Province of British Columbia
33rd Parliament, 1st Session
INDEX
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
June 23, 1983 to February 9, 1984
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
CBC
See: Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
C.D. Howe Institute
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 2164
CFJC, Kamloops, B.C.
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2052
CFTK, Terrace, B.C.
Mentioned: (Howard) 2957
CHQM, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Pelton) 943
CJCI, Prince George, B.C.
Mentioned: (Strachan) 955
CKNW, New Westminster, B.C.
Mentioned: (McClelland) 65
CKVU Television, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Reynolds) 198, 225
CMHC
See: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
CNIB
See: Canadian National Institute for the Blind
CNR
See: Canadian National Railways
COPE
See: Committee of Progressive Electors
CP Air
See: Canadian Pacific Air Lines
CPU
See: Canadian Paperworkers' Union
CTV Television Network Ltd.
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 263 (Passarell) 1320, 2777, 2778 (Reynolds) 305
CUPE
See: Canadian Union of Public Employees
Cabinet
See: Government; Ministers
Cabinet Committee on Economic Development
Kube, Arthur, meeting with (McClelland) 2255
Mentioned: (Rogers) 2967 (Waterland) 1919
Cabinet Committee on Employment Development
Goals (McCarthy) 129
Cabinet Committee on Social Services
Mentioned: (Skelly) 606
Cadillac Fairview Corp. Ltd.
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1119
Calder, Frank
Mentioned: (Passarell) 1514, 2926
Calgary Stampeders
Mentioned: (Barnes) 106
California
Food, source of future food supply (Cocke) 740-1 (Lea) 705 (Nicolson) 731
Land-use policy (Cocke) 741
Orange County, no-smoking referendum (Skelly) 607
Proposition 13 referred to (Dailly) 1487 (Hanson) 1700 (Heinrich) 1637 (Stupich) 1531
School districts in receivership (Heinrich) 1637
Cambridge University
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 679
Camosun College
Fees, increase in (Rose) 3202
Mentioned: (Brown) 2101 (Nicolson) 3172
Campbell, Daniel R.J.
Education, statements re (Sanford) 1549-50
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, consultation re (Sanford) 2392
Regional districts, appointment to accountability team on (Skelly) Q. 2365
Mentioned: (Cocke) 521, 2396 (Dailly) 523 (D’Arcy) 1802, 1804 (Hanson) 80 (Lockstead) 546 (Macdonald) 1876 (Sanford) 500, 1277, 2392 (Skelly) 1500, 1872 (Stupich) 518, 1226, 1842, 1843
Campbell, Donald
Mentioned: (Rogers) 1185
Campbell, Donald J. (Okanagan North)
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd. stock, ownership of 909
Apples, price of to growers 101
Bonds, B.C. bonds, credit rating of 99
B.C. Place, job creation 100
B.C. Place Stadium 100
Canadian National Railways, Victoria express operation 1010
Coal, northeast, job creation 100
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act (1983) 2003-4
Compensation stabilization program 100
Corporations, taxation revenue, decline in 908
Crown corporations, establishment of 101
Deficit, federal, 1983-84 fiscal year 1011
Deficit financing 910
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year 1009, 1011, 1447
Economic recovery, role of private sector in 99
Economy of B.C. 100
Education, expenditures on 1447
Education ministry, appropriation, increase in 100, 909, 1010-1, 1446
Education system 100
Expenditures, restraint on 100
Expenditures, restraint on, support for 2003
Forest companies, corporation tax, refund of 908
Forest industries, revenue, decline in 908, 1009
Fruit-growing industry 101
Government, size of, reduction in 910, 1010, 1447
Health care, cost of 1447
Health care, expenditures on 101
Health ministry, appropriation, increase in 1446
High-technology industry 100
Hospital care, cost of, increase in 1446
Hospital rates, per diem rates, increase in 1010
Hospital user fees, increase in 1447
Human Resources ministry, appropriation, increase in 1446
Human Resources ministry, expenditures 1447
Human rights cases, hearing of 911
Hunky Bill case referred to 911
Investor confidence in B.C. 100
Labour Relations Act, changes in 101
Legislature, cost of operation of 907, 910, 1009, 1010, 1447
Motor vehicle inspection service, abolition of 909
Natural resources, revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, decline in 908
Okanagan Bible College, An Act Respecting (Bill PR401) 1R, 1197; 1399
Okanagan Bible College, An Act Respecting, petition 995
Okanagan Bible College, degree-granting powers 1399
Okanagan North constituency, description of 99
Public Sector Restraint Act 1446-7
Public service employees, number of, reduction in 1447
Rent control, criticism of 908-9
Rental accommodation, return on investment in 909
Rentalsman office, abolition of 908
Revenue, 1982-83 fiscal year, decline in 1446
Revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, decline in 908
School districts, administration costs 909-10, 1011
Small business, machinery and equipment, tax exemption for 909
Social services, government policy on 99
Social welfare programs, appropriation for, increase in 1446-7
Taxation, taxpayers' ability to pay 2003
Teacher-pupil ratio 1010
Toy water snakes, possible health hazard, Q. 1256
Vancouver ALRT system, job creation 100
Vancouver Women's Health Collective 908
Wage increases in B.C., level of 2003
Campbell, Kim
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, remarks re (Dailly) 631 (Heinrich) 629
Mentioned: (Lauk) 628 (Rose) 3194
Campbell, Lloyd
Mentioned: (Rogers) 1185
Campbell Island, B.C.
Airport. See entries under Bella Bella, B.C.
Campbell River, B.C.
Campbell River crossing, location of (Gabelmann) 3118
Campbell River Christian School, Campbell River, B.C.
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1544
Campbell River School District
See: School District 72
Campers and coaches
Passengers riding in backs of campers (Fraser, A.) 3129 (Rose) 3127
Camps
Campership program, funds for (Brown) 34
Campsites, facilities, etc.
Park campsites (Mitchell) 2899
Park camp facilities, privatization of (Mitchell) Q. 728, Q. 768, Q. 769 (Brummet) A. 728, A. 768, A. 769
Canada
Confederation mentioned (Davis) 757
Canada — Constitution
Native rights under constitution. See Indians
Property rights under constitution (Davis) 2927, 2928 (Gardom) 2934 (Macdonald) 89-90
See also Constitution Act (Canada)
Canada-Economic Conditions
Depression and economic recovery in the 1930s (Lauk) 1433
Economic recovery (D’Arcy) 965 (Davis) 926-7
Economy of Canada (Throne speech) 3
Premiers' conference on economy, need for (Throne speech) 3
Canada. Agriculture, Department of
Mentioned: (Brummet) 2909
Canada. Anti-Inflation Board
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 2035 (Wallace) 1965
Canada. Armed Forces
Smoking by members of (Rose) 579, 582
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 289
Canada. Atomic Energy Control Board
Waste disposal, action on (Wallace) Q. 366
Canada. Attorney-General
Mentioned: (Smith) 80
Canada. Canada Land Inventory
Mentioned: (Stupich) 1088
Canada. Canadian Forestry Service
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 73
Canada. Canadian Grain Commission
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 754
Canada. Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
Mentioned: (McGeer) 3181 (Passarell) 2378, 2379 (Smith) 2994
Canada. Canadian Transport Commission
Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway hearings, intervention in (Sanford) Q. 1339, Q. 2169, (Fraser, A.) A. 1339, A. 2169
Mentioned: (Cocke) 3093 (Passarell) 3105 (Rose) 786
Canada. Canadian Wheat Board
Mentioned: (Phillips) 762 (Rogers) 790
Canada. Economic Development, Department of
Mentioned: (Hanson) 990
Canada. Employment and Immigration, Department of
Mentioned: (Chabot) 2648 (Gabelmann) 1798 (Lockstead) 3113 (Stupich) 175
Canada. Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Ministry of
Mentioned: (Skelly) 2616
Canada. Environment, Department of the
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 965
Canada. Finance, Department of
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3172
Canada. Fisheries and Oceans, Department of
Mentioned: (Dailly) 879 (Skelly) 2551 (Waterland) 3038
Canada. Foreign Investment Review Agency
Mentioned: (Gardom) 3166
Canada. Geological Survey of Canada
Mentioned: (Hanson) 773
Canada. Health and Welfare, Department of
Mentioned: (Skelly) 607 (Wallace) 2909
Canada. House of Commons
Bill C-155. See Western Grain Transportation Act (Canada)
Members leaving to enter provincial politics (Phillips) 108 (Rose) 114
Regulations, practice followed (Smith) 856
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2764, 3076 (Davis) 758, 759 (Fraser, A.) 753, 755, 756, 790 (Gabelmann) 2123 (Gardom) 2922, 2933 (Howard) 536, 2143, 2930 (Lauk) 317-8, 774, 1728 (Lea) 2637 (Lockstead) 2933 (Macdonald) 90 (Nielsen) 3072 (Phillips) 771 (Reynolds) 537, 2143 (Segarty) 783 (Skelly) 3081 (Smith) 3010 (Speaker and Deputy Speaker) 273
Canada. House of Commons. Standing Committee on Transport
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 754, 791 (Michael) 776
Canada. Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Department of
Paper on Indians referred to (Davis) 2928 (Howard) 2928
Canada. Justice, Department of
Mentioned: (Hanson) 773
Canada. National Energy Board
Mentioned: (Rogers) 3161
Canada. National Harbours Board
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 687 (Dailly) 1094 (Lauk) 736, 737 (Nicolson) 731 (Phillips) 703
Canada. Parks Canada
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 289, 393 (Mitchell) 2903
Canada. Parliament
Mentioned: (Brown) 1341 (Dailly) 1056 (Fraser, A.) 753, 755 (Gardom) 2923 (Howard) 2754 (Macdonald) 1523, 2181 (McGeer) 3181 (Nicolson) 1472
Canada. Regional Economic Expansion, Department of
DREE headquarters, transfer of to mainland (Hanson) 990
Funds, distribution of (McGeer) 3172
Canada. Revenue Canada
Mentioned: (Curtis) 166, 2184 (McClelland) 3138 (Rose) 3102
Canada. Royal Commission on Taxation
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 680 (Hon. member) 680 (Skelly) 1145, 2065
Canada. Royal Commission on the Economic Union and Development Prospects for Canada
Dobell, A.R., appearance before commission referred to (Brown) 2087, 2087-8
Paper by Kenneth McAllister quoted (Stupich) 2098
Mentioned: (Rose) 1739 (Skelly) 3024
Canada. Royal Commission on the Non-Medical Use of Drugs
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2309
Canada. Senate
Senate and House of Commons Joint Committee on Senate Reform mentioned (Gardom) 2583
Mentioned: (Brown) 2999 (Gardom) 2922, 2933 (Howard) 2930
Canada. Solicitor-General
Mentioned: (Hanson) 990 (Segarty) 79
Canada. Statistics Canada
Mentioned: (Barrett) 2299 (Blencoe) 880 (Curtis) 1205 (D’Arcy) 965, 1988 (Davis) 3178 (Gabelmann) 3132 (Hanson) 1086, 2369, 2423 (Lea) 1006 (Lockstead) 1424, 2349 (Nicolson) 3175 (Sanford) 1028, 1029 (Skelly) 1982 (Stupich) 1932, 2097 (Veitch) 1036 (Wallace) 970, 2971
Canada. Transport Canada
Mentioned: (Curtis) 2279, 2617 (Rose) 3129
Canada. Unemployment Insurance Commission
Employment-bridging assistance program. See name of program
Canada Day
Mentioned: (Segarty) 122
Canada Elections Act (Canada)
Mentioned: (Howard) 2930
Canada Health Act (proposed)
Problems re (Nielsen) 3065-6
Mentioned: (Gardom) 2934 (Nielsen) 3068, 3072
Canada Labour Code
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1758
Canada Land Inventory
Mentioned: (Stupich) 335
Canada Lands
Drilling, expenditures on (Rose) 456
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 2905 (Nicolson) 732
Canada 1 (Vessel)
Entry in America's Cup yacht race (Rogers) 1185
Canada Pension Plan
Mentioned: (Rose) 2030
Canada Place, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Mowat) 53
Canada Wide Mines Ltd.
Mentioned: (Passarell) 2669
Canada Works program
Mentioned: (Mitchell) 3053, Canadair Ltd.
Mentioned: (Rose) 788
Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1476
Canadian Association of Industrial, Mechanical and Allied Workers
Mentioned: (McClelland) 2595
Canadian Association of University Teachers
Mentioned: (Rose) 1607
Canadian Bankers' Association
Mentioned: (Howard) 2126
Canadian Bar Association
Mentioned: (Brown) 35 (Macdonald) 90
Canadian Bill of Rights
Mentioned: (Gardom) 2934
Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
Pedersen, George, interview with quoted (Gabelmann) 1646
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 3067 (Cocke) 2199 (Dailly) 134, 434 (Gabelmann) 2442, 3118 (Howard) 159 (Kempf) 980 (Nicolson) 1560, 2012 (Nielsen) 134, 135 (Passarell) 1712 (Reynolds) 184, 305, 307 (Rose) 1525 (Skelly) 1500 (Speaker) 3082 (Stupich) 173
Canadian Carpet Institute
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2848
Canadian Cattlemen's Association
Mentioned: (Rose) 3101
Canadian Cellulose Co. Ltd.
Establishment of (Cocke) 806
Purchase of by NDP government (Stupich) 63
Mentioned: (Campbell) 101
Canadian Chemical Producers' Association
Mentioned: (Rose) 789
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
“Ethical Reflections on the Economic Crisis” quoted, referred to (Wallace) 2523-5
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1476 (Stupich) 1933
Canadian Congress of Labour
Mentioned: (Stupich) 2281
Canadian Council of Churches
Letter quoted, referred to (Barrett) 873, 874, 875
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 3006 (Sanford) 659
Canadian Council on Social Development
“Bearing the Burden, Sharing the Benefits” quoted (Brown) 2102
Mentioned: (Brown) 975 (Skelly) 2064
Canadian Export Association
Mentioned: (Rose) 789
Canadian Farmworkers' Union
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 2233 (McClelland) 2595
Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2354 (Lea) 708
Canadian Federation of Labour
Mentioned: (Segarty) 123
Canadian Film Development Corp.
Appointment to board (Rose) 1409
Canadian Food and Allied Workers
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1670
Canadian Football League
Mentioned: (Barnes) 105
Canadian Forest Products Ltd.
Mentioned: (Chabot) 2634 (Skelly) 3034, 3039 (Waterland) 3026
Canadian Forestry Service
See: Canada. Canadian Forestry Service
Canadian Human Rights Commission
Mentioned: (Dailly) 234
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Comments on (Lauk) 1435
Dome Petroleum Ltd., loans to (Lauk) 153
Mentioned: (Bennett) 366 (Hon. member) 1434 (Howard) 3168 (Lauk) 366, 1817 (Lea) 2950 (McClelland) 1817 (Macdonald) 543 (Parks) 1435 (Reid) 494 (Stupich) 2947
Canadian Industrial Traffic League
Mentioned: (Rose) 789
Canadian Labour Congress
Mentioned: (Hanson) 2487
Canadian League of Rights
Mentioned: (Lea) 269
Canadian Manufacturers' Association
Entertainment of at B.C. Place Stadium (Sanford) Q. 1919-20 (Schroeder) 1919, A. 1920 (Waterland) 1919
Meeting with (Waterland) 2007
Mentioned:' (Gabelmann) 2032 (Nicolson) 2010 (Rogers) 2967 (Sanford) 1990, 1992, 1993 (Skelly) 1980 (Wallace) 1967
Canadian National Institute for the Blind
Mentioned: (Mowat) 52
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton-Vancouver mainline, double tracking of (Fraser, A.) 754
Edmonton-Vancouver passenger service (Passarell) Q. 2981 (Fraser, A.) A. 2981
Establishment of (Rose) 788
Expenditures planned for B.C. (Fraser, A.) 754, 790 (Lea) 756 (Mitchell) 776 (Rose) 788, 789 (Segarty) 782
Facilities, upgrading of (Michael) 15
Grain, federal payment for loss on shipment of, use of (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 754 (Lea) 756 (Wallace) 760
Grain, shipment of (Fraser, A.) 755
Kamloops, expenditures planned (Michael) 776 (Segarty) 782
Lumber shipments (Fraser, A.) 755
Overpass structures (Fraser, A.) 3104
Prince George, expenditures planned (Michael) 776
Prince George-Prince Rupert line, work on (Fraser, A.) 754, 755, 790
Valemount-Vancouver line, expenditures planned (Fraser, A.) 755 (Michael) 776 (Segarty) 782
Victoria express operation, transfer of (Campbell) 1010 (Hanson) 990 (Parks) 1002-3
Mentioned: (Campbell) 1009 (Chabot) 2663 (D’Arcy) 1986 (Davis) 68, 401, 758, 927 (Fraser, A.) 974, 1321 (Gabelmann) 373, 2662 (Howard) 404 (Passarell) 1516 (Phillips) 703, 754, 771, 1045, 1060, 2834 (Rogers) 790 (Rose) 787
Canadian National Telecommunications
Mentioned: (Passarell) 945, 1516, 2430
Canadian Pacific Air Lines
Discrimination against by federal government (Davis) 70
Maintenance centre, location of (Reid) 495
Mentioned: (Passarell) 2777
Canadian Pacific Investments Ltd.
