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
E&N Railway
See: Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway
EBAP
See: Employment-bridging assistance program
ENFOR Review
Mentioned: (Skelly) 3035
Eagle Ridge Hospital, Port Moody, B.C.
Emergency facility (Nielsen) 3074 (Rose) 3074, 3075
Facilities (Nielsen) 3078
Opening of (Nielsen) 3074 (Rose) 3074
Easingwood, Joe
Candidature for Social Credit Party (Blencoe) 671, 699
East Kootenay Community College
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 2945 (Nicolson) 1376, 3172
East Pine Provincial Park
Mentioned: (Throne speech) 6
East Side Family Place, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Brown) 977
Eckardt, Lawrence S.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 2224
Ecological reserves
Expenditures on (Mitchell) Q. 414 (Brummet) A. 414
Purpose of (Brummet) 2904
Reserves created (Mitchell) Q. 414 (Brummet) A. 414
Economic assistance, American
Marshall Plan (Lea) 207
Economic conditions
Economics, laws of (Mitchell) 1032
Government repression and economic recovery (Gabelmann) 985
Planned economies (Macdonald) 925 (Nicolson) 914
World economy (Curtis) 160 (Macdonald) 922
Economic Council of Canada
Mentioned: (Curtis) 2949 (Davis) 69, 3116 (Gardom) 3167
Economic policy
Private market economy (Blencoe) 676
Economists
Reliability of (Lauk) 385 (Nielsen) 26
Economy of British Columbia
See: British Columbia — Economic conditions
Economy of Canada
See: Canada-Economic conditions
Edinburgh, Prince Philip, Duke of
Visit to British Columbia (Throne speech) 2
Edmonton Eskimos
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1919 (Cocke) 1951 (Sanford) 1919, 1990 (Schroeder) 1919 (Skelly) 1919
Education
Availability of, increase in (Stupich) 1530
California school system (Heinrich) 3186
Classes, size of and new programs (Michael) 656
Education, opportunities for in B.C. (Nicolson) 3174
Education personnel, salary levels (Davis) 403 (Rose) 2710
Education system (Barnes) 1180-1 (Brown) 1493 (Campbell) 100 (Dailly) 1486 (D’Arcy) 1216-8, 1562 (Gabelmann) 1547 (Hanson) 1481 (Heinrich) 3195 (Lauk) 1573, 1574 (Parks) 233 (Reynolds) 183-4 (Rose) 119, 1524, 1526 (Skelly) 1624
Education system, Canadian (Lauk) 1174-5 (Rose) 1370
Education system, centralization of (Barnes) 1555 (Barrett) 1599 (Blencoe) 685, 1541, 1585 (Brown) 1210 (Cocke) 637, 638, 1509, 1616-8, 2713-4 (Brummet) 634 (Dailly) 630-1, 632, 634 (D’Arcy) 1215, 1217, 1562, 1570, 1571, 1630 (Gabelmann) 890, 891, 1620-1 (Hanson) 1483 (Lauk) 1176, 1177, 1178-9, 1573 (Lea) 1537-8 (Lockstead) 870, 1503 (Macdonald) 1521-2, 1523, 1595, 1618-9 (Mitchell) 1166 (Nicolson) 1559, 1560 (Passarell) 649, 650, 1514 (Rose) 1524, 1527, 1603, 1605, 2585 (Sanford) 658, 1548-9 (Skelly) 1170, 1498 (Stupich) 1529, 1581 (Wallace) 645, 646
Education system, changes in (Rose) Q. 251 (Heinrich) A. 251
Education system, morale in (Blencoe) 1587 (Dailly) 1488 (D’Arcy) 1218
Education system, preservation and improvement of (Bennett) 1190
Education system, privatization of (Barnes) 1455 (Dailly) 1486
Education system, Social Credit Party's attitude to (Barnes) 1555 (Skelly) 1499, 1500
Government policy on (Rose) 3184-5
High technology and education (Rose) 1403
Liberal education (Lea) 144
Parents' role in (Barrett) 1578-9 (Rose) 3185
Post-secondary education, access to (Heinrich) 3203-4 (Rose) 1371-2, 1401-2, 1402-3, 3183, 3201-2
Post-secondary education, rural students (McGeer) 3173 (Nicolson) 3171-2, 3180 (Rose) 1371-2
Productivity in education (Rose) 116
Programs, locally developed, abolition of (Barrett) 1578-9 (Lauk) 1574, 1575
School program costs and materials (Sanford) 659-60
Special-education needs (Dailly) 1487 (Gabelmann) 890, 892 (Rose) 1526
Special-education programs (Dailly) 631, 2586
Special-education programs, appropriation (Dailly) 631, 1485 (Rose) 1608
Special-education programs, Education minister's powers re (D’Arcy) 1569 (Nicolson) 652, 653 (Stupich) 1529
Special-education programs, protection of (Parks) 897 (Strachan) 640
Special-needs children, integration of into school system (Cocke) 637, 1510 (Stupich) 1531
Students, present-day students (Rose) 1524-6
Summer school for children, elimination of (Dailly) 1486 (Lauk) 1574, 1575
United States, educational system (Brummet) 636 (Cocke) 637 (Heinrich) 3186
Wage demands (McGeer) 3173
Education — Curricula
Core curriculum (Lauk) 1178
Curriculum, revisions to (Heinrich) 3182
Curriculum, use of for partisan purposes (Lauk) 1176
Education — Finance
Appropriation for education, increase in (Campbell) 100
Budgets, three-year budgets (Rose) 3197
Costs (Blencoe) 684 (Sanford) 1549
Costs, increase in (Barnes) 1556 (Cocke) 638 (Dailly) 632 (D’Arcy) 1630 (Davis) 68 (Gabelmann) 1546-7 (Hanson) 1480 (Heinrich) 627 (Howard) 1168-9, 1170 (Lauk) 1177 (Michael) 656 (Nicolson) 1560 (Passarell) 651, 1515 (Rose) 1528, 1609-10, 2585 (Schroeder) 241 (Stupich) 1583-4 (Wallace) 644, 1534
Costs per pupil (Dailly) 1252 (Lauk) 1572 (Nicolson) 1078
Costs per pupil, costs elsewhere (Heinrich) 3201
Costs per pupil, variation in (Heinrich) 630, 3182, 3200 (Michael) 918 (Parks) 895 (Rose) 1287
Costs, salaries, wages (Veitch) 1938
Educational institutions, borrowing by, 1982-83, 1983-84 fiscal years (D’Arcy) 2106, 2175
Educational price index, proposal for (Dailly) 633
Expenditures (Lea) 2951
Expenditures per pupil (Campbell) 1447
Expenditures, restraint on (Sanford) 660 (Wallace) 2971
Finance formula (Brummet) 2586 (Dailly) 1485 (Heinrich) A. 429 (Nicolson) 654, 1559-60 (Rose) Q. 429, 1612-3
Funding of, basis for (Dailly) 633
Funding of, pre-election period (Brown) 34 (Lockstead) 868
Funding of, reduction in (Heinrich) 3186 (Lockstead) 83-4 (Mitchell) 899 (Rose) 3182, 3187 (Skelly) 356 (Stupich) 179
Provincial contribution, decline in (D’Arcy) 1217 (Heinrich) 1637 (Lockstead) 869, 1503 (Mitchell) 1972 (Nicolson) 1078, 1269 (Rose) 119, 3194 (Sanford) 1549, 3198 (Wallace) 644
Provincial grants, increase in (Reid) 279
School districts, budgets. See entries under School districts
School tax (Heinrich) 628 (Throne speech) 4
School tax, appeals against (Heinrich) 2798 (Howard) 1509 (Rose) 2798
School tax, delinquent taxes (Heinrich) 2799 (Rose) 2799
School tax, farm improvements exemption (Heinrich) 2799, 2808, 2802 (Rose) 2800, 2802
School tax, formula for (Michael) 657
School tax, increase in (Blencoe) 684-5 (D’Arcy) 1562, 1569, 1571, 1631, 1632 (Dailly) 631 (Hanson) 1483 (Lockstead) 1503 (Rose) 1372, 1610 (Sanford) 662 (Wallace) 644
School tax, level of in B.C. (Cocke) 1511 (Lauk) 1573
School tax, non-residential property (Blencoe) 685 (Dailly) 1252 (D’Arcy) 1632 (Gabelmann) 890 (Lockstead) 1503 (Rose) 1611-2 (Wallace) 1535
