washington State nuclear generating station, safety of, A. 3349
Westcoast Transmission, expansion programme 3235
Westcoast Transmission, rate of return 3235, 3237, 3246
Dawson, Robert McGregor
Democratic Government in Canada, quoted (Speaker) 1376 (Levi) 2799
Dawson Creek, B.C.
Farrier programme in vocational school (Nicolson) 604
Dawson Creek News, Dawson Creek, B.C.
Editorial quoted (Brown) 645
Quoted (Levi) 1393
Day, Sheila
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 715
Day care
See: Day nurseries
Day nurseries
Day-care centres, licensing of (Wallace, G.S.) 2399
Day-care rates, review of (Vander Zalm) 2367
Financial aid, importance of (Gibson) 167, 2398 (Sanford) 207 (Vander Zalm) 2399
Integration with public school system (Gibson) 1807, 2398
De Smith, S.A.
Constitutional and Administrative Law, quoted (Gardom) 2937
Debtor Assistance Act
Mentioned: (Mair) 1545
Debts, Public
Clarkson Gordon report, deficit situation of B.C. (Stupich) 378-80 (Nicolson) 437-8 (Wallace, G.S.) 450 (Wallace, B.B.) 464-5 (Lockstead) 487-8 (Skelly) 527-8 (Barber) 545-7
Deficit of province (Wolfe) 314, A. 650, 653, 655, 666, 751, 1202-3 (Stupich) 376-80, 1129, 1172-3 (Kerster) 435 (Nicolson) 437-9 (Phillips) 444-8 (Lea) 461 (Nielsen) 462 (Kempf) 499 (Lloyd) 526 (Skelly) 527-9 (D’Arcy) 540 (Bennett) 554-5 (Hewitt) 618 (Veitch) 625-6 (Gibson) 650 (Barber) 694-5 (Dailly) 1202-3
See also: Deficit financing
Decentralization in government
Responsibility and finance (Kempf) 23
Deer Lake Mines Ltd.
Mentioned: (Waterland) 3059, 3061
Deficit financing
British Columbia Deficit Repayment Act, 1975-1976, see name of act
Deficit repayment loan (Lea) 1122, 1127, 1130 (Stupich) 1127, 1131, 1148, 1203-4 (Cocke) 1129 (Dailly) 1202-3 (Wolfe) 1128, 1202-3
Deficit repayment loan, interest rate of (Wolfe) 258 (Stupich) 367-8 (Cocke) 385, 1129 (Sanford) 499 (Kempf) 499-500 (Shelford) 526 (Lauk) 1224-5 (Nicolson) 1225 (Brown) 1225
Deficit repayment loan, interest rate, reduction of amount (Lauk) 1227 (Nicolson) 1227-8 (Cocke) 1228
Government move into (Dailly) 2944-5 (Gibson) 2945-6 (Stupich) 2946-7
Dellview Junior Secondary School, Delta, B.C.
Mentioned: (Davidson) 2513
Deloitte, Haskins and Sells
Report on operation of ICBC (Stupich) 86-8
Delta, B.C.
Electoral boundaries, realignment (Davidson) 925-6
Farmland, use for industrial and residential purposes (Lauk) 1416-7 (Davidson) 1421
Potato factory proposed (Lauk) 1417-8, 1444, 1456, 1463 (Davidson) 1418-21, 1442-3 (Phillips) 1422, 1444, 1457 (Nielsen) 1461 (Vander Zalm) 1463-4
Vegetable growers, negotiations with government (Phillips) 1423
Delta Chamber of Commerce
Mentioned: (Davidson) 929
Delta Junior Secondary School, Delta, B.C.
Mentioned: (Davidson) 1217
Demarinis, Margaret
Demonstrations — British Columbia
ICBC protesters, photographing of (Macdonald) Q. 177-8 (Wallace, G.S.) 178 (Gardom) A. 178
ICBC rally in Prince George, reason for non-attendance (Lloyd) 146
Rally against ICBC rates (King) 40 (Wallace, G.S.) 53 (Nicolson) 106 (Mair) 121
Denison Mines Ltd.