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1216
Canadian Pacific Railway
B.C. Coal Ltd., transportation needs (Michael) 777
Connaught tunnel (Fraser, A.) 754
Criticisms of (Lauk) 777-8
Decentralization of (D’Arcy) 1216
Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway hearings, funding for interveners (Sanford) Q. 1339 (Fraser, A.) A. 1339
Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway, hearings, intervention in (Sanford) Q. 1339, Q. 2169 (Fraser, A.) A. 1339, A. 2169
Expenditures planned for B.C. (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 754 (Michael) 776 (Segarty) 782
Facilities, southeastern B.C., upgrading of (Michael) 15
Golden, yard expansion, car repair shop (Fraser, A.) 754 (Michael) 776
Grain shipment, federal payment for loss on (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 754 (Lauk) 778, 779 (Lea) 756, 757 (Michael) 777 (Rose) 787, 788, 789 (Segarty) 783 (Wallace) 760, 761
Land grants to (Hanson) 774 (Lea) 756-7 (Lauk) 778 (Wallace) 760-1
New Democratic Party's attitude to (Phillips) 762
Pensioner, case cited (Lauk) 1436
Political donations (Skelly) 2064, 2178
Port Coquitlam terminal (Michael) 776 (Segarty) 782
Profits (Lea) 757 (Wallace) 760, 761
Rogers Pass tunnel project (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 754 (Michael) 776 (Phillips) 772 (Segarty) 782
Shares, value of (Rose) 787
Track capacity, Golden to Vancouver, increase in (Fraser, A.) 754 (Michael) 776 (Segarty) 782
Transportation system, losses on (Lea) 757
Mentioned: (Barrett) 258 (Campbell) 1009, 1010 (Chabot) 2663 (Cocke) 738, 808 (D’Arcy) 1986, 2505 (Davis) 758, 927 (Gabelmann) 373, 894, 2662 (Hanson) 773, 774, 990 (Phillips) 703, 754, 762, 771, 2834 (Rogers) 90 (Rose) 118, 1373, 3100
Canadian Paperworkers' Union
Mentioned: (Barrett) 2221 (Gabelmann) 2226 (Lockstead) 1387
Canadian Paraplegic Association
Mentioned: (Mowat) 58
Canadian Press
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1476
Canadian Restaurant Association
Mentioned: (Stupich) 2283
Canadian Standards Association
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2848
Canadian Telecommunications Union
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1643, 1644
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Mentioned: (Howard) 296 (Lea) 2409 (Macdonald) 1727 (Mitchell) 1901 (Rose) 3182, 3184
Canadian University Service Overseas
Mentioned: (Skelly) 2179
Canarctic Ventures Ltd.
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 2840
Candu reactor
Mentioned: (Rose) 2028
Canfor Corp.
Tree-farm licence (Skelly) 3033
Tree-farm licence hearings (Skelly) Q. 2944, 3025-6, 3033, 3034, 3039, 3040 (Waterland) A. 2944, 3041
Mentioned: (Brummet) 139 (Gabelmann) 3051 (Skelly) 3033
Canpotex
Mentioned: (Rose) 789
Canwest Steel Ltd.
Mentioned: (Mitchell) 1232
Capilano College
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3172
Capilano River, B.C.
Suspension bridge (Cocke) Q. 627
Capital
Productivity of capital (Lauk) 153
Capital gains tax
Capital gains, taxation of (Macdonald) 2182
Capital Region Economic Development Commission
See entries under Victoria, B.C.
Capital Regional District
Attractions of as place to live (Blencoe) 475 (Hanson) 1867
Benefits of (Mitchell) 525
Effect of Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, on (Blencoe) 484
Future growth (Hanson) 1867
Planning (Hanson) 1866-8 (Wallace) 1237
Planning staff (Wallace) 1237
Technical planning committee, cost of (Johnston) 516 (Reid) 493
Traffic, planning for (Hanson) 1866
Capital Regional Hospital District
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1639 (Rose) 1741
Capozzi, Harold Peter (Herb)
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 2117
Capri Hotel, Kelowna, B.C.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 827
Car accidents
See: Traffic accidents
Carbonated beverages
Sales tax, exemption (Phillips) 2814 (Stupich) 2814
Cardiff, G.
Mentioned: (Dailly) 3098
Cariboo College
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3172
Cariboo constituency
Description of (Fraser, A.) 86
Forest industry (Fraser, A.) 86-7
Cariboo Lumber Manufacturers' Association
Mentioned: (Skelly) 3030
Caribou
Predation of by black bear (Brummet) 2911
Carleton Elementary School, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Rose) 3197
Carleton University
Mentioned: (Dailly) 2292 (Stupich) 176
Carrington, Peter Alexander Rupert, 6th Baron
Resignation of (Nicolson) 351, 352, 600
Carrothers, Alfred W.R.
Report on the public service (Hanson) 2502 (Skelly) 359 (Stupich) 2482, 2483
Carson, Frank
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 476, 1734-5, 1735
Carter, James (Jim)
Mentioned: (Barrett) 1596 (Cocke) 97 (Gabelmann) 1546 (Heinrich) 3181 (Lauk) 1574 (Rose) 1607 (Stupich) 1532
Carter, James (Jimmy)
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 2048
Carter, Robert B.
Quoted (Dailly) 323
Carter commission on taxation
See: Canada. Royal Commission on Taxation
Cascade Creek, B.C.
Bridge repairs (Rose) Q. 2945 (Brummet) A. 2945
Flooding, disaster relief (Rose) Q. 2945 (Brummet) A. 2945
Cascade Group
Mentioned: (Richmond) 3058
Cass-Beggs, David
Appointment of (Gabelmann) 1763
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1951, 3063 (McClelland) 1951 (Reynolds) 155 (Richmond) 3063
Cassiar, B.C.
Road, paving of (Fraser, A.) 3107 (Passarell) 3107
Cassiar Packing Co.
Fishermen, payment to (D’Arcy) Q. 1337, Q. 1566, Q. 2730, Q. 2731 (Brummet) A. 1337, A. 1566, A. 2730, A. 2731
Mentioned: (Brown) 2598
Castlegar School District
See: School District 9
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd.
Air service to B.C. (Throne speech) 6
Catholic Reporter
Quoted (Dailly) 22
Cedar Cottage, Vancouver, B.C.
Program (Macdonald) 91
Centennial Service
Mentioned: (Reynolds) 1286
Central Okanagan Capital News, Kelowna, B.C.
Quoted (Blencoe) 417, 420 (Brown) 412 (Howard) 406 (Lauk) 395 (Rose) 1606
Mentioned: (Howard) 407
Central Okanagan School District
See: School District 23
Central Vancouver Island Health Unit
Annual report quoted (Skelly) 3080
Psychiatric social worker, need for (Skelly) 3080
Staff levels (Skelly) 3080
Mentioned: (Skelly) 3081
Chabot, Hon. James R. (Columbia River) Provincial Secretary and Minister of Government Services
Agricultural Land Commission Act, regulations 2723
Anniversary of twentieth year of service to Legislature, celebration of (Speaker) 2193
Anthony Island heritage site 3141, 3143
Auditor-general, appointment to selection committee for (Gardom) 597
Barrett, David, absence from House 430
Bonds, B.C. bonds, credit rating of 254, 255
B.C. Government Employees' Union, consultation with 2569
B.C. Government Employees' Union contract 2659
B.C. Government Employees' Union, meeting with 2569
B.C. Government Employees' Union members, redeployment 2650
B.C. Hydro employees, layoff of 1782, 2684
B.C. Institute of Technology, media centre equipment 3141
Canadian Pacific Railway, employment by (D’Arcy) 303
Colony Farm, sale of, A. 2730, 3148
Compensation stabilization program 254
Correctional institutes, food services 3142
Craig Aspinall and Associates, contract to, A. 855
Crown corporations, pension funds 1379
Debt, federal deficit 1782
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in 332
Deputy ministers, pension benefits, purchase of 1382-3
Employees, dismissal of in private sector 2655
Expenditures, restraint on, advertising campaign re, A. 959, A. 1162, A. 1199
Government advertising agencies, A. 429
Government advertising, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 3141
Government advertising, transfer of 3138
Government information services, staff 3141
Heritage Advisory Board, A. 80
Heritage advisory committee, disbanding of 3141
Heritage Trust, work of 3141-2
Jem Productions Ltd., use of for ad campaign, A. 1162
Lottery funds, Lorne Nicolson's campaign literature re quoted 2170
Lottery funds, report on, A. 2170
McKim Advertising Ltd. dealings, investigation into, A. 702
McKim Advertising Ltd., payment through Provincial Secretary, A. 702
McKim Advertising Ltd., political contributions, A. 701, A. 996
McKim Advertising Ltd., status of as advertising agency, A. 429, A. 626
Matkin, James, pension rights 1382-3
Ministers, travel appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 3138, 3141
New Democratic Party, mailings to municipal officials 3146
Nurses, appointment procedure, ruling on 2438
Nurses, working hours, arbitration board's award on 2439
Pacific National Exhibition, Hillman report, A. 227
Parliament buildings, restoration crew 3144
Pension (Public Service) Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 18) 1R, 168; 1379, 1413, 1414
Provincial Secretary and Government Services ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 3138
Provincial Secretary and Government Services ministry, estimates 3138, 3141-2, 3143-4, 3146, 3147, 3148
Public Employers of B.C., funding for, A. 2983
Public Sector Restraint Act (Bill 3) 1R, 168; 254-6, 1781-3, 2622, 2624, 2625, 2626, 2627, 2627-8, 2629, 2630, 2636, 2636-7, 2637, 2638, 2639, 2640, 2642, 2642-3, 2646, 2646-7, 2647, 2648, 2649, 2650, 2652, 2653, 2653-4, 2655, 2656, 2658, 2659, 2661, 2663, 2663-4, 2664, 2666, 2671, 2672, 2673, 2674, 2675, 2676-7, 2677, 2678, 2679, 2680, 2680-1, 2681, 2681-2, 2684, 2684-5, 2685, 2686, 2687, 2688, 2691, 2692, 2692-3, 2693-4, 2695, 2697, 2698, 2699, 2700, 2700-1, 2701, 2702, 2703, 2705, 2706, 2708, 2709, 2710, 2711, 2712, 2714, 2715, 2716, 2716-7, 2717, 2718, 2719, 2720-1, 2722-3, 2723, 2731, 2732, 2734, 2734-5, 2735, 2736
Public Sector Restraint Act, amendments to 1782
Public Sector Restraint Act, application of 2647
Public Sector Restraint Act, consultation re 1782, 2642-3, 2654
Public Sector Restraint Act, exemption from provisions of 1782, 2647, 2664
Public Sector Restraint Act, meeting with B.C. Government Employees' Union re 1782, 2642, 2654
Public Sector Restraint Act, meetings re 1782, 2642-3, 2654
Public Sector Restraint Act, precedence of over Public Service Act 2723
Public Sector Restraint Act, regulations under act 1782, 2646, 2652, 2723, 2734, 2735
Public Sector Restraint Act, regulations under act, tabling of 1782
Public Sector Restraint Act, similarity to legislation in other provinces 2642, 2654
Public Sector Restraint Act, terms used in act 2624, 2625, 2629, 2631, 2634, 2636, 2640, 2647, 2671
Public service, collective agreements 255
Public service, collective bargaining, exclusions from 2437, 2438, 2439, 2569
Public service, collective bargaining, union rights 2437-8, 2439
Public Service Commission, powers 2438
Public service employees, application of Labour RelationsAct to 2569
Public service employees, auxiliary employees 1782
Public service employees, consultation with, proposal for 2568-9
Public service employees, contract employees 2715, 2716
Public service employees, contracts of employment 2677, 2679
Public service employees, dismissal of in Victoria area, A. 880, A. 881
Public service employees, dismissals, A. 253, 1715, 2640, 2659, 2684, 2685, 2686, 2732, 2733
Public service employees, dismissals, basis for 2643, 2646, 2663, 2687
Public service employees, dismissals, review panel 2691, 2692, 2693, 2694, 2695
Public service employees, dismissals, seniority in 1782, 2643, 2649-50, 2650, 2652, 2655, 2656
Public service employees, dismissals, women employees 2652
Public service employees, dismissed employees, compensation for 255, 256, 2649
Public service employees, dismissed employees, judicial review 2700, 2701
Public service employees, dismissed employees, recall option 2649, 2653
Public service employees, dismissed employees, superannuation contributions, A. 332
Public service employees, dismissed employees, unemployment insurance 2648
Public service employees, negotiations with (Hanson) 1682
Public service' employees, New Year's message to, A. 332 (Gabelmann) 374-5, 1646 (Hanson) 1640, 1708 (Howard) 406
Public service employees, number of, reduction in 332, 1781, 2642
Public service employees, tenure 1781
Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 2) 1R, 168; 2437-9, 2568-70
Public service, management rights, restoration of 2437-9, 2569
Public service, paving branch employees, umpire's finding re 2439
Public service, pension funds 1379
Public service pension plan, financing of 1379
Public service pensions 1413
Public service, percentage of budget for 255
Public service positions, management's rights re 2438
Public service, senior employees, purchase of pension rights, A. 1301
Public service, senior managers 255, 2717
Public service, senior managers, compensation levels 2709, 2718
Public service, senior managers, contracts 2705, 2706
Public service, work schedules, scheduling 2438-9, 2569-70
Public service, work-umpire hearings 2439
Radar detection devices, beliefs re (Mitchell) 1462
“Restraint and Recovery: the Next Steps”, cost of 3147
Richards, Norman, letter to BCGEU members, A. 1198, 1199
School principals, vice-principals, change in status of 2708, 2709, Teachers, application of Public Sector Restraint Act to 2675
Teachers, dismissal of 2673, 2674, 2736
United States, deficit 1782
University professors, tenure, A. 854
Victoria, city's policy on industry 881, A. 917
Votes and Proceedings, printing of 8
Chairman and Deputy Chairman
Ruling sustained 1385, 2405„ 2620, 2623, 2658, 2658, 2664, 2667, 2673, 2677, 2687, 2692, 2696, 2697, 2698, 2719, 2723, 2731
Chairman and Deputy Chairman, Rulings and statements
Bill, Committee stage
Amdt.
to, Chairman's powers re moving of 2419
Amdt. to requiring impost on the Crown
out of order 2327
Keeping to amendment under discussion 1257, 2266, 2626, 2630,
2655
Keeping to schedule under discussion 201, 203
Keeping to section under discussion
1393, 2054, 2320, 2326, 2336, 2340, 2343, 2392, 2393, 2409, 2575, 2577, 2582,
2637, 2740, 2745, 2758
Limits on debate in 2581
Debate
Irrelevant debate
2342
Tedious or repetitious debate 2258, 2342
Documents
Tabling of 2409
Estimates
Confining remarks
to minister's responsibilities 2971, 3030
Confining remarks to vote under discussion
3105, 3198, 3203
Language
Parliamentary
language, use of 2886
"bullied” 2644
"cover up” 2965
"fascist” 2394
"jackboot fascist” 2393
"skulduggery” 2965
Legislation
Matters concerning
or calling for legislation may not be raised in committee 2881, 2884, 2991,
3143
Member/Members
Accusation
of making a false statement 2689
Impugning another member 2683
Imputation of an improper motive 2845
Personal aspersions 3145
Personal comments 2646
Personal reflections 2661, 2845, 2846
Should address remarks through Chair 2625,
2640, 3147, 3183
Ministers
Not obligated
to answer questions 2265, 2394
Motion
That the question
be now put not debatable 2641
Charitable societies
Community grants to (Barnes) Q. 508
Family service work by (Barnes) Q. 508 (McCarthy) A. 508
Social problems, use of volunteer organizations for (Barnes) Q. 1256 (Dailly) 327, 2045 (Reynolds) 306
Volunteer coordinators, dismissal of (Barnes) Q. 1255, Q. 1256 (McCarthy) A. 1256
Volunteer organizations, tribute to (Mowat) 52
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Human Rights Commission, abolition of and charter (Brown) Q. 2289, Q. 2290 (Smith) A. 2290
Property, right of under charter (Davis) 2927, 2928 (Gardom) 2934 (Lauk) 780
Public Sector Restraint Act and charter (Dailly) 438 (Lauk) 318, 319 (Macdonald) 1724 (Rose) 346-7
Quoted (Dailly) 438 (Lauk) 317-8 (Rose) 347
Statutes, possible contraventions of charter (Brown) Q. 2289 (Smith) A. 2289
Mentioned: (Barnes) 343 (Barrett) 831 (Brown) 880 (Hanson) 1675 (Lauk) 2188 (Macdonald) 90, 1724, 2662 (Passarell) 1713 (Smith) 856
Chatelaine
Mentioned: (Cocke) 905
Chatten, T.
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 398
Chatterton, George L.
Tribute to (Curtis) 1243 (D’Arcy) 1243 (Stupich) 1243
Work of (Curtis) 1243 (D’Arcy) 1243 (Stupich) 1243
Chatterton, Kitty (Mrs. George)
Mentioned: (Curtis) 1243
Check It Out Fashions
Mentioned: (Stupich) 627
Cheekye-Dunsmuir power transmission line
See entries under British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority
Cheffins, Ronald I.
Mentioned: (Smith) 1344
Chemainus Secondary School, Chemainus, B.C.
Play on theme of drinking drivers referred to (Wallace) 2314
Cherokee Indians
Literacy level (Rose) 1615
Chevron Canada Ltd.
Mentioned: (Rogers) 3157 (Rose) 516
Chicago, III.
Industrial development planning (Macdonald) 540
Child abuse
See: Cruelty to children
Childbirth
Post-partum counselling, funding for (Brown) 977, 3091 (Cocke) 3091 (Nielsen) 3091
Post-partum counselling, value of (Sanford) 1026
Post-partum depression, effects of (Brown) 977, 978
Children
Automobile accident injuries (Brown) 3090
Death, causes of (Blencoe) 126
Legal services to (Brown) 3020
Protection of, society's responsibility for (McCarthy) 931-2
Services and programs for (McCarthy) 508, 2913
Services for, abolition of (Blencoe) 1195, 1200, 1202 (Brown) 300 (Cocke) 96
Vancouver resource centres, funding for (Brown) 979
See also: Cruelty to children
Children's Aid Society
Mentioned: (Brown) 979
Children's Hospital, Vancouver, B.C.
Out-patient department (Cocke) 3076
Radiology department (Cocke) 3076
Mentioned: (Brown) 3090 (Mowat) 52 (Throne speech) 7
Chimo House, Richmond, B.C.