School tax, residential property (Brown) 684, 1353 (Dailly) 1252-3 (Lauk) 1176 (Lea) 1148 (Nicolson) 1078 (Sanford) 1277
Education, Ministry of
Speakers: Blencoe 3204, 3204-5; Heinrich 3181-2, 3185-7, 3194-5, 3199-3201, 3203-4, 3204, 3205; Howard 3205; Passarell 3203; Rose 3182-5, 3187-8, 3191-4, 3195-7, 3201-3; Sanford 3197-9
Administration of (Gabelmann) 1547-8
“Administrative Handbook for Elementary and Secondary Schools” quoted (Rose) 1395
Appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in (Campbell) 909, 1010-1, 1446 (Heinrich) 627, 1637, 3200 (Howard) 1507-8 (Macdonald) 1522 (Mowat) 903 (Pelton) 1458 (Reynolds) 181, 183 (Rose) 3197, 3201
Appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year, special warrants (Rose) 3197
Deputy minister, powers of (Lauk) 1574 (Lockstead) 868, 1504 (Macdonald) 1593 (Mitchell) 899 (Rose) 1372
Deregulation of educational system (Heinrich) 3182, 3185 (Rose) 3182
Directives (Cocke) 638 (Heinrich) 2588 (Lockstead) 868 (Macdonald) 1591, 1592 (Rose) 1601, 2588, 2589, 2591
Directives, minister's powers re (Cocke) 638 (Gabelmann) 890, 891, 892 (Hanson) 1480 (Heinrich) 2587 (Howard) 1167, 1506-7 (Lockstead) 867 (Macdonald) 1520, 1522, 1591 (Mitchell) 1517 (Nicolson) 652, 654, 1558 (Rose) 1616, 2588 (Skelly) 1626 (Wallace) 1534
Jurisdiction of, change in (Nicolson) 881
Minister, powers of (Brown) 1210 (Cocke) 638, 639, 1407 (Dailly) 1373-4, 1375 (D’Arcy) 1563 (Hanson) 1480 (Lauk) 1176, 1177, 1179, 1427 (Lockstead) 871 (Macdonald) 1592 (Nicolson) 652, 655 (Passarell) 649, 1514 (Rose) 1370, 1401 (Skelly) 1170 (Stupich) 1529, 1581
Professional and special services, appropriation for (Heinrich) 3205 (Howard) 3205
“Report on Education” quoted (Wallace) 643
Staff, reduction in (Hanson) 3139, 3143
White Papers (Rose) 3184
Education (Interim) Finance Act
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Reaction to (Stupich) 1580
Sunset clause, repeal of (Cocke) 637, 639, 1509 (Howard) 1166-7, 1168, 1507, 1508 (Mitchell) 898 (Nicolson) 1558 (Sanford) 1550 (Stupich) 1528, 1581 (Wallace) 645
Mentioned: (Brown) 1273 (Nicolson) 1269 (Ritchie) 614 (Stupich) 1263
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 6) (Minister of Education) 1R, 170; 2R, 627-47, 649-63, 867-72, 898-901, 1165-84, 1210-8, 1480-1551, 1553-63, 1568-89, 1591-1638; C, 2584-91; 3R, 2792; RA, 2938
Speakers: Barnes 1179-84, 1553-8; Barrett 1575-80, 1595-1600, 1632-6; Brown 1210-5, 1489-94; Blencoe 1540-3, 1584-9, 1591; Brummet 634-6, 2586; Cocke 636-9, 1509-12, 1616-8, 2590; Dailly 630-4, 1484-9, 2586; D'Arcy 1215-8, 1561-3, 1568-71, 1628-32; Gabelmann 890-4, 1543-8, 1619-23; Hanson 1480-4; Heinrich 627-30, 1637-8, 2584, 2585-6, 2586-7, 2587, 2588, 2589-90, 2590, 2591; Howard 1166-70, 1506-9; Kempf 1553; Lauk 1174-9, 1571-5; Lea 662-3, 1536-40; Lockstead 867-72, 1501-6; Macdonald 1520-4, 1591-5, 1618-9; McGeer 1494-6; Michael 656-7; Mitchell 898-901, 1165-6, 1516-20, 2586, 2590-1; Nicolson 652-5, 1558-61; Parks 894-8; Passarell 646-7, 649-52, 1512-6, 1627-8; Rose 1524-8, 1600-16, 2584-5, 2587, 2588, 2588-9, 2589, 2590, 2591; Sanford 657-62, 1548-51; Skelly 1170-4, 1496-1501, 1623-7; Strachan 640-1; Stupich 1528-32, 1580-4; Wallace 641-6, 1532-6
Amdts: 2R (Hanson) 1484, negatived 1580; (Rose) 1616, negatived 1636; sec. l (Heinrich) 2584, approved 2587; sec. l (Heinrich) 2587, approved 2588; sec. l (Rose) 2588, negatived 2588; sec.1 (Rose) 2588, out of order 2589; sec.2 (Heinrich) 2589, approved 2591; sec.3 (Rose) 2591, negatived 2591
Divisions: 2R, 1580, 1638; 3R, 2792
Amendment to bill, proposal for (Stupich) 1583
Begin, Gary, candidature for Social Credit Party (Barrett) 1596-7 (Brown) 1214 (Stupich) 1582
Bennett, W.R., speech to Richmond Rotary Club quoted, referred to (Blencoe) 1540-1 (Passarell) 646, 647, 649, 1514-5, 1628
Bill, basis for (Barrett) 1633-4 (Gabelmann) 1620, 1623
Bill, committee of Legislature on, proposal for (Barrett) 1599 (Dailly) 1487-8 (Howard) 1507 (Macdonald) 1520, 1521, 1522, 1524 (Skelly) 1501
Bill, consultation on (Barnes) 1181 (D’Arcy) 1569 (Gabelmann) 891 (Stupich) 1584
Bill, debate on (Howard) 1506
Bill, debate on in C.C. Michael's constituency, proposal for (Macdonald) 1593
Bill, meetings re (Heinrich) 628, 629, 2584 (Lockstead) 867 (Passarell) 651, 652
Bill, provisions of and Social Credit Party election platform (Barrett) 1576, 1596 (Lockstead) 868 (Stupich) 1530
Bill, reaction to (D’Arcy) 1561 (Nicolson) 654, 1560
Bill, support for (Cocke) 637
Bill, timing of (Dailly) 633
Bill, withdrawal of, proposal for (Dailly) 632 (Passarell) 651
Birth rate, decline in (Strachan) 641
Budget, debate on (Mitchell) 1165
Campbell, Daniel R.D., statements re education referred to (Sanford) 1549-50
Campbell, Kim, remarks re act (Dailly) 631 (Heinrich) 629
Canadian Pacific Railway, decentralization of (D’Arcy) 1216
Centralization under present government, increase in (Barrett) 1634-5 (D’Arcy) 1631 (Gabelmann) 1621 (Lea) 663 (Rose) 1603, 1605, 1606
Centralized governments, organizations, failure of (D’Arcy) 1216, 1570, 1629 (Rose) 1615
Cherokee Indian tribe, literacy level (Rose) 1615
Citizenry, teaching of in school system (Lea) 1536
Class size, effect of on quality of education (Heinrich) 629
Classes, new programs and small classes (Michael) 656
Coal, northeast, borrowing for (Nicolson) 653, 655
Coal, northeast, development of (Nicolson) 655
College courses offered, curtailment of (Stupich) 1530
Colleges, boards, school board appointments to (Rose) 1610
Colleges, federal funds for construction of (Stupich) 1531
Computer instruction in school system (Nicolson) 1558
Constitution for province, proposal re (Rose) 1603
Consumer spending and lack of job security (Rose) 1605, 1609
Correspondence school courses, restriction on (Lauk) 1575
Corporations, decentralization of (Gabelmann) 1621-2 (Rose) 1615-6
Corporations, employees, reduction in number of (Rose) 1614-5
Corporations, restraint programs (Rose) 1614-5
Cost per pupil, increase in (Heinrich) 627 (Wallace) 644
Cost per pupil, variation in from district to district (Heinrich) 630 (Parks) 895 (Rose) 1287
County system, proposal for (Gabelmann) 891, 1620 (Lea) 663
Curriculum, core curriculum (Lauk) 1178
Curriculum, use of for partisan purposes (Lauk) 1176
Debt, increase in (Barrett) 1634 (Blencoe) 1586 (Heinrich) 627 (Sanford) 660
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year (Parks) 895
Deputy Minister of Education, powers of under act (Lauk) 1574 (Lockstead) 868, 1504 (Macdonald) 1593 (Mitchell) 899
Deputy ministers, reporting by to Premier (Gabelmann) 1622 (Lea) 1538 (Macdonald) 1521, 1592, 1593 (Rose) 1605
Directives, definition, description of (Macdonald) 1591, 1592 (Rose) 2591