Coal project, provision for highway access (Lloyd) 2913
Ore shipments from (Gibson) Q. 1081 (Davis) A. 1081
Mentioned: (Lauk) 1500 (Bennett) 2319 (Lea) 2743 (McGeer) 2759
Dennison, Jim
Mentioned: (Fraser) 3281
Dent, Hartley Douglas
Mentioned: (Schroeder) 978
Dental care
Clinics, assistance in financing and establishment in underserviced areas (McClelland) 2916, 2918 (Jordan) 2917 (Lloyd) 2918
Mobile-unit service (Jordan) 2917 (McClelland) 2918
Programme (Veitch) 20
Dentistry
Dentistry Amendment Act, see name of act
Dentistry Act
Examination, eligibility for (Macdonald) 715, 2048 (McClelland) 2049
Dentistry Amendment Act, 1976
(Bill 70) (Minister of Health) I R, 2481; 2R, 2916-8; C, 3208; 3R, 3208; RA, 3398
Speakers: (2R) Jordan 2917-8; Lloyd 2918; McClelland 2916-8
Continuing education (McClelland) 2916 (Jordan) 2917
Dental clinics, assistance in financing and establishment in underserviced areas (McClelland) 2916, 2918 (Jordan) 2917 (Lloyd) 2918
Licensing, discussion on (McClelland) 2916-8 (Jordan) 2917
Mobile dental-unit service (Jordan) 2917 (McClelland) 2918
Offence against Act, suspension of dentist (McClelland) 2916 (Jordan) 2917
Qualifications required for writing college examinations (McClelland) 2916 (Jordan) 2917
Dentists
Education, continuing (McClelland) 2916 (Jordan) 2917
Licensing, discussion on (McClelland) 2916-8 (Jordan) 2917
Qualifications required for writing college examinations (McClelland) 2916 (Jordan) 2917
Shortage, especially in northern areas (Macdonald) 716
Suspension of (McClelland) 2916 (Jordan) 2917
Department of Highways and Public Works Act
Mentioned: (Gibson) 2170
De Salvo, Albert
Mentioned: (Brown) 492
Detroit Free Press
Quoted (Wallace, B.B.) 1681
Dewey, John
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1735
Diamond drilling
Drilling for ore in B.C. (Stupich) 1120
Dicey, Albert Venn
Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution, referred to (Lauk) 387
DiCimbriani, Alex
Mentioned: (Barnes) 1727
Dickens, Charles
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1955
Diefenbaker, John
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1069 (Nicolson) 2878
Disability Rights Association
Workers' Compensation Board, claims situation, review of (Kahl) 2928
Disabled
See: Handicapped
Disaster relief
Emergency co-ordinator and guidelines for providing assistance (Schroeder) 980-1
Fund for provincial major disaster expenditure, Budget address (Wolfe) 257
See also: Provincial Major Disaster Fund
Disclosure Act
Mentioned: (Wallace, G.S.) 2218
Discount
Cash discounts, allowance for (Mair) 2955 (Wallace, G.S.) 2957
Discrimination
Affirmation action dealing with disparities between people (Brown) 1321, 1355 (Gardom) 1355
ICBC rates against group under 25 (Stupich) 89
Discrimination in education
Adviser to the Minister of Education on sex discrimination, reappointment (Wallace, G.S.) 180
Discrimination in employment
Bruhn-Mou, Johanna, denial to practise dentistry (Macdonald) 715-6 (McClelland) 717
Disraeli, Benjamin
Mentioned: (Kerster) 246
Divisions
Address in reply, approved 246; amdt. (King) negatived 159
Adjournment of debate, M. (Davidson) approved 902 (McCarthy) approved 935 (Schroeder) approved 958
Adjournment of debate till next sitting, negatived 805, 810, 904, 909, 913, 2794, 2814, 2817, 2830, 2985, 3011
Adjournment of House, M, (McCarthy) approved 54, 788
Agriculture department estimates, committee rise, report progress and ask leave to sit again, negatived 1434
Agriculture department estimates, vote 3 approved 1479
Anti-Inflation Measures Act, 2R, 2099 approved; C, sec. 1 approved 2280, sec. 5 negatived 2284, amdt. to sec. 6 approved 2300-1 ; 3R, approved 2455
Automobile Insurance Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 2955
British Columbia Buildings Corporation Act 2R approved 2194; amdts. to sec. 2 negatived 2253; sec. 4, line 8 negatived 2261; sec. 4, subsection 2 ( e) negatived 2261; sec. 4 (2) (a) negatived 3393; sec. 4 (2) (e) negatived 3394; 3R approved 3397
British Columbia Deficit Repayment Act (1975-1976) 2.R, approved 556; M. negatived 665; title approved 754; 3R, 754
British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (1964) Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 971
British Columbia Railway Company Construction Loan Amendment Act, 2R, approved I 112
Chairman do now leave chair, M. negatived 2355, 3083, 3087, 3096
Chairman's ruling sustained 2554, 3082
Change of Name Act Amendment Act (1976) 2R, adjournment of debate approved 2523
Cigarette and Tobacco Tax Amendment Act (1976) 2R, 952
Constitution Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 2225; 3R approved 2265