Mentioned: (Brown) 36
China
Lumber sale to (Howard) 2956-7
Chiropractors
Physicians' x-rays, access to (Cocke) 2605-6 (Dailly) 2793 (Gardom) 2606 (Lea) 2606 (Nielsen) 2793-4 (Smith) 2606 (Wallace) 2606
Preventive medicine, practice of (Cocke) 2606
Right to treatment, extension of (Cocke) 2605 (Nielsen) 2793
Chiropractors Act
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Chlorbromuron
Use of, testing and safety of (Brummet) 2909 (Wallace) 2909
Chretien, Jean
Quoted (Lockstead) 84
Mentioned: (Howard) 2928 (Rogers) 3165
Christensen, Jack
Mentioned: (Skelly) 3035
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 3006
Christian School, Malcolm Island, B.C.
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1544
Christmas, Jimmy
Mentioned: (Rose) 2396
Chrysler Corp.
Wage concessions by employees (Skelly) 1982
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2874 (Fraser, R.) 2079 (Lea) 566
Churches
See also names of churches, e.g. Roman Catholic Church; also names of individual churches, e.g. Unitarian
Church, Vancouver, B.C.
Churchill, Winston S.
Quoted (Ritchie) 1729, 1731 (Segarty) 123
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 88 (Ritchie) 1720 (Veitch) 1936
Cigarettes
Cost of in England (Dailly) 584
Health insurance premium on, proposal for (Skelly) 607-9, 610
No Smoking Areas in Public Places, An Act to Provide for. See name of act
Sale of, regulations re (Wallace) 576
Smoking in Public Places, An Act to Regulate. See name of act
Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
See also: Smoking
Cities and towns
Downtown revitalization program (D’Arcy) 1858 (Ritchie) 2884
Parks, need for (Fraser, R.) 12
Single-industry towns, problems of (Hanson) 1691
Cities and towns-Planning
Developments, approval process for (D’Arcy) 1804-5 (Rose) 1831
Duplicate planning, elimination of (Brummet) 544
Economic planning (Blencoe) 2888
Municipal planning (Brown) 550, 1845 (D’Arcy) 1802, 1805, 1855, 1857, 1858 (Hanson) 1868 (Kempf) 504 (Macdonald) 540-1 (Passarell) 1853 (Rose) 1831, 1832-3 (Sanford) 1225 (Skelly) 1810-1 (Stupich) 1843-4
Municipal planning departments (Blencoe) 479 (Johnston) 516
Municipal planning procedures (Blencoe) 476 (Brummet) 544-5 (Fraser, R.) 2402 (Pelton) 513 (Reid) 494 (Ritchie) 2402 (Rose) 2411
Municipal plans, updating of by private-sector consultants (Brown) 1272, 1847, 1848 (Lockstead) 1801 (Rose) 1831 (Skelly) 1807-8, 1871
Official community plans, development of (Ritchie) 2410 (Rose) 2410, 2411
Okanagan communities, strip-development areas (Lauk) 1818
Planning, government's attitude to (Rose) 1832
Planning officers, access to files of (Barrett) 837, 848
Planning system, deregulation of (Ritchie) 473
Planning, use of private sector for (Curtis) 164
Provincial government's planning decisions (Lauk) 1818
See also entries under Regional districts
Citizen, Ottawa, Ont.
Quoted (Stupich) 1531
Mentioned: (Smith) 298
Citizen, Prince George, B.C.
Mentioned: (Mitchell) 1315
Citizen Advocacy Society, Powell River, B.C.
Letter quoted (Lockstead) 84
Civics
Citizenship, teaching of in school system (Lea) 379, 1536
Civil rights
See: Human rights
Clancey, Bill
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 1875
Clark, Barrie
Mentioned: (Reynolds) 155
Clark, Bill
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1643, 1644
Clark, Joseph (Joe)
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 382 (Rose) 2029 (Skelly) 2065
Clarke, Duane
Mentioned: (Passarell) 3037
Clarke, Jack
Quoted (Brown) 1272 (Passarell) 1850, 1851
Clarkson, Gordon and Co.
Mentioned: (Brown) 1431 (Hon. member) 1430 (Nicolson) 1430 (Stupich) 63
Class size
Class size and quality of education (Heinrich) 629
Pupil-teacher ratio (Heinrich) 3187
Pupil-teacher ratio, calculation of (Parks) 896
Pupil-teacher ratio, increase in (Bennett) 1780 (Brown) 1214 (Campbell) 1010 (Cocke) 636 (Curtis) 163 (Fraser, R.) 218 (Gabelmann) 890 (Hanson) 1482 (Heinrich) 628-9 (Strachan) 641 (Stupich) 1530
Pupil-teacher ratio, setting of (Heinrich) 628 (Stupich) 177
Closure of debate
Hall, Ernest, references to use of closure (Cocke) 1948 (Reynolds) 1947
Question put, M. (McGeer) 1883, approved 1884; (Johnston) 2092, approved 2092; (Fraser, R.) 2119, approved 2120; (Reynolds) 2385, approved 2385-6; (Kempf) 2404, approved 2404; (Phillips) 2406, approved 2406; (Reynolds) 2417, approved 2417; (Kempf) 2549, approved 2549; (Phillips) 2631, approved 2631; (Reynolds) 2641, approved 2641; (Reynolds) 2656, approved 2656; (Parks) 2682, approved 2682; (Phillips) 2683, approved 2683-4; (Mowat) 2690, approved 2690; (Reynolds) 2695, approved 2695; (Parks) 2697, approved 2697; (Reynolds) 2714, approved 2714; (Kempf) 2721, approved 2721; (Reynolds) 2746, approved 2747
Right to speak before use of closure (Lauk) 2632
Use of (Cocke) 1948 (Dailly) 1953 (Hewitt) 2014-5 (Lockstead) 1995, 2350 (McGeer) 1952 (Reynolds) 1945, 1947-8
Clothing trade
Sportswear, export of to Japan (Phillips) 2844
Cloutier, Guy
Insurance Corp. of B.C., report on (Hewitt) 1977 (Macdonald) 1977
Coal
Alberta, Gregg River mine (Phillips) 111
Coking coal, export of (Phillips) 2843
Development of (Brummet) 142 (Parks) 232 (Segarty) 121
Dominion coal block, ownership of (Fraser, A.) 755 (Hanson) 772-4 (Michael) 15
Employment in coal projects (Fraser, R.) 12
Export of (Michael) 16 (Phillips) 2829 (Stupich) 1013
Japan, dealings with re coal (Rose) 348
Market for (Bennett) A. 1706, 1707 (Lea) Q. 1706 (Stupich) 180
Northeast coal (Lauk) 151-2 (McCarthy) 132 (Phillips) 110, 111 (Ree) 1019 (Reid) 40 (Ritchie) 47 (Smith) 148 (Throne speech) 5
Northeast coal, Anzac line. See entries under British Columbia Railway
Northeast coal, benefits of (Michael) 16 (Parks) 1003-4 (Reid) 39 (Veitch) 1037
Northeast coal, borrowing for (Barrett) 843 (Blencoe) 128 (D’Arcy) 962 (Lea) 205 (Nicolson) 653, 655
Northeast coal, coal companies, master agreement with (Lea) Q. 2291, 2834 (Phillips) A. 2291, 2834
Northeast coal, contracts to Prince George companies (Strachan) 956
Northeast coal, contracts to Surrey companies (Johnston) 59
Northeast coal, cost of project (Barrett) 193 (Blencoe) 314 (Howard) 2845 (Lockstead) 1997-8 (Stupich) 1013
Northeast coal, infrastructure for (Parks) 1003 (Phillips) 2982
Northeast coal, investment in (Lea) 2833 (Phillips) 2835
Northeast coal, job creation (Campbell) 100 (Fraser, A.) 87, 974 (McClelland) 65 (Michael) 16 (Parks) 1003 (Phillips) 1044-5, 1060 (Richmond) 112 (Segarty) 122 (Throne speech) 5 (Waterland) 93, 999
Northeast coal, job creation, cost per job (Nicolson) 650, 653, 732, 913, 2010, 2148
Northeast coal, job creation, number of jobs (Michael) 776
Northeast coal, losses, forecast re (Howard) Q. 3 152 (Curtis) A. 3152
Northeast coal, NDP policy on (Hewitt) 247 (Ritchie) 45 (Waterland) 92-3, 999
Northeast coal, negotiations re (Phillips) 2982
Northeast coal, port development for. See entries under Prince Rupert, B.C.
Northeast coal, price of (D’Arcy) 2106 (Lea) Q. 1060, Q. 2981 (Nicolson) 913 (Phillips) A. 1060, A. 1060-1, A. 2982 (Stupich) 180
Northeast coal, price of, tonnage, renegotiation of (Barrett) 1040 (Bennett) A. 1707 (Lea) Q. 535, Q. 1706, Q. 1707 (Phillips) A. 535
Northeast coal, project commended (Phillips) 1044
Northeast coal, project criticized (Nicolson) 655
Northeast coal, return to province (Lea) 2833 (Michael) 776
Northeast coal, road construction (Fraser, A.) 87, 3104
Northeast coal, sale of (Cocke) 807 (Lockstead) 1998
Northeast coal, service industries for (Waterland) 999-1000
Northeast coal, subsidization of (Lauk) 1000
Northeast coal, surcharge revenue, forecast re (Howard)Q. 3152
Northeast coal, tonnage, reduction in (Lea) Q. 2981 (Nicolson) 913 (Phillips) A. 2982
Southeast coal, contracts (Phillips) 110-1
Southeast coal, employment in (Segarty) 122, 785-6
Southeast coal, price of, tonnage, reduction in (Stupich) 180
Southeast coal, production, increase in (Brummet) 142 (Segarty) 785-6
Southeast coal, transportation (Fraser, A.) 754 (Michael) 776, 777 (Phillips) 771 (Rose) 786 (Segarty) 782, 786
Southeast coal, wastes, utilization of (Davis) 927
Transportation, freight rate (Fraser, A.) 754 (Segarty) 783
Coal Association of Canada
Mentioned: (Rose) 789
Coast News, Gibsons, B.C.
Mentioned: (McClelland) 1920 (Reynolds) 1920
Cocke, Dennis G. (New Westminster)
Acupuncture, access to 3077
Address in reply 95-9
Aero-Control Air Ltd., air ambulance 3093, 3094
Afton Mines Ltd., shutdown 264, 267
Agricultural Land Commission, change in 266
Agricultural land, importance of 97
Alcohol abuse 2308-9
Alcohol and Drug Commission, establishment of 2310
Alcohol and Drug Commission, function of 2308
Alcohol and Drug Commission, programs 2822
Alcohol and Drug Commission Repeal Act 2308-10, 2822, 2823-4, 2824
Alcohol, drug abuse, educational aspect of prevention 2310
Ambulance service 3075
Ambulances, Surrey, paramedic service 3075
Auditor-general, appointment to committee of selection for (Gardom) 597
Bankruptcies, increase in 2352-3
Beaches, coliform count, posting of 1298
Beautiful British Columbia, advertisements in 3063
Beautiful British Columbia assets, disposition of 3061
Beautiful British Columbia, B.C. Hydro service to, Q. 2789, Q. 2837, 3060
Beautiful British Columbia, circulation 905
Beautiful British Columbia commended 98
Beautiful British Columbia, losses 3063
Beautiful British Columbia, price for 3060
Beautiful British Columbia, profit 3061
Beautiful British Columbia, publishing rights, Q. 1398
Beautiful British Columbia, renewal notices, Q. 2552, Q. 2789, 3060
Beautiful British Columbia, sale of 98, 904-5, Q. 1398, 1418, Q. 1439, Q. 1567, Q. 2552, Q. 2790, 3055, 3060-1
Beautiful British Columbia, success of 904-5
Beer, wine, advertising of on electronic media 2309, 2823-4
Bennett, W.R., Montreal hotel accommodation, Q. 1198
B.C. Buildings Corp., costs of, increase in 2462, 2465
B.C. Buildings Corp., criticisms of 97
B.C. Buildings Corp., return of to public works ministry 1382
B.C. Harbours Board chairmanship, resignation of D.M. Phillips 739
B.C. Harbours Board farmland 739, 740, 741, 742
B.C. Harbours Board, revenue 739
B.C. Harbours Board, site possibilities for 742
B.C. Harbours Board staff, tribute to 738
B.C. Institute of Technology, administration of 2274, 2275, 2322
B.C. Institute of Technology, board of governors 2274, 2275, 2322, 2324
B.C. Place Stadium, VIP facilities, use of by ministers 1951
B.C. Railway, 1982 grant to 739
B.C. Systems Corp., sale of 1382
Budget debate 903-7
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, timing of 203
Cabinet, powers re decision-making 1296, 1298
Cabinet, Schooner Cove meeting, cost of, Q. 1198
California, future food source 740-1
California, land-use policy 741
Canadian Cellulose Co. Ltd., establishment of 806
Capital investment, control of foreign investment 2332
Children, services to 96
Children's Hospital, out-patient department 3076
Children's Hospital, radiology department 3076
Chiropractors, access to physicians' x-rays 2605-6
Chiropractors, change in scope of practice 2605
Chiropractors, practice of preventive medicine by 2606
Closure of debate, use of closure 1511-2, 1948
Coal, northeast, sale of 807
Collective agreements, expiry of 2196, 2199
Collective bargaining, delay in 2198
College and Institute Amendment Act (1983) 1407-8, 1411
College boards, appointments to 1407
Colleges, autonomy for 1407
Committee on Crown Corporations, abolition of 267
Committee on Crown Corporations, work of 267
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act (1983) 1948-51, 2040-3, 2762, 2764, 2767, 2768
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, consultation re 2042
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, debate on 1950
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2040-3
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, regulations 2042
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, retroactivity of 2768
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, statement re 2040
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, sunset clause 2762, 2767
Compensation stabilization program, extension of 1949, 2042, 2043, 2762, 2767
Compensation stabilization program, failure of 1949
Consumer and Corporate Affairs ministry, estimates 2873, 2874
Cost of living, increase in 2353
Counterattack program, criticisms of 569-70
Counterattack program, tribute to 2309
Crown corporations, debt 806, 1415, 2974
Crown corporations, directors 3060
Crown corporations, elimination of 1382
Crown corporations, establishment of 2974
Crown corporations, pension funds 1380, 1382, 1413, 1414
Crown corporations, rates, increases in 1208
Dawn Development Corp., Delta land and purpose of Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 521, 522, 523
Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, history of 97, 521
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year, forecast re 904
Documents, disposal of 2795
Drinking drivers, blood-testing of 2309
Drinking drivers, roadside breathalyser tests 2308
Drug abuse 2308-9
Drug-related illnesses, hospital treatment for 2309
Economy of B.C. 1948-9, 1950-1, 2043
Education costs, increase in 638
Education in U.S., funds for and quality of 637
Education (Interim) Finance Act, sunset clause 637, 639, 1509
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act (1983) 636-9, 1509-12, 1616-8, 2590
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, fines 637-8
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 1509, 1512
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, sunset clause 2590
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, support for 637
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, White Paper on 1510, 1512
Education minister, directives 638
Education minister, powers of 638, 639, 1407
Education, special-needs children, integration of 637, 1510
Education system, centralization of 637, 638, 1509, 1616-8, 2713-4
Election, 1983 election results 95
Employees in private sector, government action re 1949-50
Employment action centres, federal funds for 1381-2
Employment Development Act 2332-3
Employment Standards Amendment Act (1983) 2196-2200
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, centralization of power under 2198, 2199
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, effects of 2197, 2199
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2197, 2198, 2199, 2200
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, meetings, consultation re 2197, 2199, 2200
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, sunset clause 2200
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, White Paper on 2197
Employment Standards Board, abolition of 2198, 2199
Environment and Land Use Committee, membership in 905
Estate Administration Amendment Act (1983) 1050, 1257, 1258
Estates, lawyer's fees 1050
Estates, surviving spouse's share 1050, 1257, 1258
Estimates, debate on, time limit on 1948
Estimates, format of 3054-5
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, estimate of 903-4
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in 903
Expenditures, reduction in, NDP proposals for 1951
Expenditures, restraint program, design of, Q. 1197
Federal government, payment of taxes and fees by 1208-9
Fees, increase in 2351
Finance ministry, estimates 2974-5
Fishing licences, increase in 2351
Forest reserves, mid-coast region, disposition of 804
Forestalk, privatization of 905
Foulkes report quoted, referred to 2308-9, 3077, 3077-8
Free trade with U.S., proposal for 3169
Gasoline tax exemption, federal government 1210
Government advertising agencies, use of government funds by, Q. 429
Government, centralization of power 1411, 1949, 2764
Government information, public access to 1298
Government services, privatization of 3061
Government, powers of and powers of Legislature 1788, 1789
Hall, Ernest, references to use of closure 1948
Harbour Board Repeal Act 738-42
Harbour Board Repeal Act, withdrawal of 741
Health Act regulations, publication of 1297, 1298
Health care, accessibility to 3077
Health care, cost of and GNP 3076
Health care costs, federal contribution to 3076
Health care, expenditures on, federal contribution to 906
Health care system 3077
Health care system, funding of 3076
Health care, user fees, increase in 905-6, 907, 3076
Health maintenance organization, Seattle 3077
Health ministry, estimates 3075-8, 3091, 3092, 3093, 3094
Health Sciences Centre Hospital, location of 3077
Health workers, J.A. Nielsen's letter to 267
Heroin treatment program 2308
Home care program, cutback in 3075-6
Homeowner grant 1210
Hospitals, education buildings, construction of and use 2332
Hospitals, emergency care fee, increase in 907
House, order of business 1251
Human rights branch, abolition of 266
Income, net spendable income, reduction in 1208
Income Tax Amendment Act (1983) 1415-8, 2575, 2577, 2583
Income Tax Amendment Act, 1983, retroactivity of 1415, 2583
Income tax credits, abolition of 1417, 2575
Income tax credits, benefits of 1415-6, 1417
Income tax credits, institution of 2575
Income tax, fairness of 569
Industry, secondary industry 2333
Institute of Technology Amendment Act (1983) 2274-5, 2322, 2324
Institute of Technology Amendment Act, 1983, retroactivity of 2275
Insurance Corp. of B.C., benefits of 2873
Insurance Corp. of B.C. claims, lawyers' contingency fees 2873
Insurance Corp. of B.C. claims, no-fault scheme for 2873
Insurance Corp. of B.C., committee reviewing operations of, Q. 1257
Insurance Corp. of B.C., general insurance operations 98, 2873, 2874
Insurance Corp. of B.C., Goldfarb opinion poll on, Q. 3089
Insurance Corp. of B.C., privatization of 99, Q. 3089
Insurance Corp. of B.C., review committee on, Q. 3089
Insurance, life insurance, investment of premium income 99
Intergovernmental Relations ministry, annual report 3169, 3170