Directives, Education minister's powers re (Cocke) 638 (Gabelmann) 890, 891, 892 (Hanson) 1480 (Heinrich) 2587 (Howard) 1167, 1506-7 (Lockstead) 867 (Macdonald) 1520, 1522, 1591 (Mitchell) 1517 (Nicolson) 652, 654, 1558 (Rose) 1616, 2588 (Skelly) 1626 (Wallace) 1534
Directives, limiting of to budgetary matters (Rose) 2591
Directives, overriding of by school board (Rose) 2589
Directives, publication of (Heinrich) 2588 (Rose) 1601, 2588
Directives, secrecy of (Cocke) 638 (Lockstead) 868
Economy, effect of act on (Nicolson) 653
Education, availability of, increase in (Stupich) 1530
Education costs, increase in (Heinrich) 627 (Howard) 1168-9, 1170 (Michael) 656
Education costs, increase in under act (Barnes) 1556 (Cocke) 638 (Dailly) 632 (D’Arcy) 1630 (Gabelmann) 1546-7 (Hanson) 1486 (Lauk) 1177 (Nicolson) 1560 (Passarell) 651, 1515 (Rose) 1528, 1609-10, 2585 (Stupich) 1583-4 (Wallace) 1534
Education costs, percentage of personal income (Sanford) 1549
Education costs, provincial contribution (D’Arcy) 1217 (Heinrich) 1637 (Lockstead) 869, 1503 (Sanford) 1549 (Wallace) 644
Education, expenditures on, restraint on (Sanford) 660
Education finance formula (Brummet) 2586 (Dailly) 1485 (Nicolson) 654, 1559-60 (Rose) 1612-3 (Sanford) 658
Education, funds for (Dailly) 633 (Mitchell) 899
Education, funds for in pre-election period (Lockstead) 868
Education (Interim) Finance Act, school boards' reaction to (Stupich) 1580
Education minister, powers of under act (Brown) 1210 (Cocke) 638, 639 (D’Arcy) 1563 (Hanson) 1480 (Lauk) 1176, 1177, 1179 (Lockstead) 871 (Macdonald) 1592 (Nicolson) 652, 655 (Passarell) 649, 1514 (Skelly) 1170 (Stupich) 1529, 1581
Education ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in (Heinrich) 627, 1637 (Howard) 1170, 1507-8 (Macdonald) 1522
Education ministry, decisions of (Gabelmann) 1547-8
Education system (Barnes) 1180-1, 1555 (Dailly) 1486 (D’Arcy) 1217-8, 1562 (Hanson) 1481 (Lauk) 1573, 1574 (Rose) 1524, 1526 (Skelly) 1499, 1500
Education system, Canadian (Lauk) 1174-5
Education system, centralization of (Barnes) 1555 (Barrett) 1599 (Blencoe) 1541, 1585 (Brown) 1210 (Cocke) 637, 638, 1509, 1616-8 (Dailly) 630-1, 632, 634 (D’Arcy) 1215, 1217, 1562, 1570, 1571, 1630 (Gabelmann) 890, 891, 1620-1 (Hanson) 1483 (Lauk) 1176, 1177, 1178-9, 1573 (Lea) 1537-8 (Lockstead) 870, 1503 (Macdonald) 1521-2, 1523, 1595, 1618-9 (Mitchell) 1166 (Nicolson) 1559, 1560 (Passarell) 649, 650, 1514 (Rose) 1524, 1527, 1603, 1605, 2585 (Sanford) 658, 1548-9 (Skelly) 1170, 1498 (Stupich) 1529, 1581 (Wallace) 645, 646
Education system, centralization of, allegation re (Brummet) 634
Education system, consultative approach for (Skelly) 1624
Education system, decentralization of (Lauk) 1176
Education system, Education minister's responsibility re (D’Arcy) 1216
Education system, expenditures per pupil (Lauk) 1572
Education system, future needs of (Barnes) 1180
Education system, morale in (Blencoe) 1587 (Dailly) 1488 (D’Arcy) 1218
Education system, privatization of school system (Dailly) 1486
Education system, role of parents in (Barrett) 1578-9
Education system, standards for (Gabelmann) 1547
Education system, tenure in (Brummet) 635
Educational price index, proposal for (Dailly) 633
Elementary counselling program, elimination of (Lauk) 1574
Enrolment, decline in (Heinrich) 627 (Parks) 895 (Strachan) 641
Enrolment, 1984, 1985, increase in (Strachan) 641
Esquimalt Senior Secondary School, expansion of (Mitchell) 1517-9, 2590-1
Expenditures, increase in (Howard) 1169 (Nicolson) 652-3
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in (Howard) 1169-70 (Macdonald) 1522 (Skelly) 1499
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, legislative authority for (Barrett) 1599
Expenditures, reduction in, NDP proposals for (Sanford) 660
Expenditures, restraint on (McGeer) 1496 (Skelly) 1499, 1500
Expenditures, restraint on, advertising campaign re (Blencoe) 1586
Export products, fluctuations in price of (Macdonald) 1520
Families, children, impact of legislative program on (Blencoe) 1541, 1587 (Sanford) 1550-1
Families, preservation of (Barnes) 1555, 1556
Federal contribution to post-secondary education (Lauk) 1176-7
Fines under act (Barrett) 1576, 1576-7, 1596 (Cocke) 637-8 (Hanson) 1480 (Howard) 1167 (Michael) 657 (Passarell) 650, 1515 (Rose) 1602, 1603, 1606 (Stupich) 1582
Fraser Institute, influence of on government policy (D’Arcy) 1562
Fulton, Davie, political career (Rose) 1525
Government, decentralization of (Lea) 663
Government, size of, reduction in (Lea) 662-3
Gross provincial product, decline in (D’Arcy) 1631
Growth rate, forecast re (D’Arcy) 1631
Head Bay, transportation for school children (Gabelmann) 1544
Heroin treatment program (Barrett) 1599-1600 (Skelly) 1498
Hoist of bill (Barnes) 1554, 1556 (Barrett) 1575 (Brown) 1493 (Cocke) 1509, 1512 (Dailly) 1488 (D’Arcy) 1561, 1568 (Hanson) 1484 (Lauk) 1572 (Lea) 1539 (Macdonald) 1523, 1524 (McGeer) 1496 (Mitchell) 1517 (Nicolson) 1558, 1560-1 (Passarell) 1512 (Skelly) 1498
Hospital boards, directive to re use of funds (Skelly) 1173
Human rights protection, loss of (Rose) 1606-7
Income tax, level of, and standard of living (Macdonald) 1520
Independent schools, enrolment, increase in (Gabelmann) 1544
Independent schools, grants to (Dailly) 1486-7
Investment, climate for in B.C. (Rose) 1604-5
Job creation (Lauk) 1572 (Nicolson) 653, 655
Knowledge Network, advertisement in pre-election period (Lea) 1539
Legal costs, increase in as result of act (Gabelmann) 1546 (Nicolson) 1560 (Rose) 2585
Legislation, 1983 session (Barnes) 1554-5 (Lauk) 1572 (Lockstead) 1501 (Rose) 1607 (Stupich) 1581, 1582
Legislation, 1983 session, consultation re (Barnes) 1555
Legislation, 1983 session, debate on (Barnes) 1554 (Blencoe) 1587
Legislation, 1983 session, demonstration against (Barnes) 1557 (Gabelmann) 892
Legislation, 1983 session, petition re (Barnes) 1557
Legislation, 1983 session, support for (Kempf) 1553 (Skelly) 1497
Legislature, powers of, loss of (Gabelmann) 893
Legislature, sittings of House, scheduling of (Stupich) 1582-3
Legislature, sittings of House, September 19 sitting (Stupich) 1583
Legislature, use of closure (Cocke) 1511-2
Librarians, services of in school system (Strachan) 641 (Wallace) 641
Local government, accountability, accessibility of (Blencoe) 1542
Local government, government's relationship with (Blencoe) 1585-6
McGeer, P.L., as Minister of Education (Lauk) 1573
Mining industry, expenditures on New Westminster election campaign (Cocke) 1511
Mining industry, school taxes, increase in (D’Arcy) 1217
Ministers, travel overseas (Macdonald) 1592
Music rooms in schools, inadequacy of (Rose) 1527