Economic Policy Analysis Institute of British Columbia Repeal Act 2R approved 1070, 3R approved 1076
Finance department estimates, amendment on vote 69, negatived 1228-9
Finance department estimates, vote 69, approved 1229
Forests department estimates, committee rise, report progress and ask leave to sit again, M., negatived 3076, 3093
Freedom of Information Act, 2R, adjournment of debate approved 2522
Government Reorganization Act, 2R amdt. negatived 2990; 2R approved 3009; 3R approved 3389
Guaranteed Available Income for Need Act 3R approved 3378
Hospital Services Collective Agreement Act, 2R approved 2501
Labour Code of British Columbia Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 3196;3R approved 3382
Mineral Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 2507
Mineral Resource Tax Act, C., sec. 2 approved 3362; 3R, approved 3363
Mines and Petroleum Resources department estimates, vote 130, amdt. to, negatived 2782, vote 130 approved 3062
Motion to rise, report progress and ask leave to sit again negatived 665; approved 2521
Motor-vehicle Amendment Act, 1976 (No. 2) 3R approved 3205
Municipal Amendment Act (1976) C. sec, 4 approved 3200
Orders of the day, proceed to, M. (McCarthy) approved 509-10, 799
Prospectors Assistance Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 2242
Provincial Home-Owners Grant Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 1911
Public Construction Fair Wages Act 2R approved 3147; 3R approved 3383
Railway and Ferries Bargaining Assistance Act, 2R approved 2598
Revenue Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 1946; C approved 2246
Smith, Hon. D.E. as Speaker of House, M, approved 9
Social Services Tax Amendment Act (1976) 2.R, amdt. negatived 883; 2R, 942; C., sec. 1 negatived 1020; 3R, 1020
Speaker to leave chair to go into Committee of Supply, approved 1058
Speaker's ruling sustained 794, 799, 1792., 2525, 2821
Special Funds Revenue Recovery Act (1967) 2R approved 865; 3R approved 1025
Strata Titles Amendment Act (1976) 2R approved 2649
Dixon's Food Service Ltd.
Mentioned: (Sanford) 1586
Dobbs, Jack
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1451
Docks
Facilities, permanent, for Gabriola Island (Wallace, G.S.) Q. 214 (Davis) A. 214-5
Doctor Endicott Home
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 885
Doctors
See: Physicians
Doman Industries Ltd.
Closing of (Lauk) Q. 2678 (Bennett) A. 2678
Mentioned: (Lauk) 2681
Domestic Animal Protection Act
Funding for (Wallace, B.B.) 1540 (Phillips) 1540
Domestic animals
Livestock industry, encouragement to (D’Arcy) 1467
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Mentioned: (Brown) 1519
Donahue Corp.
Mentioned: (Skelly) 1928
Donaldson, George B.
Donegani, R.
Mentioned: (Nielsen) 1886
Douglas, C.H.
Mentioned: (Barber) 548
Douglas, Thomas
Quoted (Rogers) 131 (Lauk) 1511
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1625
Douglas College
Teaching unit at Riverview Hospital to be transferred (Cocke) 1981 (Gibson) 1998 (McClelland) 2001
Douglas Lake Cattle Co.
Mentioned: (Mair) 636
Dowding, Gordon H.
Quoted (Speaker) 505, 2009 (McGeer) 2932 (Gibson) 2933 (Gardom) 2936
Mentioned: (Loewen) 149 (Phillips) 443
Downtown Eastside Residents Associations
Mentioned: (Barnes) 1375
Draeseke, Gordon L.
Dragon Lake, B.C.
Buller, Wes, access permit for a pub (Lea) 3297 (Fraser) 3297
Drapeau, Jean
Mentioned: (Waterland) 507
Drapeau Stadium, Montreal, Quebec
Mentioned: (Davidson) 1568
Driver education
See: Automobile drivers
Drug addiction
Advisory council on drug abuse (McClelland) 2002
Drug traffickers (Wallace, G.S.) 1282-3
Programmes to combat (Gibson) 1999
Drugs
Prescription drugs, destruction of (McClelland) 2970
Duffy, John
Mentioned: (Wallace, G.S.) 1337
DuGuay, Murray
Letter quoted (King) 2305-6
Duncan, B.C.
Intermediate-care situation (Wallace, B.B.) 2395 (Vander Zalm) 2395-6
Multiple-listing service in the area (Wallace, B.B.) 1316-7
Probation and special correctional programme, funding for (Wallace, B.B.) 1367-8, 2394-6 (Vander Zalm) 2396
Duncan Dam, B.C.
Clearing of area behind, money spent on (Nicolson) 3107 (Waterland) 3107
Mentioned: (King) 1883
Duncan Reservoir
Clearing, plans for (King) 3108 (Waterland) 3108
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1035
Dunhill Development Corp.
Investment in (Nicolson) 1214 (Wolfe) 1214
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 566 (Nicolson) 600, 1459, 3142 (Veitch) 629 (Barrett) 2670 (Wallace, G.S.) 3225
Dunsky Advertising Ltd.
Logo, bill for (McCarthy) 662 (Cocke) 662 (Kahl) 673-4
Duplessis, Maurice
Mentioned: (Barber) 2815
Durant, Pat
Quoted (Cocke) 1748