Intergovernmental Relations ministry, estimates 3169, 3170
International Conference Services Ltd., allegation re funds, Q. 429
International Conference Services Ltd., identification of, Q. 428
Labour Code of B.C. commended 98
Labour relations legislation 98
Legislation, 1983 session, implementation of prior to enactment 1788
Legislation, 1983 session, reaction to 522, 570
Legislature, cost of operation of 2353
Liquor, price increase 1208
MLAs, presence of opposition MLAs in House 570
MLAs' services committee, proposal for 3208-9
McCain Foods Ltd., federal subsidization of 521
McKim Advertising Ltd., accounts for pre-election period, Q. 573, Q. 666
McKim Advertising Ltd., advertising agent for government, Q. 365, Q. 391, Q. 429, Q. 573, Q. 626, Q. 767, Q. 814, Q. 879, Q. 915, Q. 916, Q. 1103, Q. 1220, Q. 1360
McKim Advertising Ltd., advertising agent for Social Credit Party, Q. 365, Q. 666, 3058
McKim Advertising Ltd. documents, destruction of, Q. 469
McKim Advertising Ltd., donation to Progressive Conservative Party, Q. 996
McKim Advertising Ltd., investigation into dealings of, Q. 365, Q. 573
McKim Advertising Ltd. officials, work in Social Credit Party election headquarters, Q. 428
McKim Advertising Ltd., Tourism ministry dealings, investigation into, Q. 365, Q. 573, Q. 767, Q. 815, Q. 879, Q. 1361
McKim Advertising Ltd., Tourism ministry payments to, Q. 815, Q. 1221
Matkin, James, purchase of pension rights 1379-80, 1381, 1414
Medical Services Plan, lapsed premiums 3076-7
Mill rate, variable mill rate 1962
Mining, lumber camps, inspection of 1297, 1298
Ministers, expense account expenditures 807
Ministers, offices, cost of 96
Ministers, presence of in chamber during debate on bills under their jurisdiction 1209
Ministers, tabling of reports 353
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (1983) 2603, 2605-6, 2794-5, 2795, 2796
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act (1983) 1206-10, 1392
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983, effects of 1208
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983, retroactivity of 1209
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983, second reading, debate on 1209
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983, use of regulation procedure 1209, 1209-10
Mission-Port Moody Progressive Conservative Party campaign, Q. 996
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, work of 2310
Motor Vehicle Amendment Act (1983) 2826-7, 2866
Motor Vehicle Amendment Act, 1983, committee stage 2827
Motor vehicle inspection branch, abolition of 267, 907, Q. 3190
Motor vehicle inspection branch, inspection fee 1307, 2866
Motor vehicle inspection, motor-home brakes, case cited 1307
Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing in rural areas 2826-7
Motor vehicle inspection service, establishment of 1307-8
Motor vehicle inspections, Ontario 1307
Motor vehicle with outdated inspection sticker (Johnston) 1308
Mulroney, Brian, and Social Credit Party restraint program 739
Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 521-3, 2334, 2393, 2394, 2395, 2396, 2406
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, enactment of, Q. 2553
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, opposition to 521
Municipal elections, triennial elections 1305
Municipal employees, compensation levels 2764
Municipal government, powers of 1788, 1789
Municipalities, debt limit 1960
Nelson, economy 2974-5
New Westminster, B.C. Development Corp. plans for 739
New Westminster constituency, mining industry campaign expenditures 1511
New Westminster constituency, Social Credit Party campaign expenditures 1382
Ocean Falls community 807, 808
Ocean Falls Corp., establishment of 804
Ocean Falls Corp. mill, closing of 806
Ocean Falls Corp. mill, purchase of 806
Ocean Falls Corp., profit 804
Ocean Falls Corporation Repeal Act 804-8
Ocean Falls Corp., timber supply for 805
Ocean Falls, electric power for 804, 807, 808
Ocean Falls school, construction of 804
Okanagan Falls area feedlot, veto of 522
Opposition, role of 2533
Pattison group, role of in Tourism promotion, Q. 1398
Pavich, Jim, appointment of 3056-7, 3058, 3059
Pavich, Jim, career 3057
Pavich, Jim, salary 3057
Pension funds, use of 2332-3
Pension (Public Service) Amendment Act (1983) 1379-82, 1413, 1414
Pensions, portability of 1381
Physicians, billing numbers for 3092
Physicians, billing privileges 3091, 3092
Poliomyelitis, immunization regulations 1297, 1298
Post-partum counselling 3091
Premier's office, expenditures 96
Property tax, cabinet's powers re 1788
Property tax, exemption for commercial, industrial property 1250, 1960
Property tax, increase in minimum tax payable 1207-8, 1392
Property tax, Municipal Affairs minister's powers re 1962
Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) (1983) 1787-9, 1960, 1960-1, 1962
Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, hoist of 1788
Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, regulations 1960, 1961
Provincial Secretary and Government Services ministry, estimates 3145
Psychological experiments in B.C., Q. 3190
Public Sector Restraint Act 264-8, 381-4, 2639, 2645-6, 2646, 2700, 2705, 2705-6, 2713-4, 2715, 2717, 2718
Public Sector Restraint Act, collective agreements under act 383
Public Sector Restraint Act, constitutionality of 382
Public Sector Restraint Act, debate on 381, 382, 384
Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of 264-5, 382-3, 384
Public Sector Restraint Act, fines 265, 2717
Public Sector Restraint Act, hoist of 381-2, 383
Public Sector Restraint Act, patronage, opportunities for under act 266
Public Sector Restraint Act, reaction to 265, 382
Public Sector Restraint Act, terms used in act 2646
Public Sector Restraint Act, title 383
Public service, appointments to, patronage as basis for 2534
Public service, collective bargaining process, use of legislation in 2461-2, 2465
Public service, contracted work, increased costs 2462-3, 2465
Public service, contracted work, provision for 2462-4
Public service employees, compensation levels 266, 1949, 2763, 2764
Public service employees, consultation with 2533-4
Public service employees, contract with and use of legislation 2461
Public service employees, dismissal of without cause, provision for 264, 382-3, 2639, 2645-6
Public service employees, dismissed employees, access to appeal 265, 267
Public service employees, dismissed employees, compensation for 264, 267
Public service employees, dismissed employees, judicial review 2700
Public service employees, negotiation with 2040-1
Public service employees, number of, reduction in 2462
Public service employees, productivity 1950
Public service employees, tenure 266
Public service employees, trade unions 383
Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act (1983) 2460-5, 2532-5
Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2532-5
Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act, 1983, referring of to standing committee 2532
Public service, order-in-council appointments 3064
Public service, pension benefits 1380-1
Public service, pension funds, administration of 1414
Public service, pension funds, terminal funding 1380
Public service, pension funds, use of by government 1414
Public service pensions, basis for and increase in 1413
Public service, senior employees, pension benefits 1379, 1380-1
Public service, senior managers, compensation levels 2718
Public service, senior managers, contracts 2705
Pupil-teacher ratio 636
Recession, international recession 97
Reforestation, expenditures on 96
Regional districts, role of 521, 522
Regional plans, planning, regional districts' powers re 521, 522, 2396
Regulations Act 1296-9
Regulations, publication of 1297
Rentalsman office, abolition of 266
Renter's tax credit, abolition of 1415, 2575
Restaurant meals, sales tax on 907, 2352, 2353, 2353-4
“Restraint and Recovery: the Next Steps”, content 3145
Revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, underestimation of 903-4
Roberts Bank, railway access to 738
Rogers, C.S., cougar skin, landing in Penticton for, Q. 2729
Sales tax, collection of by retailers 2351
Sales tax, increase in 2351
Sales tax, increase in, impact of 2351, 2352, 2353
Sales tax, increase in, percentage increase 2351
Sales tax, regressivity of 2354
Saunders, Robert W., dismissal of 3055
School Act, White Paper on 2590
School boards, candidates for 1511
School boards, election of, political partisanship in 638
School boards, election of, triennial elections 1305
School District 40, source of funds for 637, 1510
School principals, vice-principals, change in status 2714
School tax, level of 1511
Select Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs and Housing, consideration of triennial municipal elections (Motion 28) 1305
Select Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs and Housing, location of hearings 1305
Select Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs and Housing, structure of 1305
Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts and Economic Affairs, resolution proposed by member, problem re 1305
Select Standing Committee on Transportation and Communications, consideration of automobile inspection by private sector 1307-8
Smokers and nuclear bombs 570
Smokers, health care costs for 569
Smoking, education re 569
Social Credit Party election campaign 569
Social Credit Party, 1975 election platform, W.R. Bennett's statement re 1510-1
Social Service Tax Act, exemption of goods leased by fishermen 1210
Social Service Tax Amendment Act (1983) 2351-4
Social Service Tax Amendment Act, 1983, second reading six months hence 2354
Social welfare services, reduction in 907
Special warrants, use of 203
Spectrum Group, ownership of advertising agencies, Q. 392
Supply Act (No. 1) (1983) 203
Swan Valley Foods Ltd. 805
Sweden, economy 2974
Tax collection, penalties for failures re 1208
Tax increases, opposition to 569, 570
Taxation, regressive taxes, level of in B.C. 2352
Teachers, dismissal of 637-8
Teachers, senior teachers, retention of 638
Tilbury Island industrial park 521, 740
Tobacco Tax Amendment Act (1983) 569-70
Tobacco tax increase, effects of 569, 570
Tobacco tax increase, regressive nature of 570
Tourism ministry, accounting irregularities, investigation into, Q. 626, Q. 916
Tourism ministry, advertising, appropriation 3055, 3056
Tourism ministry, advertising, ski ads 3059-60
Tourism ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 3054-5
Tourism ministry, auditor-general's investigation into 3058
Tourism ministry employees, dismissal of, Q. 289
Tourism ministry, estimates 3054-5, 3056-8, 3059-61, 3063-4, 3064-5
Tourism ministry, information programs, problem re, Q. 815
Tourism ministry, investigation into 3058
Tourism ministry, policy initiatives, requests re, Q. 1220
Tourism ministry staff, reduction in 3055
Tourism ministry, trip to Germany, documents for expenses, Q. 429
Tourist trade in B.C., decline in 2352
Tourist trade promotion, expenditures on 3056
Tumbler Ridge, expenditures on 807
Unemployment, increase in 1417, 1948, 1950, 2352
Unemployment, young people 2332, 2333
Vancouver, ALRT system, cost of 97
Victoria General Hospital, location of 3077
Vrlak Robinson Advertising Ltd., auditor-general's report, Q. 391, Q. 428
Vrlak Robinson Advertising Ltd. documents, destruction of, Q. 469
Vrlak Robinson Advertising Ltd. officials, work in Social Credit Party election headquarters, Q. 428
Vrlak, Valerie, Tourism ministry employment, Q. 391
Westworld, government advertisements 96
Wills, probate of 1050
Wolves, number of 3065
Cocke, Yvonne (Mrs. Dennis)
Mentioned: (Cocke) 95 (Hewitt) 248 (Phillips) 95
Colbourne, M.D.
The Meaning of Social Credit quoted (Lea) 376
Collective bargaining
Arbitrators, role of (Michael) 16
Collective bargaining process (Gabelmann) 3132 (Lockstead) 1996-7
Delay in and Employment Standards Act (Cocke) 2198 (Dailly) 2210 (Gabelmann) 2234 (Lea) 1913 (Lockstead) 2191, 2192 (McClelland) 2593, 2594 (Nicolson) 1895, 1899 (Sanford) 1889
Development of (Howard) 2567
Final-offer concept, use of (Reid) 40
Interference in, third-party interference (Gabelmann) 2228
Collective Bargaining Continuation Act
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 284
Collective labour agreements
Basis of (Skelly) 359
Continuance of (Gabelmann) 2229 (Skelly) 2667
Employment standards (Gabelmann) 2594 (Lauk) 2187, 2188 (Parks) 231
Employment standards, negotiations re (Gabelmann) 2232
Employment standards, omissions (Howard) 1893-4 (Lockstead) 2191, 2195 (McClelland) 1886 (Wallace) 2246
Expiry of and employment standards (Barrett) 2221, 2225 (Cocke) 2196, 2199 (Dailly) 2212 (Gabelmann) 2229, 2230, 2233 (Howard) 1894-5 (Lockstead) 2191 (McClelland) 1886, 2254, 2593 (Macdonald) 2244-5 (Mitchell) 1900 (Nicolson) 1896, 1896-7, 2201, 2203 (Sanford) 1888-9 (Skelly) 2241 (Wallace) 2246
First agreements, problems re (D’Arcy) 2237, 2238 (Gabelmann) 2232 (Macdonald) 2244
Forest industry (Skelly) 2241
Fruitworkers, Okanagan (Macdonald) 2244, 2245
Management rights (Skelly) 2445, 2447
Maternity and pregnancy provisions (Barrett) 2221 (Brown) 2595 (D’Arcy) 2239 (Gabelmann) 2226-7, 2231, 2294-5 (Hanson) 2207 (McClelland) 2594, 2595 (Wallace) 2247-8
Negotiation of and Labour Code (Gabelmann) 2226
Precedence of over statutes (Gabelmann) 2226, 2227 (Lauk) 2189 (McClelland) 1886-7, 2253-4 (Mitchell) 1911 (Skelly) 2241
Private sector collective bargaining (D’Arcy) 2503, 2559 (Gabelmann) 2441 (Howard) 2567 (Nicolson) 2480
College and Institute Act
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2332 (Hanson) 1639, 2501 (Heinrich) 2268, 2321 (Howard) 2679 (Stupich) 328
College and Institute Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 20) (Minister of Education) 1R, 170; 2R, 1366-78; C, 1393-6, 1400-13, 1426-32; 3R, 1432; RA, 1917
Speakers: Brown 1411, 1411-2, 1412, 1427, 1428, 1429, 1430-1; Cocke 1407-8, 1411; Dailly 1373-6, 1400-1, 1410-1; D'Arcy 1405-6; Hanson 1411; Heinrich 1366-8, 1377-8, 1406-7, 1412, 1413, 1426-7, 1428, 1429, 1432; Howard 1393-4, 1408-9, 1412; Lauk 1427, 1428-9, 1429-30; Nicolson 1376-7, 1430; Rose 1368-73, 1393, 1394-5, 1401-5, 1409-10, 1427-8, 1431-2, 1432; Sanford 1412-3; Veitch 1395-6, 1400, 1401
Amdts: Sec. 1 (c) (Rose) 1395, out of order 1395; sec. 3 (k) (Rose) 1403, out of order 1403; sec. 4 (Rose) 1405, out of order 1408; sec. 5 (Rose) 1410, negatived 1411; sec. 15 (Lauk) 1428, negatived 1432
Divisions: 2R, 1378
Alberta, Ontario colleges, boards (Heinrich) 1367, 1406
Amendments to (Rose) 1431
Apprenticeships, applicants for (Heinrich) 1371
Auditing, designation of auditor-general for (Brown) 1429, 1431 (Heinrich) 1429 (Lauk) 1428, 1430 (Rose) 1431
Auditing, designation of comptroller-general for (Brown) 1412, 1431 (Heinrich) 1412, 1427 (Howard) 1412 (Lauk) 1427
Auditing, designation of person by Finance minister (Brown) 1428, 1431 (Heinrich) 1426, 1427, 1428 (Lauk) 1427, 1428 (Nicolson) 1430
Beinder, Frank, monograph quoted, referred to (Rose) 1368, 1369, 1372, 1403
Bill, support for (Heinrich) 1366
Centralization of power in hands of Education minister (Cocke) 1407 (Dailly) 1373-4, 1375 (Lauk) 1427 (Rose) 1370, 1401
Centralization of power under act (Cocke) 1411 (Dailly) 1375 (Howard) 1408 (Rose) 1393
College boards, accountability of (Rose) 1410
College boards, appointments to (Brown) 1411, 1429 (Dailly) 1374-5 (Hanson) 1411 (Heinrich) 1367, 1377, 1378, 1406, 1407 (Howard) 1408 (Nicolson) 1376, 1377 (Rose) 1369-70, 1394, 1402, 1404, 1409
College boards, appointments to, college employees (Cocke) 1407 (Heinrich) 1368, 1407 (Rose) 1371, 1410
College boards, appointments to, women (Cocke) 1407 (Dailly) 1374 (Heinrich) 1378, 1406
College boards, elected representation on (D’Arcy) 1405 (Howard) 1409 (Rose) 1371, 1403-5, 1409
College boards, school board appointments to (Dailly) 1374, 1376 (Heinrich) 1367 (Howard) 1409 (Rose) 1369, 1404-5
College employees, morale (Rose) 1394
Colleges, access to (Rose) 1401-2, 1402-3
Colleges, administration of (Rose) 1410 (Veitch) 1400
Colleges, admission waiting lists (Rose) 1371
Colleges, autonomy for (Cocke) 1407 (Dailly) 1375, 1376 (Heinrich) 1367, 1378, 1407
Colleges, courses (Dailly) 1375 (D’Arcy) 1405, 1406 (Rose) 1370, 1371, 1373, 1401, 1403
Colleges, history of in B.C. (Dailly) 1373 (D’Arcy) 1404 (Nicolson) 1376-7
Colleges, institutes, employees' job security (Heinrich) 1378 (Rose) 1373
Colleges, institutes, funding for (Dailly) 1376 (D’Arcy) 1405 (Heinrich) 1366, 1407 (Howard) 1408
Colleges, role of (Rose) 1370
Colleges, satellite campuses (Rose) 1401-2
Consultation re (Heinrich) 1394 (Rose) 1394-5
Councils (Heinrich) 1366 (Veitch) 1401
Councils, elimination of (Dailly) 1373, 1400 (Heinrich) 1366, 1378 (Rose) 1369, 1370, 1372, 1393, 1394 (Veitch) 1395-6, 1400
Councils, establishment of (Dailly) 1400 (Heinrich) 1366
Definitions under act, repeal of (Howard) 1393-4 (Rose) 1393 (Veitch) 1395
Deputy Minister of Education, powers of (Rose) 1372
Fines, provision for (Brown) 1431 (Rose) 1372
Fraser Valley College furniture, shortage of (Rose) 1371
High technology and education (Rose) 1403
High technology, implications of (Rose) 1369
Marsh, Leonard, work of (Rose) 1368
Okanagan College, board (Heinrich) 1406
Pacific Vocational Institute, agreements with school boards (Heinrich) 1367, 1406
Public education in Canada (Rose) 1370
School boards, expenditures, reductions in (Rose) 1372
School District 41, local control (Dailly) 1376 (Heinrich) 1377
Selkirk College, establishment of (D’Arcy) 1405
Student aid, eligibility for (Rose) 1371
Teachers, productivity of (Rose) 1372
Terms used in act (Heinrich) 1432 (Rose) 1432
Universities, access to (Rose) 1371-2
Universities Council, elimination of (Rose) 1393
Universities, funding for (Rose) 1370
Young people, unemployment (Dailly) 1376 (Rose) 1371
College-Institute Educators' Association of B.C.