Nelson-Creston constituency high school, electrical system (Nicolson) 653
New Democratic Party, election platform (Brummet) 635, 636 (McGeer) 1494-5
New Democratic Party, participation of in local elections (Brummet) 635
New Democratic Party, record of election defeats (McGeer) 1496
Oliver high school, music program (Rose) 1527
Opposition, role of (Rose) 1601
Population, emigration from province (Nicolson) 653
Population, kind of people in B.C. (Nicolson) 655
Principalship, experience as school administrator (Brummet) 635
Proclamation of act (Stupich) 1528
Professors, tenure (Macdonald) 1521 (Rose) 1604
Program costs, materials and teachers' salaries (Sanford) 659-60
Programs, locally developed programs (Barrett) 1578-9 (Lauk) 1574, 1575
Protest, present-day means of (Rose) 1604
Public service employees, dismissal of, effect of (Sanford) 660-1
Pupil-teacher ratio, calculation of (Parks) 896
Pupil-teacher ratio, increase in (Brown) 1214 (Cocke) 636 (Gabelmann) 890 (Hanson) 1482 (Heinrich) 628-9 (Stupich) 1530
Pupil-teacher ratio, reduction in (Dailly) 631 (Strachan) 641
Pupil-teacher ratio, standard for (Heinrich) 628
Quebec, education cost per pupil (Wallace) 644
Reading textbooks, “Dick and Jane” (Strachan) 640
Referenda, use of (Rose) 1527
Regional districts, planning powers (Rose) 1607
Rents, increase in (Rose) 1604
Resource industries, taxation of, effect of (D’Arcy) 1217
Riondel school, construction of (Nicolson) 1559
Roads, maintenance work, local decision on (Lea) 663
Rural property tax, increase in (Passarell) 651
Savings as result of bill, use of funds (Macdonald) 1520
School Act, amendments to (Gabelmann) 890
School Act and terms of act (Howard) 1168, 1508-9
School Act, new act (Cocke) 637, 639 (Howard) 1167 (Wallace) 643
School Act, White Paper on (Cocke) 2590 (Heinrich) 2590, 2591 (Mitchell) 2590
School board elections, political partisanship in (Brummet) 635 (Cocke) 638
School boards, accountability of (Michael) 657 (Sanford) 658
School boards, autonomy of (Barnes) 1181-2, 1184 (Brown) 1210-2 (Heinrich) 629
School boards, candidates for (Cocke) 1511 (Macdonald) 1593, 1594-5 (Stupich) 1581
School boards, election of in North Island constituency (Gabelmann) 890
School boards, elimination of, proposal for (Dailly) 633 (Wallace) 644
School boards, meetings, public access to (Skelly) 1625
School boards, members (Lauk) 1177 (Nicolson) 1559 (Skelly) 1499
School boards, 1930s, pre-election school visits (Rose) 1526
School boards, powers of (Barrett) 1576 (Brown) 1210-2, 1492 (Brummet) 636 (Dailly) 631 (Gabelmann) 890 (Howard) 1167 (Lockstead) 867, 868, 870-1, 1502, 1505 (Macdonald) 1593, 1595 (Michael) 657 (Nicolson) 1558 (Parks) 896 (Passarell) 646, 649 (Rose) 1602, 1603, 1607, 1610, 2588-9 (Strachan) 641 (Stupich) 1529, 1531-2, 1584 (Wallace) 644, 645-6, 1532-3, 1534-5
School, children's reaction to burning of, case cited (D’Arcy) 1218
School District 7, budget, 1982-83 fiscal year (Skelly) 1171-2
School District 7, tax on non-residential property, loss of (Skelly) 1632
School District 7, trustees, tribute to (Skelly) 1627
School District 9, problems (D’Arcy) 1218
School District 9, tax on non-residential property, loss of (D’Arcy) 1632
School District 10, problems (Nicolson) 1558
School District 11, tax on non-residential property, loss of (D’Arcy) 1632
School District 12, enrolment and budget (Rose) 1613
School District 21, enrolment and budget (Rose) 1613
School District 26, enrolment and budget (Rose) 1612-3
School District 34, enrolment and budget (Rose) 1613
School District 37, enrolment and budget (Rose) 1613
School District 39, English-as-a-second-language students (Barnes) 1182
School District 39, special needs (Dailly) 632
School District 40, source of funds for (Cocke) 637, 1510
School District 41, adult use of school system (Brown) 1212
School District 41, budget, 1983-84 fiscal year (Brown) 1212 (Dailly) 631, 633 (Rose) 1613
School District 41, English-as-a-second-language students (Brown) 1212
School District 41, penalization of (Brown) 1213
School District 41, problem children, budgeting for (Brown) 1213
School District 41, school-building rental revenue (Brown) 1212
School District 41, school program, enrichment of (Brown) 1213
School District 41, special education, funds for (Heinrich) 2586-7
School District 41, staff, reduction in (Brown) 1213-4
School District 41, swimming lessons program (Brown) 1214
School District 43, efficiency of (Parks) 896
School District 47, funds, source of (Lockstead) 868
School District 47, letters, telegrams re act (Lockstead) 869-70, 871, 1504-5
School District 57, administration costs, personnel (Strachan) 640
School District 57, school showers, approval steps involved (Lauk) 1175
School District 57, tax on residential property (D’Arcy) 1632
School District 57, winter busing program (Strachan) 640
School District 61, budget 1982-83 fiscal year (Mitchell) 898
School District 61, deficit financing, proposal for (Mitchell) 899-900, 1517
School District 61, George Jay Elementary School, teachers (Blencoe) 1542
School District 61, Harbour View Elementary School, closing of (Mitchell) 1518-9
School District 61, S. J. Willis Junior Secondary School, closing of (Blencoe) 1542
School District 63, enrolment and budget (Rose) 1613
School District 65, busing on Highway 1 (Wallace) 645
School District 65, programs (Wallace) 645, 1533
School District 65, salaries, cost of per day (Wallace) 644
School District 68, budget, Education minister's control over (Stupich) 1583
School District 68, budget, 1983-84 fiscal year (Stupich) 1584
School District 68, Indian children, integration of (Stupich) 1530
School District 68, teachers' salaries (Michael) 656, 657
School District 71, music program (Sanford) 1549
School District 84, amalgamation of (Gabelmann) 893
School District 84, tax base, loss of (Gabelmann) 1545-6
School District 84, teachers' salaries (Gabelmann) 1545
School District 87, establishment of (Passarell) 649, 1514
School District 87, Dease Lake School (Passarell) 1627
School District 87, Kitsault School, relocation of (Passarell) 1627
School District 87, quality of education (Passarell) 650
School District 88, Stewart schools (Passarell) 1513
School District 92, capital expense, level of (Passarell) 1514
School District 92, conditions prior to establishment of (Passarell) 1513
School District 92, continuation of (Passarell) 650, 1514
School District 92, maintenance problems (Passarell) 650
School District 92, powers, loss of under act (Passarell) 649
School District 92, programs (Passarell) 1513
School District 92, schools, communities served (Passarell) 1513
School districts, accountants, employment of (Nicolson) 1560