Brief quoted (Heinrich) 1368
“The Synoptic” quoted (Brown) 1431 (Stupich) 1759
College of New Caledonia
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1405 (Heinrich) 1367, 1407 (Nicolson) 3172
College of Pharmacists of B.C.
Mentioned: (Brown) 2008 (Mowat) 52
College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C.
Mentioned: (Nielsen) 2794
Colleges
See: Universities and colleges
Collins, Douglas
Mentioned: (Lauk) 318
Colony Farm, Essondale, B.C.
Administration of by B.C. Buildings Corp. (Sanford) 1099
Agricultural land reserve, continuance in (Rose) 3100 (Sanford) 3097, 3148 (Schroeder) 3098
Assets, sale of (Sanford) Q. 1440, Q. 1978 (Schroeder) A. 1440, A. 1978
Closing of (Stupich) 1926
Dairy herd, sale of (Schroeder) 3099
Future of (Rose) Q. 392, Q. 1439 (Sanford) Q. 1440, Q. 1978, Q. 2052, 3097, 3148 (Schroeder) A. 1439, A.1440, A. 2052, 3098
Land, use of (Rose) 3100
Operation of (Rose) 3099-3100 (Sanford) 3096-7 (Schroeder) 3099
Patients, therapeutic value to (Rose) 3100 (Schroeder) 3101
Privatization of (Curtis) 164 (Nielsen) A. 392 (Rose) Q. 392, Q. 1439 (Schroeder) 241
Program commended (Stupich) 1926
Rental charges (Sanford) 1099
Research station, use as (Sanford) 3097, 3149 (Schroeder) 3101
Sale of (Chabot) A. 2730, 3148 (Sanford) Q. 2730, 3097, 3148
Transfer of to Agricultural Land Commission (Sanford) Q. 1440 (Schroeder) A. 1440 (Stupich) 1092
Zoning of (Rose) 3100 (Schroeder) 3098
Color Your World
Mentioned: (Brown) 1846
Columbia Auto Co.
Dismissed employees, defence of (Macdonald) 439
Columbia Cellulose Corp.
Ocean Falls mills, purchase of (Brown) 809 (Cocke) 806 (Lockstead) 713, 724 (Phillips) 712, 1347
Mentioned: (Howard) 3049
Columbia Natural Gas Ltd.
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1987
Columbia River constituency
Voter turnout, 1983 election (Hewitt) 248
Columbia River Treaty
Losses (D’Arcy) 963
Power, sale of to U.S. (Mitchell) 1032, 1034
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 314 (D’Arcy) 2560 (Sanford) 2132 (Wallace) 3161
Colwood, B.C.
Gravel pits, zoning of (Mitchell) 526
Cominco Ltd.
Assets (Lauk) 778
Water licence fee, increase in (Nicolson) 73
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 962, 1569, 1989, 2237, 2505, 2851 (Nicolson) 1272 (Rogers) 3156 (Wallace) 761
Commission of Inquiry on Property Assessment and Taxation
Recommendations (Blencoe) 128, 686-7, 1108
Work of (Stupich) 1073
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 675, 684, 686, 689 (Dailly) 1376 (Lockstead) 689 (Sanford) 662
Commission on Canadian Studies
Mentioned: (Davis) 3178
Commission on Services for Children and Youth
Quoted, mentioned (Blencoe) 126
Committee of Progressive Electors
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 629
Committee on Crown Corporations
See: Legislature — Committee on Crown Corporations
Commodity Act
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2855
Commodity trading
Regulations, protection of investors (D’Arcy) 2853-4
Commonwealth Construction Co.
Mentioned: (Reid) 38
Commonwealth Party of Canada
Mentioned: (Curtis) 816
Communicable diseases
Publication of information re (Dailly) 1055
Community Care Facility Act
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1639 (Rose) 346
Community development program
Mentioned: (McCarthy) 129
Community involvement program
Administrators (Brown) 2635
Benefits of (Macdonald) 923 (Sanford) 1026
Employment contracts (Barnes) Q. 702, Q. 996 (McCarthy) A. 1023
Funding for (Barnes) Q. 1161 (Blencoe) 1200 (Brown) 978, 979
Payments, abolition of (Barnes) Q. 471, Q. 508, 929, Q. 996, Q. 1161, 2141, 2142, 2915, 2917 (Barrett) Q. 960, 1041, 1043, 2296 (Brown) Q. 961, 1353, 2018 (Hanson) 887-8 (Johnston) 965 (Lea) 2756 (Lockstead) 2347, 2350 (McCarthy) A. 471, A. 996, A. 1161 (Mac-donald) 814 (Sanford) 1029 (Skelly) 445 (Stupich) 1926, 1930 (Wallace) 1450
Payments, recipients (McCarthy) 1161
Community Living Board
Telegram quoted (McCarthy) 210
Community recreation facilities fund
Cancellation of (Mitchell) 1994
Comox District Free Press, Comox, B.C.
Quoted (Lockstead) 84
Companies
See: Corporations
Company of Young Canadians
Mentioned: (Skelly) 2179
Compensation Stabilization Act
Amendments to (Throne speech) 4
Mentioned: (Barrett) 822 (Mowat) 903 (Rose) 2706, 2707 (Throne speech) 3
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 11) (Minister of Finance) I R, 168; 2R, 1921-45, 1947-58, 1965-70, 1979-2000, 2001-50, 2071-4, 2077-95; C, 2737-49, 2751-69; 3R, 2792; RA, 2938
Speakers: Barnes 1999-2000, 2001-3, 2748; Bennett 2093-4; Blencoe 2035-40, 2744-5; Brown 2015-9, 2087-90, 2091, 2760-1, 2761, 2764, 2765-6, 2766, 2767, 2768; Brummet 1968-70, 1979; Campbell 2003-4; Cocke 1948-51, 2040-3, 2762, 2764, 2767, 2768; Curtis 1921-3, 2094-5, 2740, 2741-2, 2743, 2744, 2746, 2748-9, 2751-2, 2752-3, 2753, 2753-4, 2754, 2755, 2757-8, 2760, 2761, 2762, 2763, 2764, 2765, 2766, 2767, 2768, 2769; Dailly 1953-7, 2043-7, 2762, 2763, 2766; D'Arcy 1985-9; Fraser, R. 1957-8; Gabelmann 2031-5, 2737-8, 2743, 2743-4; Hanson 2738-40, 2740; Hewitt 2013-5; Howard 1939-43, 2754, 2755; Johnston 2092; Kempf 1984-5, 2758; Lauk 2004-7, 2071-4, 2077, 2747, 2749; Lea 2022-6, 2754-5, 2755-6, 2756, 2757, 2758; Lockstead 1995-8, 2747, 2747-8; Macdonald 2047-50, 2093; McGeer 1951-3, 2756; Michael 1994-5; Mitchell 2019-22, 2077-81; Mowat 1990; Nicolson 2009-13; Pelton 1998-9; Reynolds 1943-5, 1947-8, 2746; Rose 2026-31, 2082-6, 2759-60, 2760; Sanford 1990-4, 2740-1, 2742, 2747, 2753; Skelly 1979-84; Stupich 1923-36, 2761-2, 2762, 2763, 2764, 2765, 2767, 2767-8; Veitch 1936-9; Wallace 1965-8, 2742-3, 2745-6, 2751, 2752, 2753; Waterland 2007-9, 2077
Amdts: 2R (Blencoe) 2040, negatived 2092; sec. 2 (Howard) 2754, negatived 2755; sec. 3.1 (Curtis) 2761, approved 2761; sec. 4 (Stupich) 2761, negatived 2763; sec. 7 (c) (Brown) 2766, negatived 2767; sec. 8 (Stupich) 2767, out of order 2767; sec. 16 (Stupich) 2768, out of order 2768
Divisions: 2R, 2092, 2092-3, 2095; C, 2746, 2747, 2755, 2761, 2763, 2763, 2764-5, 2767, 2767, 2769;3R, 2792
Arbitrated settlements (Curtis) 1922, 2743 (Gabelmann) 2738 (Hanson) 2739-40 (Sanford) 2740
Arbitration Act, contravention of (Wallace) 2746
Arbitration process (Blencoe) 2744-5
Arbitrators, arbitration under act (Blencoe) 2744-5 (Curtis) 2741 (Gabelmann) 2033-4, 2737-8 (Hanson) 2738-9 (Sanford) 2741, 2742 (Wallace) 2743
Arbitrators, lawyers as arbitrators (Hanson) 2739
Automobile manufacturers, losses (Veitch) 1938
Automobile sales, Creston (Nicolson) 2012
Automobile sales, effect of 1983-84 budget on (Stupich) 1932
Automobiles, sales tax on (Stupich) 1932
Bailey, Mike, salary, increase in (Barnes) 2000, 2001 (Lockstead) 1997 (Rose) 2084 (Stupich) 1924 (Wallace) 1967
Bankruptcies, increase in (Brown) 2018 (Rose) 2083 (Stupich) 1924
Banks, profits (Lea) 2023 (Macdonald) 2048-9 (Rose) 2029, 2086 (Sanford) 1993 (Skelly) 1982 (Stupich) 1929
Bill, basis for (Nicolson) 2010
Bill, consultation re (Cocke) 2042 (Curtis) 2741 (Sanford) 2741, 2742
Bill, drafting of (Lauk) 2749
Bill, second reading six months hence (Blencoe) 2040
Bonds, B.C. bonds, credit rating of (Sanford) 1991 (Stupich) 1931, 1935
Borrowing by province (D’Arcy) 1988 (McGeer) 1952
B.C. Buildings Corp., building occupancy charges (Mitchell) 2012-2
B.C. Federation of Labour, advertisements (Stupich) 1931-2
B.C. Ferry Corp., employees' wages (Stupich) 1928
B.C. Ferry Corp., strike referred to (Waterland) 2008, 2009
B.C. Ferry Corp., vessels, sale of (Stupich) 1928
B.C. Government Employees' Unions, confrontation with (Lauk) 2004, 2005
B.C. Hydro, debt, increase in (Mitchell) 2021, 2022
B.C. Hydro, employees, reduction in number of (Stupich) 1928 (Wallace) 2751
B.C. Hydro, employees' wages (Stupich) 1928
B.C. Hydro, employees, women employees (Brown) 2088-9, 2090
B.C. Hydro, power outages, Gabriola Island (Stupich) 1928
B.C. Hydro, power outages, staff for (Stupich) 1928
B.C. Hydro, rates, increase in (Rose) 2029 (Sanford) 1991-2
B.C. Hydro, wages, working conditions (D’Arcy) 1987
B.C. Place, construction of, expenditures on (Rose) 2085
B.C. Place Stadium, VIP facilities, use of by ministers (Barnes) 2000 (Brown) 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 (Cocke) 1951 (Dailly) 1955 (Lauk) 2005 (Sanford) 1990, 1992 (Skelly) 1980-1, 1983 (Stupich) 1923, 1926, 1927, 1931 (Wallace) 1967 (Waterland) 2007
B.C. Railway, borrowing for (D’Arcy) 1988
B.C. Railway, debt, interest on (Stupich) 1928
B.C. Railway, downsizing of (D’Arcy) 1986
B.C. Railway, employees' wages (Stupich) 1928
Bureaucracy (Lauk) 2004, 2005 (Pelton) 1998-9
Cabinet meetings at Schooner Cove (Waterland) 2008
Canadian Manufacturers' Association, meeting with (Waterland) 2007
Centralization under present government (Cocke) 1949, 2764 (Curtis) 2094 (Sanford) 2742 (Wallace) 1968
Closure of debate on amdt. to 2R, question put (Johnston) 2092, approved 2092; sec. 1, question put (Reynolds) 2746, approved 2747
Closure of debate, use of (Cocke) 1948 (Dailly) 1953 (Hewitt) 2014-5 (Lockstead) 1995 (McGeer) 1952 (Reynolds) 1945, 1947-8
Coal, northeast, borrowing for (D’Arcy) 1988
Coal, northeast, expenditures on (Lockstead) 1997-8
Coal, northeast, job creation (Nicolson) 2010
Coal, northeast, sale of (Lockstead) 1998
Collective agreements, first agreements (Gabelmann) 2744
Collective bargaining in the public service (Barnes) 2001, 2002 (Bennett) 2093 (Brown) 2765 (Brummet) 1968 (Dailly) 1957 (Howard) 1941-2 (Lauk) 2005 (Lea) 2024 (Lockstead) 1995-7 (Mitchell) 2020 (Rose) 2086 (Sanford) 1991 (Skelly) 1982 (Stupich) 2763 (Wallace) 1966 (Waterland) 2008, 2009
College boards, appointments to (Howard) 1941
College employees, collective bargaining by (Howard) 1941-2
Colleges, autonomy of (Rose) 2086
Colleges, TRAC program (Nicolson) 2010
Colony Farm, closing of (Stupich) 1926
Colony Farm, program commended (Stupich) 1926
Committee of Legislature, examination of bill by, proposal for (Dailly) 2046-7 (Mitchell) 2079, 2080, 2081
Community involvement program payments, abolition of (Brown) 2018 (Lea) 2756 (Stupich) 1926, 1930
Community recreation facilities fund, cancellation of (Michael) 1994
Compensation levels and cost-of-living increases (Brown) 2018 (Rose) 2029
Compensation levels and income subsidies (Brown) 2018 (Mitchell) 2020
Compensation levels, cabinet's control over (Barnes) 2001, 2002 (Brown) 2764 (Cocke) 1949, 2764 (Lauk) 2004 (Mitchell) 2020 (Stupich) 1923, 1931, 1935-6, 2763, 2764, 2765 (Wallace) 1965, 1966
Compensation levels, changes in (Curtis) 1922-3 (Skelly) 1980
Compensation levels, controls over, use of (Wallace) 1965
Compensation levels, decreases in (Brown) 2765-6, 2766 (Curtis) 1922 (Stupich) 1929
Compensation levels, decreases in, savings effected (Curtis) 2094, 2763
Compensation levels, employers' ability to pay (Barnes) 2001, 2748 (Bennett) 2093 (Curtis) 1922, 2094, 2748-9 (Lea) 2756-7 (Lockstead) 2747-8 (Reynolds) 1947 (Rose) 2759 (Sanford) 1991 (Skelly) 1983 (Stupich) 1924 (Veitch) 1936, 1937, 1938
Compensation levels, increases in (Curtis) 1922 (Mitchell) 2019
Compensation levels, limits on, savings effected (Blencoe) 2040
Compensation levels, low-income group (Curtis) 2761, 2766 (Wallace) 1966, 2751
Compensation levels, municipal employees (Cocke) 2764 (Stupich) 2764
Compensation levels, upper-income group (Wallace) 1966
Compensation plans, arbitrated awards (Curtis) 2740, 2744 (Wallace) 2743, 2745, 2746
Compensation plans, number of outside guidelines (Curtis) 1921, 2740, 2744 (Reynolds) 1943 (Stupich) 1926 (Wallace) 2746
Compensation plans, number reviewed (Curtis) 1921, 2740 (Mowat) 1990 (Reynolds) 1947 (Stupich) 1926
Compensation Stabilization Commission, cost of (Howard) 1942 (Stupich) 1926
Compensation Stabilization Commission, powers of (Rose) 2086
Compensation Stabilization Commission rulings, appeals against (Barnes) 2002 (Brown) 2767 (Curtis) 2767 (Rose) 2086 (Stupich) 2767-8
Compensation stabilization program (Curtis) 1921, 1923 (Gabelmann) 2031-2
Compensation stabilization program and economic recovery (Curtis) 2763 (Dailly) 2762, 2763 (Stupich) 2762
Compensation stabilization program and job preservation (Brummet) 1969
Compensation stabilization program, announcement of (Gabelmann) 2031 (Stupich) 1923 (Wallace) 1965 (Waterland) 2007
Compensation stabilization program, cost of administration of (Stupich) 1926
Compensation stabilization program, extension of (Barnes) 2002 (Brown) 2087 (Cocke) 1949, 2042, 2043, 2762 (Curtis) 1922, 2762 (Hewitt) 2013 (Howard) 1941 (Mowat) 1990 (Rose) 2086 (Skelly) 1981 (Stupich) 1923, 1924, 1929, 1935-6, 2762, 2765 (Wallace) 1965, 1966, 1967
Compensation stabilization program, failure of (Cocke) 1949 (Stupich) 1923, 1924, 1926, 1929
Compensation stabilization program, introduction of elsewhere (Brummet) 1969 (Curtis) 2095
Compensation stabilization program, regulations, use of (Curtis) 2765, 2766
Compensation stabilization program, success of (Brummet) 1969, 1979 (Curtis) 2094 (Mowat) 1990
Compensation stabilization program, time limit on (Cocke) 2762, 2767 (Howard) 1941 (Stupich) 2762, 2767
Consumer spending (Blencoe) 2038 (Nicolson) 2012 (Rose) 2083 (Stupich) 1932-3
Contract employment, use of (Dailly) 2046
Corporations, profits, increase in (Skelly) 1982
Cost of living in B.C., increase in (Stupich) 1924
Debate on bill (Brown) 2015 (Cocke) 1950
Debt, federal debt, interest costs on (Hewitt) 2013
Debt, increase in (Dailly) 1954 (D’Arcy) 1986 (Lauk) 2005 (Lockstead) 1997 (Mitchell) 2021-2 (Nicolson) 2009
Deficit, 1982-83 fiscal year (Stupich) 1924
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year (Bennett) 2093 (Brown) 2015, 2016 (Hewitt) 2013, 2015
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year, estimate of (Stupich) 1930
Economic recovery (Barnes) 2001 (Blencoe) 2035-6 (Cocke) 2041, 2042 (Dailly) 2047 (D’Arcy) 1988-9 (Hewitt) 2015 (Rose) 2082-3 (Stupich) 1936
Economy of B.C. (Cocke) 1948-9, 1950-1, 2043 (Dailly) 2047 (Lockstead) 1997