School districts, administration costs (Barnes) 1181 (Parks) 896 (Strachan) 640
School districts, administration of (Barrett) 1633, 1634, 1635, 1636 (Passarell) 651
School districts, administration staff (Brown) 1214 (Brummet) 636 (Dailly) 632 (Gabelmann) 893 (Heinrich) 630 (Michael) 657 (Strachan) 640
School districts, budgets, allocation of funds (Brummet) 634-5 (D’Arcy) 1216 (Heinrich) 2584 (Michael) 656 (Rose) 2584-5
School districts, budgets, Education minister's powers over (Barnes) 1183 (Brown) 1210 (Dailly) 631 (D’Arcy) 1216 (Gabelmann) 891, 892 (Howard) 1168, 1170 (Lockstead) 868 (Mitchell) 901, 1517 (Nicolson) 653, 654-5 (Rose) 2585 (Skelly) 1173-4 (Stupich) 1531, 1581, 1584 (Wallace) 644
School districts, budgets, increase in (Parks) 895
School districts, budgets, 1982-83 (Skelly) 1171-2
School districts, budgets, penalization for efficiency (D’Arcy) 1217 (Lauk) 1178
School districts, consolidation of smaller districts (Gabelmann) 893 (Nicolson) 653 (Passarell) 650, 651, 1514, 1515 (Rose) 1610
School districts, costs, variations in from district to district (Barnes) 1182 (D’Arcy) 1629 (Gabelmann) 1544 (Howard) 1507 (Lauk) 1177 (Rose) 1612
School districts, funding, basis for (Brummet) 635-6 (Dailly) 633 (D’Arcy) 1630 (Lockstead) 871-2 (Rose) 1612-4
School districts, northern, added expenses (Howard) 1508 (Passarell) 650, 1514, 1515
School districts, rural and remote areas, problems (Gabelmann) 1545
School districts, special aid provisions (Howard) 1509
School districts, superintendents, dismissal of (Macdonald) 1523
School districts, superintendents, role of (Gabelmann) 1547
School districts, superintendents, salaries (Brummet) 636 (Dailly) 633 (Rose) 1607
School districts, supervisors, number of (Dailly) 632
School facilities, use of (Gabelmann) 894 (Lauk) 1575
School tax, commercial, industrial property (D’Arcy) 1632 (Gabelmann) 890 (Lockstead) 1503 (Rose) 1611-2 (Wallace) 1535
School tax, formula for (Michael) 657
School tax on property (Cocke) 1511 (Dailly) 631 (D’Arcy) 1562, 1569, 1571, 1631 (Hanson) 1483 (Heinrich) 628 (Lauk) 1573 (Lockstead) 1503 (Rose) 1610 (Sanford) 662 (Wallace) 644
School tax, residential property (Lauk) 1176
School tax, right of appeal, removal of (Howard) 1509
School year, shortening of (Wallace) 644-5
Schools, closing of, effect of act on (Gabelmann) 1546
Schools, community use of (Rose) 1610
Schools, energy efficiency, incentives for (Rose) 1610
Schools, floor space, retention of (Nicolson) 1560 (Rose) 1528
Schools, one-room schools, history of (Lauk) 1174-5
Science teaching, equipment for (Dailly) 1488
Seattle jetfoil service, expenditures on (Barrett) 1600
Social assistance, appropriation, increase in (Gabelmann) 892
Social Credit Party, 1975 election platform (Cocke) 1570-1 (D’Arcy) 1570-1 (Hanson) 1482-5 (Lockstead) 1502
Social democratic countries (Macdonald) 1522-3
Special-education facilities, decentralization of (Dailly) 631
Special-education needs (Dailly) 1487 (Gabelmann) 890, 892 (Rose) 1526
Special-education programs (Dailly) 631, 1485, 2586 (Parks) 897 (Rose) 1608 (Strachan) 640
Special-education programs, Education minister's powers re (D’Arcy) 1569 (Nicolson) 652, 653 (Stupich) 1529
Special-needs children, integration of into school system (Cocke) 637, 1510 (Stupich) 1531
Stress, reactions of people to (Barnes) 1554-5, 1555-6
Student aid, eligibility for, regulations re (Barnes) 1182
Student aid, reduction in (Skelly) 1500
Students, acquisition of information by (Rose) 1525-6
Students, English-as-a-second-language students (D’Arcy) 1629 (Rose) 1525
Students, level of accomplishment (Rose) 1524-5
Summer school program, abolition of (Dailly) 1486 (Lauk) 1574, 1575
Sunset clause (Cocke) 637, 639, 1509, 2590 (Heinrich) 2589-90 (Howard) 1166-7, 1168, 1507, 1508 (Mitchell) 898, 2590 (Nicolson) 1558 (Rose) 2590 (Sanford) 1550 (Stupich) 1528, 1581 (Wallace) 645
Teachers, collective bargaining by (Gabelmann) 893 (Macdonald) 1593 (Michael) 656-7 (Rose) 1601-2
Teachers, dedication of (Blencoe) 1542 (Brummet) 636
Teachers, dismissal of (Cocke) 637-8 (Stupich) 1582
Teachers, employment of in non-teaching functions (Strachan) 641
Teachers, employment opportunities for (Rose) 1608-9
Teachers, layoff of, cost-benefit analysis of (Sanford) 661
Teachers, morale (Blencoe) 1542, 1543 (Rose) 1604 (Sanford) 1550
Teachers, productivity (Rose) 1603
Teachers, retirement, cost of (Heinrich) 2586
Teachers, salaries (Barnes) 1554 (Brown) 1214 (Gabelmann) 894, 1545 (Lockstead) 1503-4 (Macdonald) 1593, 1594 (Michael) 657 (Nicolson) 1560 (Passarell) 649-50, 651, 1515-6 (Reid) 1550 (Rose) 1528, 1601-2, 1610, 2585 (Sanford) 661-2 (Stupich) 1583
Teachers, senior teachers, retention of (Barnes) 1554 (Cocke) 638 (Nicolson) 1560 (Rose) 2585
Teachers, stressful nature of teaching (Hanson) 1483-4 (Sanford) 1550-1 (Wallace) 1535
Title of act (Dailly) 633 (Howard) 1166-7, 1168 (Skelly) 1170-1
Unemployment, increase in (Lauk) 1572
United States, education, funds for (Brummet) 636 (Cocke) 637
Universities, teaching of vocational skills in (Lea) 1538
Vancouver, cabinet offices, occupation of (McGeer) 1494-5
Vancouver Island Regional Correctional Centre, expenditures on (Barrett) 1600
Whistler Mountain ski resort, expenditure on (Barrett) 1600
White Paper on act, proposal for (Barrett) 1599 (Brown) 1214 (Cocke) 1510, 1512
Workforce, effect of new technology on (Mitchell) 899
Young people, unemployment (Macdonald) 1522 (Rose) 1604
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1079 (Nicolson) 1271
Education USA
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 3186
Eileen Corbett Reception Centre, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Brown) 979
Elderly Citizen Renters Grant Act
Mentioned: (Hanson) 2113 (Nicolson) 2146
Election Act
Mentioned: (Chabot) 211
Elections 1983 election results (Blencoe) 124-5 (Cocke) 95 (Fraser, A.) 85, 86, 88 (Skelly) 192 (Waterland) 95 1983 election, voter turnout (Hewitt) 248
Political parties, candidates, 1983 election (Curtis) 816-7
Electoral districts
Changes in, proposal for (Lauk) 1000
Redistribution (Fraser, R.) 13-4 (Throne speech) 7
Electric power
Demand for, estimate of (Nicolson) 74
Development of, NDP policy on (Waterland) 93
Excess power, use of (Mitchell) 2959-60
Forest waste, power generation from (Skelly) 3035 (Waterland) 3037
Municipalities, co-generation plants (Blencoe) 2889-90
Power projects, small-scale, development of (Passarell) 51
Private production, surplus power (Passarell) 51
Railroads, electrilizing of, proposal for (McGeer) 950
Two-river policy (D’Arcy) 963
Waste of (McGeer) 950 (Rose) 951
Electrical Safety Act
Mentioned: (McClelland) 3131
Electronic Guild of B.C.
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2848
Eli Lilly and Co.
Oraflex, use of referred to (Skelly) 1319
Eliot, T.S.
“The Rock” quoted (Barrett) 1633
Elizabeth I, Queen of Great Britain
Mentioned: (Barnes) 340
Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
Visit to British Columbia (Throne speech) 2
Mentioned: (Closing speech) 3210 (Hanson) 1638-9 (Nicolson) 881 (Skelly) 358
Elizabeth Fry Society
Mentioned: (Smith) 3000
Elk Valley, B.C..
Burlington Northern Inc. line, use of (Rose) 786
El-Khalafawi, Bashir
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2305
El Meson, Chemainus, B.C.
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2304, 2305
El Salvador
Problems (Nicolson) 911 (Skelly) 443
Elwood, Tom
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 3204
Emergency care in hospital
See entries under Hospitals
Emergency Health Services Commission
Mentioned: (Hanson) 2497
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Quoted (Rose) 2326
Emil Anderson Construction Co. Ltd.
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 974
Eminent domain
Expropriation legislation, need for (Macdonald) 90
Emmott, Alan
Mentioned: (Cocke) 738
Empire Stadium, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Barnes) 932, 2146, 2915 (Johnston) 967 (Reynolds) 1046
Employees
High-technology industry, employment standards (Nicolson) 1897, 1898
Private sector employees, job security (Dailly) 2046 (D’Arcy) 1986-7 (Rose) 950-1 (Wallace) 970-1
Private sector employees, possible government action re (Cocke) 1949-50 (Lockstead) 1998, 2517 (Passarell) 2564
Private sector employees, rights of (Sanford) 2449, 2449-50
Tenure, private sector (Hewitt) 261-2 (Macdonald) 441 (Reid) 278
Employees, Dismissal of
Dismissal without cause, legislation re elsewhere (Skelly) 2242
Fast-food chain, case cited (Skelly) 2242
Notice re (Gabelmann) 2599 (McClelland) 2599
Private sector dismissals (Bennett) 1779 (Chabot) 2655 (D’Arcy) 303 (Gabelmann) 373 (Macdonald) 2661 (Nicolson) 2011 (Passarell) 1713 (Sanford) 2451 (Stupich) 2483-4, 2485
Employees' representation in management
Benefits of (Skelly) 2447-8
Industrial democracy (Lea) 2468 (Rose) 117
Employers
Deductions for employees, requirements re (Lockstead) 2191
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983, inequity to employers in (Gabelmann) 2231
Employers' Council of B.C.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 195 (Blencoe) 1201, 2973 (Chabot) 2642, 2654 (Cocke) 2553 (Curtis) 161, 2953 (Dailly) 2210 (D’Arcy) 1718, 2239, 2303, 2560 (Gabelmann) 985, 2229, 2743 (Gardom) 3166 (Hanson) 1482, 1675 (Michael) 775 (Nicolson) 2201 (Phillips) 2830 (Rose) 455, 953 (Sanford) 661, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029, 2528, 2529, 3199 (Skelly) 444 (Stupich) 2947 (Wallace) 44
Employment
Agricultural projects, funds for (Curtis) 2330
Automation, effect of (Pelton) 1998
Capital projects, funds for (Curtis) 182, 2330
Career changes, preparation for (McClelland) 3136
Employees, cost of to employer (Ree) 1024
Employment-bridging assistance program. See name of program
Employment development account. See name of account
Employment Development Act. See name of act
Employment development programs, funds for (Dailly) 236
Employment development programs, inclusion in estimates (Lea) 2331 (Stupich) 2330
Employment forecasting (Gabelmann) 3132-3 (McClelland) 3136
Export industries, employment in (Phillips) 2829
Exports, job creation (McGeer) 77
Full employment, proposal for (Mitchell) 339
Future of employment (Nicolson) 2148
Income, distribution of, middle-income group (Lea) 1005
Job creation (D’Arcy) 965 (Lauk) 1572 (Mitchell) 2959-60
Job creation, alternative energy field (Rose) 3164
Job creation, central coast area (Lockstead) 715
Job creation, federal-provincial programs (McCarthy) 129
Job creation, funds for (Curtis) 190 (Mitchell) 339
Job creation, government policy on (Stupich) 179
Job creation, government programs (Fraser, A.) 87, 974 (Fraser, R.) 14 (McCarthy) 66 (Michael) 15 (Nielsen) 28 (Parks) 232 (Pelton) 32 (Segarty) 123 (Smith) 147 (Throne speech) 3-4 (Veitch) 1037
Job creation, highway construction (Fraser, A.) 3104, 3114
Job creation, new jobs (Bennett) 1194 (Curtis) 1205, 2611, 2729
Job creation, number of jobs (McClelland) 3131 (Mowat) 903 (Throne speech) 3
Job creation, Prince Rupert (Reynolds) 710
Job creation, problems re (Brummet) 935
Job creation projects, NDP policy on (Brummet) 140-1 (Curtis) 2333 (Lea) 2331, 2332 (McClelland) 67 (Waterland) 92
Job creation, role of government in (Dailly) 235 (Macdonald) 91 (Nielsen) 26 (Reid) 40 (Stupich) 174
Job creation, role of private sector in (McGeer) 76 (Mowat) 903 (Nielsen) 26 (Sanford) 138 (Throne speech) 4
Job creation, Social Credit Party election platform on (Passarell) 944
Job creation, small business sector (Nicolson) 2010
Job loss and budget, 1983-84 fiscal year (Stupich) Q. 2611, Q. 2729 (Curtis) A. 2611, A. 2729
Job-producing companies, investment in (Mitchell) 1033
Jobs, decrease in number of (Lockstead) 245 (Stupich) 175, 179, 2729
Jobs, kinds of jobs available (Rose) 2028
Manitoba, job creation fund (Fraser, R.) 1957 (Lauk) 2006
Public works projects and recession (Lea) 204
Reduction in, forecast re (Stupich) 174
Work-sharing (Macdonald) 924
Employment action centres
Establishment of (Dailly) Q. 1360 (McClelland) A. 1360
Federal funds for (Hanson) 1699 (McClelland) A. 1301 (Michael) Q. 1338 (Mowat) Q. 1301
Federal funds for, use of (Cocke) 1381-2 (McClelland) A. 1360, A. 1920 (Parks) 1295, 1321-2, Q. 1360 (Reid) 1325 (Reynolds) Q. 1302, Q. 1337, Q. 1920 (Smith) A. 1302, A.1337
Employment-bridging assistance program
Benefits of (Mitchell) 2900
Continuance of (Nicolson) 73, Q. 80
Funds for (Nicolson) Q. 80 (McCarthy) A. 80
Job creation (Blencoe) 127 (Lockstead) 245 (McCarthy) 80
Muir Creek project (Blencoe) 127 (Mitchell) 337
Program (Brummet) 142 (Mitchell) 3053
Termination of (Lockstead) 245 (McCarthy) A. 80 (Mitchell) 337 (Passarell) 49 (Sanford) 138
Mentioned: (McCarthy) 129
Employment development account
Appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year (Curtis) 162 (Gabelmann) Q. 1798 (McClelland) A. 1798
Funds (Fraser, A.) 3104, 3114 (Lockstead) 3108
Job creation (Curtis) 162, 167
Mentioned: (Davis) 401
Employment Development Act
(Bill 16) (Minister of Finance) 1R, 168; 2R, 2330-3; C, 2614; 3R, 2614; RA, 2938
Speakers: Cocke 2332-3; Curtis 2330, 2333; Lea 2331-2; Rogers 2331; Stupich 2330-1
Agricultural projects, funds for (Curtis) 2330