Economy of B.C., G.V. Lauk's 1979 predictions re (Mitchell) 2019
Economy of B.C., impact of act on (Brown) 2765-6 (Rose) 2083
Educational system, cost of (Veitch) 1938
Employment, effect of automation on (Pelton) 1998
Employment, jobs available, kinds of jobs (Rose) 2028
Estimates, debate on, time limits on (Cocke) 1948
Estimates, salary votes, increase in (Nicolson) 2009
Expenditures, increase in, 1979 to present (Howard) 1942
Expenditures, level of, cabinet's control over (Stupich) 1931
Expenditures, level of and gross provincial product (Howard) 1939-40
Expenditures, megaprojects, funds for (Dailly) 2044-5 55
Expenditures, 1981, 1982 fiscal years, NDP proposals for (Cocke) 1951 (Howard) 1939, 1940 (Lauk) 2077 (Mitchell) 2019 (Nicolson) 2009 (Sanford) 1191 (Wallace) 1967
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in (Howard) 1939-40 (Nicolson) 2009 (Rose) 2085 (Stupich) 1931
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, overestimation of (Lockstead) 1997
Expenditures, restraint on (Lauk) 2006 (Kempf) 1985 (Skelly) 1980-1 (Stupich) 1923, 1924 (Waterland) 2077
Expenditures, restraint on, advertising campaign re (Dailly) 1955, 2045 (Lauk) 2005 (Reynolds) 1945 (Sanford) 1992 (Stupich) 1930
Expenditures, restraint on and election campaign (Kempf) 1985 (Michael) 1994
Expenditures, restraint on, programs elsewhere (Curtis) 1921 (Dailly) 1956 (Fraser, R.) 1957 (Stupich) 1024-5
Expenditures, restraint on, support for (Barnes) 2000 (Brown) 2087 (Campbell) 2003 (Dailly) 2047 (D’Arcy) 1986 (Fraser, R.) 1958 (Hewitt) 2014 (Kempf) 1984 (Lea) 2755 (Lockstead) 1997 (Michael) 1994 (Reynolds) 1944 (Skelly) 1981, 1984 (Waterland) 2077
Export industries, assistance to (D’Arcy) 1989
Export markets, competitiveness in (Bennett) 2093
Family support worker program, abolition of (Stupich) 1935
Finance ministry employees, productivity of (Skelly) 1982
Forests ministry, building occupancy charges (Nicolson) 2011, 2012-3
Forests ministry, reorganization of (Nicolson) 2011
Government advertising (Lauk) 2004-5 (Stupich) 1929, 1931-2
Government, alienation of public from (Lea) 2024
Government, American system of (Lea) 2023-4
Government, cost of, reduction in (Fraser, R.) 1957
Government functions, privatization of (Skelly) 1983
Government, growth of (D’Arcy) 1986 (Fraser, R.) 1958 (Veitch) 1937
Government, size of, reduction in (D’Arcy) 1987
Gross provincial product, decline in (D’Arcy) 1989
Heal, Douglas, salary, increase in (Barnes) 2001 (Stupich) 1924, 1926 (Wallace) 1967
Health care system, cost of (Lauk) 2072, 2073 (Veitch) 1938
Health care, user fees, increase in (Lockstead) 1995 (Stupich) 1925, 1931
Heroin treatment program (Sanford) 1991
High-technology industry, problems (Nicolson) 2011 (Rose) 2028
Hoist of bill (Blencoe) 2040 (Brown) 2087, 2089 (Cocke) 2040-3 (Dailly) 2043-4 (Lauk) 2073 (Macdonald) 2049 (Rose) 2084
Hospital, Port Alberni, use of funds (Skelly) 1983
Human Resources ministry services, abolition of (Stupich) 1934
Human Rights Commission, abolition of (Skelly) 1981 (Stupich) 1930
Income tax credits, abolition of (Stupich) 1926, 1927, 1934
Industry, location of in B.C. (Stupich) 1931
Inflation (Veitch) 1937
Inflation, effect of wage controls on (Macdonald) 2047-8 (Wallace) 1966
Inflation rate, decline in (Brummet) 1969 (Veitch) 1938
Inflation rate, increase in (Stupich) 1933
Insurance Corp. of B.C. employees, productivity of (D’Arcy) 1986
Interest rate, high rate (Howard) 1940 (Sanford) 1993
Job creation, small business sector (Nicolson) 2010
King, William S., investigation by, proposal for (Nicolson) 2012
Labour Code of B.C., contravention of (Wallace) 2742
Labour-management relations in B.C. (Dailly) 1956 (Lauk) 2004, 2071, 2073, 2077 (Mitchell) 2078 (Sanford) 2742 (Wallace) 1967-8
Lands branch offices, Courtenay, closing of (Sanford) 1992
Legal aid, appropriation for, reduction in (Lockstead) 1997
Legislation, basis for (Lauk) 2071
Legislation, challenge of in courts (Blencoe) 2039
Legislation, education of public re (Lea) 2025
Legislation, 1983 session, demonstrations against (Stupich) 1927
Legislation, 1983 session, withdrawal of, proposal for (Dailly) 1956
Legislature, cost of operation of (Lockstead) 1995 (Mowat) 1990 (Sanford) 1990, 1991
Legislature, televising of proceedings, proposal for (Dailly) 2044
Liquor marketing facilities, expansion of (D’Arcy) 1988
Manitoba, job creation fund (Fraser, R. ) 1957 (Lauk) 2006
Mediation Commission, establishment of (Mitchell) 2020-1
Megaprojects and taxpayers' ability to pay (Nicolson) 2010
Middle class, disappearance of (Nicolson) 2011 (Rose) 2028
Mining industry, labour agreements in (Waterland) 2008
Ministers, expenditures by (Brown) 2015-6
Ministers' offices, appropriations for, increase in (Wallace) 1967
Mission-Port Moody by-election results (Hewitt) 2014 (Reynolds) 1943 (Waterland) 2008
Motor vehicle inspection, cost of, increase in (D’Arcy) 1987
Motor vehicle inspection services, work of committee on (Mitchell) 2079
Municipal employees, negotiations with (Blencoe) 2036
Nanaimo, commercial space, development of (Rose) 2083
Natural gas, price to consumers, increase in (Rose) 2029
New Democratic Party and trade unions (D’Arcy) 1985 (Kempf) 1984-5, 1994
New Democratic Party, policies of (Veitch) 1937
New Democratic Party, record of election defeats (McGeer) 1952
New Westminster constituency, election in (Cocke) 1950
New Zealand, Higher Salaries' Commission (Rose) 2030, 2086
Olsen, J.N., salary, increase in (Wallace) 2751, 2752, 2753
Opposition, role of (Hewitt) 2014 (Lauk) 2004
Pacific National Exhibition, 1983 attendance (D’Arcy) 1988
Peck, Ed, salary (Skelly) 1984 (Wallace) 1965
Petroleum industry, company profits (Macdonald) 2049
Physicians, application of act to (Macdonald) 2049-50
Physicians, payments to (Lauk) 2072 (Macdonald) 2049-50
Politics as a profession (Howard) 1940
Poor, cost-of-living for (Stupich) 1923-4 (Wallace) 1967
Poverty, cost of (Brown) 2017-8
Premier's office, expenditures (Howard) 1939 (Lauk) 2004
Private sector employees, actions re (Cocke) 1949-50 (Lockstead) 1998
Private sector employees, job security (Dailly) 2046 (D’Arcy) 1986-7
Private sector employees, layoff of (Nicolson) 2011
Private sector, role of (Fraser, R.) 1957
Private sector wages (Cocke) 2763 (Curtis) 2763 (Mitchell) 2019-20
Profits, restraint on, proposal for (Macdonald) 2047
Public service employees and common law (D’Arcy) 1987-8
Public service employees, competence of (Macdonald) 2093 (Mitchell) 2079
Public service employees, consultation with (Blencoe) 2036 (Macdonald) 2093
Public service employees, dismissal of (Barnes) 1999 (Brown) 2016-7 (Skelly) 1983 (Stupich) 1925, 1927, 1931, 1932
Public service employees, government's attitude to (Skelly) 1983
Public service employees, job security, abolition of (Brown) 2018 (Gabelmann) 2031 (Stupich) 1927 (Wallace) 1967
Public service employees, morale (Blencoe) 2038 (Brummet) 1969 (Dailly) 2046 (Lauk) 2072 (Wallace) 1967
Public service employees, negotiation with, proposal for (Cocke) 2040-1 (Hewitt) 2014 (Lauk) 2006, 2071 (Waterland) 2009
Public service employees, number of, increase in (Brown) 2015
Public service employees, office assistants category (Brown) 2090
Public service employees, productivity (Barnes) 2000 (Brown) 2760-1 (Cocke) 1950 (Curtis) 1922, 2094, 2752, 2753, 2754, 2755, 2760 (Dailly) 1954, 2045 (D’Arcy) 1989 (Howard) 2754 (Lea) 2754-5, 2757, 2758 (Pelton) 1999 (Reynolds) 1947 (Rose) 2759-60 (Stupich) 1927 (Wallace) 1966, 1967, 2752
Public service employees, productivity programs (Curtis) 2753, 2755 (Howard) 2754, 2755 (Wallace) 2753
Public service employees, proportion of workforce (Veitch) 1938
Public service employees, public attitude to (Blencoe) 2036, 2037, 2039-40
Public service employees, resignation of (Blencoe) 2037-8
Public service employees, strike action (Gabelmann) 2035 (Lauk) 2005 (Lea) 2025
Public service employees, taxes paid by (Rose) 2030
Public service employees, wage restraints (Lea) 2023 (Macdonald) 2047-8, 2093
Public service employees, wages, percentage of total expenditures (Skelly) 1980
Public service employees, women employees (Brown) 2016-7, 2019, 2088-9
Public service, senior management salaries (Curtis) 2751-2, 2752, 2753
Public utilities, rates, increases in (Dailly) 2766
Real estate business, prediction re (Rose) 2029
Recession, effect of on private sector (Kempf) 1984
Regulations under act, provision for (Cocke) 2042
Renter's tax credit, abolition of (Michael) 1994 (Stupich) 1926, 1927
Rents, social housing, increase in (Barnes) 2000
“Restraint”, use of word (Barnes) 1999
Retroactivity of act (Brown) 2768 (Cocke) 2768 (Curtis) 2768, 2769 (Stupich) 2768
Revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, underestimation of (Lockstead) 1997
Sales tax, increase in (Stupich) 1925, 1929, 1931
Sales tax on restaurant meals (Stupich) 1929
Skilled labour, training of (Stupich) 1935
Small business, assistance to (Lea) 2023
Small business, failures, increase in (Lea) 2023
Small businesss, taxation of (Veitch) 1938
Social assistance, appropriation for, increase in (Brown) 2018
Social assistance, need for (Lea) 2022-3
Social assistance rates, level of (Stupich) 1927
Social assistance recipients, number of, increase in (Stupich) 1934
Social Credit Party election campaign (Blencoe) 2036 (Michael) 1994
Social Credit Party election campaign and legislation, 1983 session (Rose) 2084
Social Credit Party election campaign and tax increases (Lockstead) 1995 (Stupich) 1925
Social Credit Party election campaign and user fee increases (Lockstead) 1995
Social welfare programs (Lea) 2022
Social welfare programs, abolition of (Lauk) 2073 (Nicolson) 2011 (Sanford) 1992 (Stupich) 1926
Social welfare programs, appropriation, increase in (Hewitt) 2015
Social welfare programs, cuts in (Stupich) 1935
Social welfare programs, need for (Lea) 2022
Social welfare programs, use of volunteer agencies for (Dailly) 2045
Standard of living, maintenance of (Rose) 2027
Student aid, reduction in (Stupich) 1924
Sunset clause, reinstatement of (Cocke) 2762, 2767 (Stupich) 2762, 2767
Tax increases, 1983-84 fiscal year (Stupich) 1925, 1927
Taxation, taxpayers' ability to pay (Bennett) 2093 (Campbell) 2003 (Dailly) 2044-5 (Fraser, R.) 1957 (Hewitt) 2013 (Pelton) 1999 (Rose) 2085 (Wallace) 1968 (Waterland) 2008
Teachers, arbitration procedure (Sanford) 2741, 2742
Teachers, productivity (Dailly) 1954 (Fraser, R.) 1957 (Rose) 2028, 2759 (Sanford) 1992 (Wallace) 1966, 2753
Teachers, salaries (Rose) 2028-9
Tozer, Tony, appointment of as government agent (Sanford) 1993 (Stupich) 1924
Tranquille, closing of (Stupich) 1925-6
Tranquille, program commended (Stupich) 1935
Tranquille, tribute to (Stupich) 1926
Unemployment rate (Cocke) 1948, 1950 (Nicolson) 2010 (Skelly) 1982, 1983 (Stupich) 1924, 1931
United States, highway system, funds for (D’Arcy) 1989
User fees, increase in (Stupich) 1924
Utilities companies, collective bargaining (D’Arcy) 1987
Vancouver, ALRT system, borrowing for (D’Arcy) 1988
Vancouver Stock Exchange, level of (D’Arcy) 1988-9 (Rose) 2027
Wage concessions by employees (Skelly) 1982
Wage controls, use of to control economy (Gabelmann) 2033
Wage increases in B.C. (Campbell) 2003
West Germany, social welfare programs (Fraser, R.) 1957
Whistler ski resort, assistance for (Dailly) 1955 (Sanford) 1991
Women, wage levels (Brown) 2017
Compensation Stabilization Commission
Powers of (Rose) 2086
Rulings, appeals against (Barnes) 2002 (Brown) 2767 (Curtis) 2767 (Rose) 2086 (Stupich) 2767-8
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 2667 (Hewitt) 263 (Rose) 1741
Compensation stabilization program
Administration of, cost of (Howard) 1942 (Stupich) 1926
Announcement of (Gabelmann) 2031 (Stupich) 1923 (Wallace) 1965 (Waterland) 2007
Arbitrated awards submitted (Curtis) 2740, 2744 (Wallace) 2743, 2745, 2746
Arbitrated settlements, redressing past inequities (Curtis) 2743 (Hanson) 2749-40 (Sanford) 2740
Aribrators, arbitration under program (Blencoe) 2744-5 (Curtis) 2741 (Gabelmann) 2033-4, 2737-8 (Hanson) 2738-9 (Sanford) 2741, 2742 (Wallace) 2743
Collective agreements, first agreements (Gabelmann) 2744
Compensation, decreases in, provision for (Brown) 2765-6, 2766 (Curtis) 1922 (Stupich) 1929
Compensation levels, low-income group (Curtis) 2761, 2766 (Wallace) 1966, 2751
Compensation plans, number of outside guidelines (Curtis) 1921, 2740, 2744 (Reynolds) 1943 (Stupich) 1926 (Wallace) 2746
Compensation plans reviewed, number of (Curtis) 1921, 2740, 2744 (Mowat) 1996 (Reynolds) 1947 (Stupich) 1926 (Wallace) 2743, 2745, 2746
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Economic recovery and program (Curtis) 2763 (Dailly) 2762, 2763 (Stupich) 2762
Extension of for indefinite period (Barnes) 2002 (Brown) 2087 (Cocke) 1949, 2042, 2043, 2762 (Curtis) 1922, 2762 (Hewitt) 2013 (Howard) 1941 (Mowat) 1990 (Rose) 2086 (Skelly) 1981 (Stupich) 1923, 1924, 1929, 1935-6, 2762, 2765 (Wallace) 1965, 1966, 1967
Failure of (Cocke) 1949 (Stupich) 1923, 1924, 1926, 1929
Free market system and program (Gabelmann) 2031-2
Introduction of elsewhere (Brummet) 1969 (Curtis) 2095
Job preservation under program (Brummet) 1969 (Gabelmann) 375
New Democratic Party policy on (Hewitt) 248
Program (Bennett) 1192, 1193, 1780 (Campbell) 100 (Chabot) 254 (Curtis) 11, 161, 163, 1921, 1923, 2978 (Fraser, R.) 12, 13 (Gabelmann) 375 (Heinrich) 283, 290, 292, 3186 (Michael) 15 (Parks) 1002 (Ree) 1024 (Smith) 298, 1030-1 (Throne speech) 4
Regulations under program, use of (Curtis) 2765, 2766
Savings effected (Bennett) 1189, 1780
Success of (Brummet) 1969, 1979 (Curtis) 2094 (Mowat) 1990
Support for (Curtis) 1204
Time limit on (Cocke) 2762, 2767 (Howard) 1941 (Stupich) 2762, 2767
Comptroller-general
Colleges, auditing of operations of (Brown) 1412, 1431 (Heinrich) 1412, 1427 (Howard) 1412 (Lauk) 1427
Computers
Schools, computer-training programs (Nicolson) 1558 (Throne speech) 7
Conair Aviation Ltd.