Capital investment, foreign investment, control of (Cocke) 2332
Capital works, funds for (Curtis) 2330
Diking, benefits of (Rogers) 2331
Diking, river projects, funds for (Curtis) 2330, 2333
Employment creation projects, decisions on (Curtis) 2333 (Lea) 2331, 2332
Employment initiatives, funds for (Curtis) 2330
Health care projects, funds for (Curtis) 2330
Highway construction, funds for (Curtis) 2330
Hospitals, education buildings, construction of and use (Cocke) 2332
Industry, secondary industry, need for (Cocke) 2333
Pension funds, use of (Cocke) 2332-3
Programs, inclusion of under ministerial estimates (Lea) 2331 (Stupich) 2330
Unemployed, number of young people (Cocke) 2332, 2333
Mentioned: (Curtis) 190 (Parks) 232
Employment Standards Act
Collective agreements and rights under act (Parks) 231
Enactment of (Wallace) 2245-6
Mentioned: (Brown) 2635, 2636 (Chabot) 2629, 2631, 2634 (Curtis) 2742 (Gabelmann) 3134 (Skelly) 2667
Employment Standards Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 26) (Minister of Labour) 1R, 170; 2R, 1886-1902, 1911-6, 2185-93, 2195-2256;C, 2593-2602;3R, 2793; RA, 2938
Speakers: Barrett 2219-25; Blencoe 2249-52; Brown 2596, 2597, 2598, 2599, 2599-2600, 2600, 2600-1; Cocke 2196-2200; Dailly 2209-12; D'Arcy 2236-40; Gabelmann 2225-36, 2593, 2593-4, 2594, 2595, 2596, 2597, 2599, 2601, 2601-2, 2602; Hanson 2204-9; Howard 1892-5; Lauk 2186-90; Lea 1912-6; Lockstead 2190-3, 2195-6; McClelland 1886-7, 2253-6, 2593, 2594, 2595, 2596, 2596-7, 2597, 2597-8, 2598, 2598-9, 2599, 2600, 2601, 2602; Macdonald 2243-5; Mitchell 1899-1902, 1911-2, 2212-4; Nicolson 1896-9, 2200-4; Sanford 1887-91; Skelly 2240-3; Stupich 2214-9; Wallace 2245-8, 2598
Amdts: 2R (Lockstead) 2196, negatived 2214; (Skelly) 2243, out of order 2243; sec. 2 (McClelland) 2593, 2608, approved 2593; sec. 2 (McClelland) 2593, 2608 approved 2594; sec. 2 (McClelland) 2594, approved 2594; sec. 7 (McClelland) 2598, 2609, approved 2598; sec. 9 (McClelland) 2599, 2609, approved 2599; sec. 48 (McClelland) 2602, 2609, approved 2602
Divisions: 2R, 2214, 2256; C, 2596, 2601, 2602; 3R, 2793
Administrative procedures, improvement in (McClelland) 1886
Amendments (Lauk) 2186
Bill, basis of (Barrett) 2225 (Dailly) 2210 (Lea) 1914 (Nicolson) 2203
Bill, discussions re content of (Lockstead) 2192
Bill, purpose of (Gabelmann) 2227-8
Bill, second reading six months hence (Lockstead) 2196
Bocking, Michael, Vancouver Sun article re act quoted, referred to (Barrett) 2223-4, 2225 (Cocke) 2198 (Gabelmann) 2233 (Lockstead) 2191, 2192 (Nicolson) 2201
B.C. Government Employees' Union, effect of act on (Sanford) 1889
Cabinet Committee on Economic Development, meeting with Arthur Kube (McClelland) 2255
Centralization of power under act (Cocke) 2198, 2199 (Dailly) 2211 (Hanson) 2205 (Stupich) 2217
Collective agreement, Okanagan fruit workers, case cited (Macdonald) 2244, 2245
Collective agreements, continuance of (Gabelmann) 2229
Collective agreements, employment standards below those in act (Gabelmann) 2594 (Lauk) 2187, 2188
Collective agreements, expiry of, application of standards under act (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
Collective agreements in forest industry, negotiation of (Skelly) 2241
Collective agreements, negotiation of new agreements (D’Arcy) 2237
Collective agreements, negotiations re minimum standards (Gabelmann) 2232
Collective agreements, omissions from (Howard) 1893-4 (Lockstead) 2191, 2195 (McClelland) 1886 (Wallace) 2246
Collective agreements, precedence of over statutes (Gabelmann) 2226, 2227 (Lauk) 2189 (McClelland) 1886-7, 2253-4 (Mitchell) 1911 (Skelly) 2241
Collective bargaining and applications of standards under act (Cocke) 2198 (Dailly) 2210 (Gabelmann) 2234 (Lea) 1913 (Lockstead) 2191, 2192 (McClelland) 2593 (Nicolson) 1895 (Sanford) 1889
Collective bargaining, first agreements (D’Arcy) 2238 (Gabelmann) 2232 (Macdonald) 2244
Collective bargaining, G. V. Lauk's statement re (Lauk) 2255, 2255-6 (McClelland) 2254
Collective bargaining, third-party interference in (Gabelmann) 2228
Commission, examination of bill by, proposal for (Nicolson) 2202-3
Committee of Legislature, examination of bill by (Gabelmann) 2225-6 (Hanson) 2205, 2208-9 (Mitchell) 1912, 2213 (Wallace) 2248
Construction industry, labour problems (McClelland) 2255
Courts, recourse to in labour-management disputes (Skelly) 2242
Cowichan Valley Regional District, request re bill (Wallace) 2248
Dorsey, Jim, book in Self-Counsel series quoted (Gabelmann) 2230
Employees, termination of, fast-food chain, case cited (Skelly) 2242
Employees, termination of, notice re (Gabelmann) 2599 (McClelland) 2599
Employees, termination without cause (Skelly) 2242
Employers, inequity to in section 13 (8) (Gabelmann) 2231
Employers, requirements re deductions for employees (Lockstead) 2191
Employment Standards Act, enactment of (Wallace) 2245-6
Employment standards, administrative procedures (Gabelmann) 2227-8
Employment Standards Board, abolition of (Blencoe) 2251 (Cocke) 2198, 2199 (Dailly) 2211 (Stupich) 2215
Employment Standards Board, establishment of (Stupich) 2217, 2218
Employment Standards Board, functions, powers (Stupich) 2217-8
Employment Standards Board, jurisdiction of (Gabelmann) 2225 (Lauk) 2188 (Sanford) 1890
Employment Standards Board, role of in collective bargaining (McClelland) 1886
Employment standards director, appeals against decisions of (Gabelmann) 2597 (Lockstead) 2190
Employment standards director, appointment of (McClelland) 2254
Employment standards director, powers of (Blencoe) 2250-2 (Gabelmann) 2232, 2235, 2597 (Sanford) 1890
Employment standards, evasion of (Mitchell) 1901
Employment standards, history of (Howard) 1892
Fraser Institute, philosophy of (Lea) 1915-6
Gasoline, tax on, increase in (Barrett) 2224
Government, role of (Lea) 1915
Greenhills mine, collective agreement (Gabelmann) 2228
Heroin treatment program (Howard) 1894
High-technology industry and employment standards (Nicolson) 1897, 1898
Hoist of bill (Cocke) 2197, 2198, 2199, 2200 (Dailly) 2209 (Hanson) 2205 (Lockstead) 2196 (Mitchell) 2214
Industrial Relations Management Association seminar (Barrett) 2220
“Interested party”, definition of (McClelland) 2593, 2594 (Nicolson) 1899
International Woodworkers of America, powers of (Lauk) 2188
Labour Code of B.C., paramountcy of (Gabelmann) 2226
Labour legislation, briefs received (McClelland) 2253
Labour-management relations (Blencoe) 2250 (Lea) 1913
Labour-management relations, effect of act on (Cocke) 2199 (Mitchell) 1900 (Sanford) 1887, 1888, 1890 (Wallace) 2246