Export award (Phillips) 2828
Condominium Owners' Association
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2876
Conference Board of Canada
Predictions for B.C. (Stupich) 174
Quoted (Lauk) 1002
Real domestic product increase, forecast of (Reynolds) 185-6
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2333 (Curtis) 2949 (Dailly) 22 (D’Arcy) 2164, 2167 (Hewitt) 2613 (Lauk) 151 (Lea) 1006 (Nicolson) 653 (Parks) 1003 (Rose) 453, 454, 1614, 2082 (Sanford) 1028, 1029 (Skelly) 1024 (Stupich) 61, 62, 175, 2947
Conferences
Attendance at, Treasury Board directive re (Howard) Q. 880, Q. 1138, Q. 2552 (Curtis) A. 2552
Conmac Stages Ltd.
Bus, inspection of (Passarell) Q. 3045 (Fraser, A.) 3045
Bus inspections, inquiry into (Blencoe) 3067, 3071 (Speaker) 3083
Bus, safety standards in (Sanford) Q. 3043, Q. 3044
Mount Washington accident (Fraser, A.) 2981 (Lauk) 3069-70 (Nielsen) 3067
Mount Washington accident, investigation into (Lauk) 3069-70, 3071 (Nielsen) 3070
Mentioned: (Passarell) 3125, 3190
Connell, Robert
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2015
Connelly, Joel
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1703
Connor, Jim
Quoted (Lea) 665
Conservation offices
See: Game protection
Consolidated Computer Inc.
Failure of (Rose) 116
Mentioned: (Rose) 2028
Constitution Act (Canada)
Amendments to, debate on, notice to MLAs re (Gardom) 2935 (Passarell) 2924
Amendments to, proposed amendments (Gardom) 2922-3
Amendments to, resolution re, approval of B.C. for (Gardom) 2924
Quoted (Gardom) 2921
Mentioned: (Dailly) 1094 (Lauk) 1207 (McClelland) 2205 (Nicolson) 2704 (Smith) 2995
Constitution of Canada
See: Canada — Constitution
Construction industry
Architectural firms, increase in business (Ree) 1025
Labour problems (McClelland) 2255
Wages, fair wage (Gabelmann) 3135, 3137 (McClelland) 3135, 3137
Workers, job loss by (Bennett) 1778, 1779
Consultants, Government
See: Government consultants
Consumer affairs division
Consumer mediation service, closing of (Hewitt) 2848
Consumer mediation service, staff, tribute to (Hewitt) 2848
Consumer offices (Hewitt) 248-9
Work of (D’Arcy) 422
Consumer and Corporate Affairs, Ministry of
Estimates 2847-61, 2870-8, 2881-4
Speakers: Blencoe 2877-8, 2881, 2881-2, 2882, 2883, 2883-4; Brown 2876; Cocke 2874; D'Arcy 2849-52, 2853-4, 2855-6, 2876; Gardom 2874-5; Hewitt 2847-9, 2853, 2854-5, 2860-1, 2871, 2872, 2873-4, 2876, 2877, 2881, 2882, 2882-3, 2883; Kempf 2875-6, 2876; Lauk 2856-60; Mitchell 2876-7, 2877; Ree 2872; Wallace 2870-1, 2871-2
Consumer Affairs, appropriation, reduction in (Dailly) 234, 237
Consumer services employees, performance of duties (Hewitt) 263
Corporate Affairs, appropriation, increase in (Dailly) 234, 237 (Wallace) 972
Corporate Affairs, computer system (Hewitt) 2847
Minister's office, staff salaries (D’Arcy) 2849-50 (Hewitt) 2854 (Wallace) 972
Regional offices, elimination of (Curtis) 164
Staff, dismissal of (D’Arcy) Q. 289 (Hewitt) A. 289
Staff, reduction in, savings effected (Wallace) 972
Consumer protection
Agencies for in private sector (D’Arcy) 2850 (Hewitt) 2848
Better Business Bureaus, arbitration service (Hewitt) 246, 249, 2848
Consumer legislation (Hewitt) 248 (Lauk) 386
Vancouver Better Business Bureau consumer mediation (Parks) 233
Consumer Protection Act
Prosecutions under act, publication of information re (D’Arcy) 2851 (Hewitt) 2854
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 248
Consumers' Association of Canada
Consumption (Economics)
Consumer confidence (Blencoe) 2038 (D’Arcy) 1988-9 (Hanson) 2423 (Lea) 1006 (Parks) 1003 (Rose) 954, 1605, 1609, 2082-3 (Stupich) 1932-3
Economic recovery and consumer spending (D’Arcy) 1988-9 (Lea) 204, 205, 205-6, 1006-7 (Rose) 2082-3 (Stupich) 176
Legislation, 1983 session, effect of on consumer spending (Cocke) 264-5 (Gabelmann) 373-4, 376 (Lockstead) 432 (Nicolson) 398, 2012 (Rose) 348, 457-8
Non-essentials, elimination of (Fraser, R.) 217
Spending at retail level, multiplier effect (D’Arcy) 2301
Spending by social assistance recipients (Brown) 301
Spending, effect of tax increases on (Wallace) 970
Spending, incentives for (Lauk) 2388
Spending, level of in B.C. (Lauk) 2388
Continental Airlines
Mentioned: (Rose) 2027
Convention centre, Vancouver, B.C.
See: Vancouver, B.C.-Convention centre
Conway, Molly
Quoted (Rose) 951
Cook, Neil B.
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 923
Cooper, John
Mentioned: (Brown) 1848 (Howard) 1241
Cooperative housing
See entries under Housing
Coopers and Lybrand Ltd.
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1566 (Howard) 1466
Copper industry and trade
Copper, demand for (Rogers) 3156
Copper, export of (Howard) 2957 (Phillips) 2829, 2843
Copper industry in B.C. (Lea) 2952
Copper price (Lockstead) 3155 (Rogers) 3156
Copper reserves for future industry (Howard) 2845
Copper smelter in B.C., proposal for (Phillips) 2843
World markets, competitiveness in (Lea) 207
Coquihalla Highway
Construction of (Fraser, A.) 87
Mentioned: (Sanford) 139
Coquitlam, B.C.
Les activites culturelles canadiennes francaises (Parks) 230
Burnaby shopping centre on Coquitlam border (Rose) 514
Commuter rail system, funds for (Rose) 118
Landfill problem (Rose) 118
Municipal council, letter from quoted (Rose) 515
Riverview Heights housing development (Throne speech) 6
Riverview Heights park (Fraser, R.) 12 (Throne speech) 6
Shopping centre, construction of (Reid) 493-4 (Rose) 514
Traffic (Rose) 3128
Transit, need for (Rose) 117
Westwood Plateau housing project (Brummet) 2897
Coquitlam-Moody constituency
Description of (Rose) 117
Traffic problems (Rose) 117
Coquitlam River, B.C.
Bridge (Fraser, A.) 3129
Coquitlam School District
See: School District 43
Corbeil, Michael
Mentioned: (Howard) 1240
Corcoran, Owen
Tribute to (Passarell) 650
Cornell University
Mentioned: (Barrett) 1768, 1771
Cornett, Jack
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1757
Corporation Capital Tax Act
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Corporations
Debt, level of (Rose) 2163
Decentralization of (Gabelmann) 1621-2 (Rose) 1615-6
Economic conditions, effect of (Waterland) 999
Employees, reduction in number of (Rose) 1614-5
Executives, salary settlements (Dailly) 25
Government incentives for (Lauk) 152
Head offices, establishment of in B.C. (Bennett) 1191
Incorporations, number of (Curtis) 814 (Stupich) 175
Landlords, development corporations, government policies re (Blencoe) 671
Private sector, meaning of term (Skelly) 29
Private sector, role of (Fraser, R.) 1957 (McGeer) 76
Problems of North American industry (Passarell) 49-50
Profits and job creation (Brummet) 141
Profits, increase in (Skelly) 1982
Profits, investment of (Macdonald) 2181
Recession, effect of (Curtis) 161
Regulations, government (Curtis) 160 (Skelly) 30
Restraint programs, study of (Rose) 1614-5
Social Credit Party, support for, 1983 election campaign (Stupich) 328
Corporations — Taxation
Capital, taxation of, opposition to (Davis) 926
Corporate share of taxation, decline in (Rose) 580 (Skelly) 2065
Forest companies, corporation tax, refund of (Campbell) 908
Level of (Bennett) 1193 (Davis) 926 (McGeer) 76
Level of, overtaxation, effect of (Bennett) 1188
Municipal taxation of corporations (Blencoe) 1141 (Nic olson) 1154 (Skelly) 1143-4
Resource industries, taxation of, effect of (D’Arcy) 1217
Revenue, decline in (Campbell) 908 (Curtis) 166 (McGeer) 415
Tax incentives, effects of (Skelly) 2179-80
Correction Act
Mentioned: (Brown) 3003
Correctional institutes
Admissions to, motor-vehicle related offences (Brown) 3007-8 (Smith) 3010
Appropriation, reduction in (Brown) 3002, 3003, 3007-8 (Stupich) 179
Corrections system, proposals for (Reynolds) 3011
Cost of (Curtis) 164
Early release program (Brown) 3001, 3008 (Smith) 3001
Equipment purchases (Brown) 3008
Food services, contracting out of (Chabot) 3142 (Hanson) 3140
Inmates, increase in number of (Smith) 3002
Inmates, use of for public sector work (Curtis) 164
Medical standards (Brown) 3008
Staff, training of (Brown) 3003, 3009
Corrections branch
Attendance program, privatization of (Blencoe) 3017 (Smith) 3017
Changes in, proposals for (Reynolds) 308
Services, privatization of (Reynolds) 2994 (Smith) 2994
Correspondence schools and courses
Courses, restriction on (Lauk) 1575
Cosgrove, Paul J.
Mentioned: (Gardom) 2583
Cost and standard of living
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, effect of (Barrett) 2298-9
Cost of living, increase in (Cocke) 2353 (Stupich) 1924 (Wallace) 2069
Elderly, cost of living for (Hanson) 2114
Family budgets for low-income families (Hanson) 889
Income tax, level of, and standard of living (Macdonald) 1520
Standard of living in Canada, World War II years (Stupich) 2098-9
Standard of living, maintenance of (Rose) 2027
Cougar
Rogers, C. S. , landing in Penticton for cougar skin (Cocke) Q. 2729 (Rogers) A. 2729, A. 2729-30
Council of Forest Industries of B.C.
Consultation with (Waterland) 3032
“The Forest Industry Fact Book” mentioned (Skelly) 1144
Forest management, proposals for (Skelly) Q. 2944
Forest management, role in (Skelly) 3030
Northern interior lumber sector mentioned (Skelly) 3030
Mentioned: (Curtis) 2954 (Fraser, A.) 775 (Lockstead) 3158 (Michael) 775 (Phillips) 2835 (Rose) 454, 514, 789, 2029 (Skelly) 3026, 3030
Council of Ministers of Education
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 3201 (Nicolson) 2366
Council of Principals
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 1368
Council of Senior Citizens of B.C.
Council of the 80s
Meetings, information re (Barnes) Q. 594 (McCarthy) A. 594
Members, information re (Barnes) Q. 594 (McCarthy) A. 594
Counterattack program
Funding for (Brown) 3007 (Smith) 3010
Information re (Brown) Q. 3211 (Smith) A. 3211
Mentioned: (Brown) 410 (Hewitt) 2824
Country Life
County government
County system, proposal for (Gabelmann) 891, 1620 (Lea) 663, 1824, 1825, 2468
Courage
Smoking and bravery (Rose) 579
Courier, Kelowna, B.C.
Courtenay School District
See: School District 71
Courtenay Senior Secondary School, Courtenay, B.C.
Mentioned: (Sanford) 1549
Courts
Court services (Smith) 2986, 2987
Court system (Smith) 2987
Court reporters, replacement of (Johnston) 968
Native courtworker program (Brown) Q. 2612, Q. 2613, 3020
Provincial court, appropriation for, 1983-84 fiscal year (Brown) 408
Cowichan Lake School District
See: School District 66
Cowichan Leader, Duncan, B.C.
Quoted (Wallace) 2304
Cowichan News, Duncan, B.C.
Quoted (Macdonald) 1595 (Wallace) 644, 645, 1532
Cowichan School District
See: School District 65
Cowichan Valley, B.C.
Forest industry, meeting re (Wallace) 43
Wood-processing facility for (Wallace) 3046-7, 3047 (Waterland) 3047
Cowichan Valley Regional District
Duncan, city core and regional district (Wallace) 510-1, 1235, 1235-6
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, request re (Wallace) 2248
Craig Aspinall and Associates Ltd.
Use of services of (Barrett) 874-5 (Hanson) Q. 703, Q. 855 (Chabot) A. 855
Credit Bureau of Vancouver
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2848
Credit rating of B.C. bonds
See entries under Bonds
Crerar, Alistair
Mentioned: (Reynolds) 155
Creston, B.C.
Black Bridge, removal of (Nicolson) 71
Creston-Kaslo School District
See: School District 86
Creston Valley Funds Ltd.
Accounts receivable (Curtis) 792
Creston Valley Hospital, Creston, B.C.
Extended-care unit, opening of (Nicolson) 72
Creston Valley Wildlife Act
Allegation re (Nicolson) 884
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2647
Creston Valley Wildlife Management Authority
Employees subject to Public Sector Restraint Act (Nicolson) 2647
Cricket
West Indian cricket team (Brown) 301-2 (Reynolds) 710, 711
Crime and criminals
Community service order program (Brown) 3020 (Sanford) 3018-9
Diversion centres, funding for (Brown) Q. 534 (Smith) A. 534
Diversion program (Skelly) 444
Young offenders program, funding for (Wallace) 2971
See also: Juvenile delinquency; Prisoners; Prostitution; Rehabilitation of criminals
Crime prevention
Award ceremony, Victoria (Smith) 3017
Emphasis on (Smith) 2987
Funding for programs (Blencoe) 3017
Preventive services (Smith) 3017
Criminal Code of Canada
Amendments to (Smith) 2987
Obscenity sections, problems re (Smith) 2993
Quoted (Brown) 768
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2847 (Lauk) 3069, 3070 (Lea) 663, 1825
Criminal Injury Compensation Act
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 362
Criminal injury compensation fund
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 2238
Criminal injury compensation program
Reduction in (Brown) 299 (Curtis) 164
Crispo, John
Quoted (Wallace) 1965
Crocker, G.E.
Mentioned: (Sanford) 2981
Crofton House School for Girls, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Dailly) 1486 (Rose) 1608
Crofton Manor, Vancouver, B.C.
Profits on sale of (Macdonald) 923
Croll, David
Crosland, Anthony (Tony)
Quoted (Macdonald) 923
Cross, Philip
Quoted (Stupich) 1932 (Wallace) 970, 2971
Crown Corporation Reporting Repeal Act
(Bill 21) (Minister of Intergovernmental Relations) 1R, 168
Opposition to (Kempf) 981
Crown corporations
Accountability of (Barrett) 743 (Dailly) 236 (Lockstead) 243
Accounts receivable, notes receivable, total of (Stupich)Q. 791 (Curtis) A. 791-2
Benefits of (Dailly) 24
Borrowing by (Stupich) 173
Borrowing by, interest savings on (Curtis) 2271
Criticism of (Fraser, A.) 87-8
Debt (Cocke) 806, 1415, 2974 (Davis) 2974 (Stupich) 2273
Debts, forgivable loans process (Curtis) 1391
Directors, appointment of (Cocke) 3060
Elimination of (Cocke) 1382 (Nielsen) 27
Employees, coverage of under Labour Code (Hanson) 2497
Employees, exclusion from Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act, 1983 (Gabelmann) 2441
Employees, financial information re (Barrett) 844, 849
Employees, reduction in number of (D’Arcy) 421
Employees, tenure (D’Arcy) 303
Establishment of (Cocke) 2974 (Campbell) 101 (Stupich) 2273
Interference in by Finance ministry (Howard) 1391
Management personnel, credit rating, change in (Hanson) 991
Ministers' directorships (Barrett) 844
New Democratic Party policy on (Reynolds) 156
Number of, increase in (Stupich) 1088
Operation of (Reynolds) 156
Pension funds, administration costs (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1414
Pension funds, contributions to (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1380, 1413
Pension funds, employers' costs (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1382
Pension (Public Service) Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Private sector, return to (Dailly) 24 (Lockstead) 83 (Passarell) 50
Provincial Treasury Financing Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Rates, limit on increases in (Blencoe) 1202 (Cocke) 1208
Crown counsel
Crown prosecutors (Smith) 2986
Crown Forest Industries
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 2663, 3051 (Waterland) 3052
Crown land
Agricultural land, release of (Throne speech) 6
Applications for, processing of (Brummet) 2897
Grants to municipalities for parks (Brummet) 2898
Price of (Brummet) 2897
Residential development, land for (Brummet) 2897
Crown Proceeding Act
Mentioned: (Curtis) 11
Crown prosecutors
Attorney-General ministry, Crown prosecutorial system (Macdonald) 442
Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of (Macdonald) 442
Crown Willamette Paper Co.
Mentioned: (Phillips) 712
Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd.
Crown Zellerbach News mentioned (Skelly) 1144
Ocean Falls mill, closing of (Brown) 809 (Cocke) 806 (Lockstead) 713
Property taxes (Skelly) 1144
Mentioned: (Brown) 808, 809 (Cocke) 804 (Lockstead) 713, 714, 715, 724, 725 (Phillips) 712
See also: Crown Forest Industries
Crows Nest and Kootenay Lake Railway Co.
Mentioned: (Hanson) 772
Crows Nest Pass Act (Canada)
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 755 (Hanson) 772, 773 (Michael) 775
Crowsnest Pass Coal Co.
Mentioned: (Hanson) 773
Crowsnest Pass freight rate
See entries under Railroads-Rates
Cruelty to children
Child abuse (Brown) 977 (McCarthy) 130
Child-abuse prevention program (Brown) 976 (McCarthy) 130
Child-abuse prevention program, elimination of (Barnes) 342 (Barrett) Q. 960 (Brown) 300, 301, 2635, 2643
Child-abuse teams, elimination of (Barnes) 932, 2916 (Brown) 976 (Macdonald) 923 (Sanford) 1026
Helpline for children, calls received (Barnes) Q. 594 (McCarthy) A. 594, 2912
Helpline for children, copying of elsewhere (McCarthy) 2912
Helpline for children service, continuation of (McCarthy) 2912
Sexual abuse of children (Brown) 978-9
Violence towards children (Brown) 36-7
Cruise missile
Motion 3, debate on (Nicolson) 333
Testing of, government support for (Lea) 756
Testing of, protest re (Nicolson) Q. 333 (Bennett) A. 333
Cruise ships
See: Ocean liners
Cuff case
Appeal (Segarty) Q. 80 (Smith) A. 80
Mentioned: (Smith) 80
Culhane, Claire
Mentioned: (Brown) 2999 (Smith) 2999
Curricula (Courses of study)
See: Education — Curricula
Curtis, Hon. Hugh A. (Saanich and the Islands) Minister of Finance
Agricultural Land Commission 164
Agricultural projects, funds for 2330
Alcohol and Drug Commission, jurisdiction over 165
Apprentices, unemployed apprentices, assistance for 162
Architects' services, use of private sector for 164
Assessments, residential property 2961
Attorney-General ministry, use of private sector legal advice 164
Automobiles, energy efficiency, federal standards for 2617
Automobiles, government, reduction in number of 163
Automobiles, sales tax holiday in Ontario 2622
Automobiles, sales tax on 166
Automobiles, sales tax on, preferential rate 2615-6, 2617
Automobiles, sales tax on, uniform rate 2279, 2615-6, 2616
Bailey, Michael, salary increase, review of, A. 21
Bankruptcies, increase in, A. 814
Banks, taxation of 2956, A. 3190-1
Beautiful British Columbia, B.C. Systems Corp. services to 2964
Beautiful British Columbia, privatization of 164
Bonds, credit rating of B.C. bonds, decline in, A. 226, A. 227, A. 996, A. 997, 2949
Bonds, parity bonds 2949
Borrowing and interest rates 161
Borrowing by government corporations, powers re 2272
Borrowing, disclosure of terms and conditions 2272
Borrowing, flexibility in 2272
Borrowing function, responsibility for 2271
Borrowing, government competition with private sector 161
Borrowing, interest savings on 2271
Borrowing, negotiations for 2271
Borrowing, use of funds, restriction on 2272
Borrowing, use of large issues 2274
B.C. Assessment Authority offices, closing of 2963
B.C. Assessment Authority staff, reduction in 2963
B.C. Buildings Corp., borrowing by 2176
B.C. Buildings Corp., payments to, A. 1021
B.C. Buildings Corp., space and cost reduction 163
B.C. Ferry Corp. fares, setting of 2963, 2964
B.C. Ferry Corp., subsidy 2963, 2964
B.C. Government Employees' Union, 1973 agreement with 1205
B.C. Hydro board membership (Nicolson) 74
B.C. Hydro, bond issue, summer 1983 997
B.C. Hydro borrowing, 1983-84 fiscal year 2949
B.C. Hydro, chairmanship of (Mitchell) 2960
B.C. Hydro staff, middle-management staff 1205
B.C. Railway, administration of 199
B.C. Railway, Anzac line, borrowing for, A. 854, A. 855
B.C. Systems Corp. data, confidentiality of 2977
B.C. Systems Corp., debt 2976
B.C. Systems Corp., disposition of 2976, 2977
B.C. Systems Corp., employees 2976
B.C. Systems Corp., privatization of, A. 1222
B.C. Systems Corp., sale of 2976, 2977
B.C. Utilities Commission, regulatory processes 164
Budget address 159-67
Budget debate 1203-6
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, alleged leak 2955, 2956
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, public service, information re, A. 1139
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, review of, A. 2611, A. 2729
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, revision of; decision on, A. 226
Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, support for 1203-4, 1205, 1206
Building materials, sales tax on 2959
Bureaucracy, increase in 160
Capital works, funds for 2330
Cash and temporary investments, information re, A. 532
Coal, northeast, losses, forecast re, A. 3152
College councils, elimination of 163
Colony Farm, transfer of to private sector 164
Compensation stabilization program 161, 163, 1921, 1923, 2978
Compensation stabilization program, arbitrated settlements 1922, 2743
Compensation stabilization program, arbitration under program 2741
Compensation stabilization program, extension of 1922, 2762
Compensation stabilization program, introduction of elsewhere 2095
Compensation stabilization program, regulations 2765, 2766
Compensation stabilization program, success of 2094
Compensation stabilization program, support for 1204
Computer services, use of private sector for 164
Conferences, Treasury Board directive re attendance at, A. 2552
Consumer and Corporate Affairs ministry, regional offices 164
Corporations, taxation revenue, decline in 166
Correctional inmates, use of for public sector work 164
Correctional institutes, cost of 164
Criminal injury compensation program, reduction in 164
Crown corporations, agencies, accounts and notes receivable, total of, A. 791-2
Crown corporations, debts, forgivable loans 1391
Cypress Bowl, ski facility, privatization of 164
Debt and gross provincial product 2976
Debt, federal 2976
Debt, interest on 2976
Debt, 1983-84 fiscal year, interest costs 162
Deficit, 1982-83 fiscal year 162, 816
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year 162, 816, 1204-5
Deputy ministers, compensation for 163
Diking and associated river projects, funds for 2330, 2333
Drinking drivers, blood-testing of hospitalized drivers 164
Drinking drivers, deterrents, punishments, review of 164
Drinking drivers, jailing of 164
Economic growth, forecasts of 2949, 2973
Economic recovery 160, 161, 167, 2729, 2948-9, 2974
Economies of western industrial world 160
Economy of B.C., diversification of, A. 997
Economy, meetings re 2953-4
Employment, capital projects, funds for 182
Employment creation projects, NDP proposal for 2333
Employment development account, job creation 162, 167
Employment Development Act (Bill 16) 1R, 169; 2330, 2333
Employment development, funds for 162, 190, 2330, 2333
Employment Standards Board, savings through changes in 164
Engineering services, use of private sector for 164
Environment ministry, regional offices 164
Estimates, format of 1357
Expenditure of funds received above projected amount 1062
Expenditures, increase in, 1983-84 fiscal year 162
Expenditures per capita, increase in, 1971-72 to present 163
Expenditures, restraint on 161-2, 163, 165
Expenditures, restraint on, advertising campaign re, A. 959, A. 960
Expenditures, restraint on, programs elsewhere 1921
Expenditures, restraint on, savings effected, A. 959, A. 960
Export corporation, proposal for 2954
Federal government, payment of taxes and fees by, agreement on 1062, 1209
Federal tax policy, effect of 165-6
Finance ministry, estimates 2946, 2948-9, 2953-4, 2955-6, 2956, 2959, 2961, 2963, 2964, 2969, 2970, 2972, 2973, 2973-4, 2976, 2977, 2978, 2980, 2983
Finance ministry, estimates, debate on 2955
Finance ministry, regional offices 164
Financial accountability, increase in 160
Financial Information Amendment Act (1983) 1052
Forests ministry, regional offices 164
Gasoline (Coloured) Tax Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 14) 1R, 169; amdts. to 1R, 2171; 2570-1, 2573-4
Gasoline (Coloured) Tax Amendment Act, 1983, consultation re 2573
Government advertising, expenditures on 201
Government advertising, publications, consolidation of 163
Government advertising, television films 200
Government agencies, organizations, financial affairs of 1062
Government agents, applicants for Kelowna position, A. 20
Government agents, review of position of 19
Government, cost of 167
Government documentation, reproduction of signatures on 2272
Government funds, fees for collection and management of 1062
Government office space, reduction in 163, 164
Government offices, costs, reduction in 163
Government, principles endorsed in operation of 160
Government programs, services, privatization of 164
Government property, leasing of 2980
Government, regionalization of, ending of 164
Government regulation of business, industry 160
Government, size of 167
Government, size of, reduction in 163
Gross provincial product, 1982, decline in 161, 2948
Gross provincial product, 1983, forecast re 161
Health care projects, funds for 2330
Health care system, cost of 165, 1205
Health care, user fees, payment of for poor 166
Health ministry expenditures, increase in 165
High-technology industry, risk capital for 165
Highway construction, funds for 2330
Home purchase assistance grants, cancellation of 165
Hospital boards, amalgamation of 163
Hospitals, acute-care per diem rate, increase in 166
Hospitals, construction of 165
Hospitals, emergency-care fee, increase in 166
Hospitals, expenditures, increase in 1205
Hospitals, extended-care per diem rate, increase in 166
Hospitals, user fees, increase in 166
Housing and employment development bonds 2949
Housing, social, rent levels 165
Human Resources ministry, appropriation, overrun 202
Human Resources ministry, expenditures, increase in 161, 165
Human rights branch, savings effected 164
Human Rights Commission, savings effected 164
Income Tax Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 4) 1R, 169; 816-7, 2184-5, 2575, 2576, 2577, 2578, 2579, 2580, 2581, 2582
Income tax, Canada-B.C. tax collection agreement 166
Income tax credits, abolition of 165, 816, 2184, 2575
Income tax credits, abolition of, information to electorate re 2184
Income tax credits, abolition of, review of 816
Income tax credits, abolition of, savings effected 816, 2575-6, 2578
Income tax credits, 1982 credits, claims for 2184-5, 2582
Income tax, surtax on higher incomes 2576
Industrial assistance program 165
Industries, establishment of in B.C. 1205
Interest rate, increase in 161
Investment in B.C. 1205
Investor confidence in B.C. 2972
Job creation, new jobs since January 1 (1983) 1205, 2611, 2729
Lands, Parks and Housing ministry, regional offices 164
Legal aid, appropriation for 164
Legal aid program, review of 164
Legislation, 1983 session, debate on 2985
Log-house construction, tax benefit for 2959
Maintenance orders, enforcement of 165
Manning Park Lodge, ski facilities, privatization of 164
Marine bunker fuel, sales volume 2573-4
Marine bunker fuel, tax increase 167
Marine bunker fuel, tax increase, effect of 2573
Marine bunker fuel, tax on, basis for 2570
Marine bunker fuel, 'tax on fuel in transit 2571
Medical Services Plan expenditures, increase in 1205
Mill rate, variable system 166
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 17) 1R, 169; 1061-2, 1357-8, 1391, 1392
Motor Vehicle Act amendments, proclaiming of 164
Motor vehicle inspection branch, savings effected 164
Municipal Affairs ministry, regional offices 164
NEED program, funds for 162
Northern B.C., tax benefit program 2959
Oral questions, preambles to 430
Pacific Coach Lines Ltd., privatization of 164
Physicians, Medical Services Plan billings, review of 165
Physicians, number and location of, control over 165
Planning and analysis, use of private sector for 164
Planning branch, savings effected 164
Political parties, candidates, 1983 election 816-7
Political parties, requirement re political statement 2580, 2581
Political parties, requirements for receipt authority 816, 2580, 2581
Press release quoted (Brown) 2101, 2102, 2104 (Gabelmann) 2121 (Rose) 2160, 2161
Property tax, business, industrial properties, exemption for 167
Property tax, increase in minimum tax 166, 1357-8, 1392
Property tax, increase in minimum tax, properties affected 1391
Property tax, machinery and equipment, exemption for 167
Property tax, minimum tax payable, exemptions 1062, 1357, 1391
Property tax, rural areas, prepaid taxes 1062
Property tax, rural areas, prepayment of 1062
Property tax, rural land, increase in 166
Provincial Secretary and Government Services ministry, regional offices 164
Provincial Treasury Financing Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 28) 1R, 169; 2271-2, 2274
Public service, appointments to, policy on, A. 20
Public service, collective bargaining, stand on (Hanson) 2496-7
Public Service Commission functions, consolidation of 163
Public service, compensation levels 160, 162, 1922-3, 2094, 2748-9, 2763
Public service, compensation levels, increase in, lack of provision for 162
Public service, compensation plans 1921, 2740, 2744
Public service employees, auxiliary employees 1061, 1357
Public service employees, auxiliary employees, seasonal increases in 1357
Public service employees, information re in estimates book 1061
Public service employees, 1973 agreement with 1205
Public service employees, number of 160, 163, 1061-2
Public service employees, number of, reduction in 163, 1062
Public service employees, productivity 163, 1922, 2094, 2752, 2753, 2754, 2755, 2757-8, 2760
Public service, regional operations, staff for 164
Public service, senior staff, compensation for 163, 2751-2, 2752, 2753
Public service, strikes 160
Quarterly financial report, 1983-84 fiscal year, first quarter, A. 1022
Quarterly financial report, 1983-84 fiscal year, third quarter 2955-6
Receivers, payment of outstanding taxes by 1062
Regional districts, zoning function, removal of 164
Regional resource management committees, savings effected 164
Rentalsman, savings effected 164
Resignation of, proposal for (Nicolson) 351-2 (Stupich) 172, 173
Restaurant meals, sales tax on 166, 2279, 2430, 2618, 2619
Restaurant meals, sales tax on, administration of 2279, 2430
Restaurant meals, sales tax on elsewhere 2279, 2618, 2619
Restaurant meals, sales tax on, proposals for 2279, 2619
Restaurant meals, sales tax on, revenue anticipated 2279
Revenue, federal transfers, reduction in 166
Revenue, 1982-83 fiscal year, decline in 161
Revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year 162, 1204
Revenue, resource revenue, decline in 165-6
Sales tax, Atlin, and out-of-province purchases 2959
Sales tax, evasion of 2959
Sales tax, exemptions 166, 2278, 2430
Sales tax, exemptions, patent medicines 2430
Sales tax, increase in 166, 2279
Sales tax, increase in, delay in 2622
Sales tax, increase in, revenue anticipated 2279
Sales tax, level of 2278-9, 2431
Sales tax, rebate on, boat purchases 2361
School districts, amalgamation of 163
School districts, financial management 163
Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts and Economic Affairs, access to documents 2969, 2970
Small business, bankruptcies, A. 814
Small business, incorporations 814
Social assistance rates, level of 165
Social programs, expenditures on, increase in 162
Social Service Tax Act, exemption of goods leased by fishermen 1062
Social Service Tax Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 15) 1R, 169; 2278-80, 2359, 2430-1, 2615-6, 2616, 2617, 2617-8, 2618-9, 2619, 2621, 2622
Social Service Tax Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2359
Social Service Tax Amendment Act, 1983, regulations 2621
Special warrants (Curtis) 2983
Special warrants, inclusion of under Supply Act (No. 1) (1983) 190, 198
Special warrants, use of funds 200-1
Student aid, appropriation for 165
Summer youth employment subsidy 162
Sunmask Petroleum Corp. shares, investigation into, A. 1398
Supply Act (No. 1) , 1983 (Bill 10) 1R, 190, 198-9, 199, 200, 201-2, 202
Supply Act (No. 3) , 1983 (Bill 38) 1R, 2983; 2983, 2985
Supply Act (No. 4) , 1983 (Bill 39) 1R, 3209
Surgery, day-patient charges, increase in 166
Tax collection, attachments, third-party demands 1062
Tax collection, payment of fees and commissions for 1357
Tax collection, vendor-operators 1062
Tax system, provincial, proposal for 817
Taxation, policy on 2954
Teacher-pupil ratio, reduction in 163
Telephone calls, long-distance, sales tax on 166, 2279, 2430-1, 2618
Telephone calls, long-distance, sales tax on, revenue 2279-80
Tobacco, commission paid to vendors 559
Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 13) 1R, 169; 559, 1389
Tobacco tax, increase in 166, 559
Tobacco tax, indexing of 559
Tobacco tax revenue, increase in 559
Tourism ministry, advertising, details re 199, 200
Tozer, Tony, appointment of as government agent, A. 19, A. 20
Tozer, Tony, qualifications of, A. 20
Trade missions 2954
Tranquille Farm, transfer of to private sector 164
Transportation and Highways ministry, regional offices 164
Travels in constituency during 1983 summer 1203
Treasury bills, information re, A. 792
Treasury bills, interest on 2983
Unemployment rate 161, 162, 2973-4
Unemployment rate, Victoria, A. 3088
Wage settlements, restraint on 161
Water licence fee, increase in, deferral of 167
Young Offenders Act, cost of to B.C. 164
Custody of children
See: Parent and child (Law)
Cuthbert case
Mentioned: (Dailly) 1095
Cypress Bowl, B.C.
Ski facility (Gabelmann) 986
Ski facility, privatization of (Brummet) 1507 (Curtis) 164 (Reynolds) 184 (Smith) 1030
Mentioned: (Brummet) 728
Cyprus
Forests, present state of (Lea) 2833