Labour-management relations, importance of (Dailly) 2211 (McClelland) 2253
Labour Relations Board, referral of bill to (Blencoe) 2252
Lawyers, fees (Barrett) 2220
Legal aid, eligibility for (Lockstead) 2190
Legislation and workforce (Lockstead) 2190, 2196
Logging operations, living conditions (Howard) 1893
MLAs, retired, proposal for use of services of (Nicolson) 2201-2
McClelland, R.H., appointment of as Labour minister (Nicolson) 1898
Maternity, pregnancy, provisions re (Barrett) 2221 (Brown) 2595, 2599-2600, 2601 (D’Arcy) 2239 (Gabelmann) 2226-7, 2231, 2594-5, 2595 (Hanson) 2207 (McClelland) 2594, 2595, 2600, 2601 (Wallace) 2247-8
Meetings, consultation re act (Cocke) 2197, 2199, 2200
Microchip industry, wage levels and competitiveness of (Lea) 1912-3
Middle class, disappearance of (Lea) 1913
New Democratic Party election campaign, trade union donations to (Lea) 1914
Nursing homes, employment standards in (Dailly) 2211
Private property, conservatives' beliefs re (Lea) 1914
Public service employees, sick leave rights, case cited (Nicolson) 1897-8
Public service unions, effect of act on bargaining by (Sanford) 1889
Right-to-work legislation (Sanford) 1887, 1890
Savings effected as result of act (Gabelmann) 2232 (Lauk) 2187, 2190 (Stupich) 2219
Social Credit Party election campaign, source of funds for (Lea) 1913-4
Special-apparel provision under act (D’Arcy) 2238 (Gabelmann) 2228-9, 2233-4 (Wallace) 2247, 2248
Statutory holidays, problems re (Mitchell) 1911
Strike-vote supervision, legislation on (Stupich) 2215-6, 2217
Time limit on act (Cocke) 2200
Trade union membership, percentage of workforce (Lauk) 2186 (McClelland) 2254
Trade union movement, meeting with, pleas for (McClelland) 2255
Trade union movement, Social Credit Party policy on (Lea) 1916 (McClelland) 2254, 2255
Trade unions, discussions, consultation with re bill (Barrett) 2224 (Blencoe) 2249-50 (McClelland) 2253 (Stupich) 2219
Trade unions, inter-union rivalry (Barrett) 2221-2
Trade unions, militant unions (Mitchell) 1901-2
Trade unions, negotiations, methods used in B.C. (McClelland) 2255
Vacation pay, entitlement to (Hanson) 2206-7
Vancouver city council, request re bill (Stupich) 2215
Wage levels in B.C. and foreign investment (Dailly) 2210-1
Wage payment orders (Brown) 2596, 2597 (McClelland) 2596, 2597
Wage payment orders, B.C.-Alberta reciprocal agreement on (McClelland) 2599
Wage payment orders, deposit requirement (Barrett) 2222-3 (D’Arcy) 2239 (Gabelmann) 2230-1 (Nicolson) 2204
Wage recovery process, administrative changes in (McClelland) 1886, 2254, 2598
Wages, non-payment of, appeals to courts (Lauk) 2188-9 (Stupich) 2215, 2217, 2218, 2219
Wages, non-payment of, bankruptcies, receiverships (D’Arcy) 2238 (Hanson) 2209 (McClelland) 2598, 2598-9 (Nicolson) 2204
Wages, non-payment of, domestic workers (Brown) 2596 (McClelland) 2596
Wages, non-payment of, fisheries industry (Brown) 2598 (McClelland) 2598
Wages, non-payment of, liability for (Gabelmann) 2599 (McClelland) 2599 (Skelly) 2242-3 (Wallace) 2248
Wages, non-payment of, problems re (Brown) 2598, 2599 (Gabelmann) 2597 (Hanson) 2207 (McClelland) 2598, 2599 (Mitchell) 1912 (Nicolson) 1898
Wages, non-payment of, recovery of costs re (McClelland) 2598
Wages, non-payment of, subcontracting firms (D’Arcy) 2236
Wages, non-payment of, time limit on collection of (Gabelmann) 2601-2, 2602 (Lauk) 2188 (Lockstead) 2191 (McClelland) 2602 (Mitchell) 1899-1900
Wages, severance pay, employer's liability for (Brown) 2599 (McClelland) 2599
White Paper on act, proposal for (Cocke) 2197 (Nicolson) 2201
Women, effect of act on (Cocke) 2197
Working conditions, eight-hour day (Lea) 1915
Working conditions, health, safety standards (Hanson) 2207 (Lea) 1915
Employment Standards Board
Abolition of (Blencoe) 2251 (Cocke) 2198, 2199 (Curtis) 164 (Dailly) 2211 (Stupich) 2215
Establishment of (Stupich) 2217, 2218
Functions, powers (Stupich) 2217-8
Jurisdiction of, Supreme Court decision on (Gabelmann) 2225 (Lauk) 2188 (Sanford) 1890
Removal of from collective bargaining process (McClelland) 1886
Employment standards branch
Director, appeals against decisions of (Gabelmann) 2597 (Lockstead) 2190
Director, appointment of (McClelland) 2254
Director, powers of (Blencoe) 2250-2 (Gabelmann) 2232, 2235, 2597 (Sanford) 1890
Empress Hotel, Victoria, B.C.
Mentioned: (Cocke) 739 (Nicolson) 398 (Skelly) 2065
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Mentioned: (Brummet) 2898
Endako Mines Ltd.
Employees laid off (D’Arcy) 423 (McGeer) 415
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2910
Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Ministry of
Estimates 3154-66
Speakers: Davis 3159-60; Lockstead 3154-5, 3155, 3156-7, 3157-8, 3159; Passarell 3165; Rogers 3154, 3155, 3155-6, 3157, 3158-9, 3160, 3161, 3161-2, 3162, 3163, 3163-4, 3165, 3165-6; Rose 3164-5, 3165; Wallace 3160, 3160-1, 3161, 3162, 3162-3, 3163
Annual report (Lockstead) 3154-5
Revenue return, ministry operations (Rogers) 3154
Energy policy
Federal energy policy and prices (Brummet) 141
Energy resources
Conservation of (Rose) 3164
Energy conservation centres (Rogers) 3165 (Rose) 3164, 3165
Energy expenditures, study of (Skelly) 2427
Federal energy legislation (Lockstead) 3156
Job creation, energy field jobs (Rose) 3164
See also names of resources, e.g. Electric power
Engineers
Export of engineering services (Fraser, R.) 217
Private sector engineering services, use of (Curtis) 164
Status of (Lauk) 219
Unemployment in engineering profession (Davis) 70 (Fraser, R.) 13
Engler, Gary
Quoted (Rose) 116
English language — Study and teaching
English-as-a-second-language program (Barnes) 1182 (Heinrich) 3196 (Rose) 3194, 3196
Students, English-as-a-second- language students (D’Arcy) 1629 (Rose) 1525
Enrolment, School
See: School children
Enterprise
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 655
Environment, Ministry of
Estimates 2906-11
Speakers: Brummet 2906-7, 2909-10, 2911; Lockstead 2911; Passarell 2910-1; Wallace 2907-9, 2910
Conservation officers, shortage of (Wallace) 2907
Deputy minister, senior staff, tribute to (Brummet) 2906
Grants, increase in (Wallace) 2907
Letters, problem re language in (Brummet) 2909
Minister's office, appropriation, increase in (Wallace) 2910
Minister's salary (Brummet) 2910 (Wallace) 2907
Minister's travel expenses, appropriation for (Wallace) 2907
Regional officers, elimination of (Curtis) 164
Staff, housing and employment development bonds for (Wallace) Q. 534 (Brummet) A. 1163
Staff, layoff of (Wallace) 2907-8
Staff, morale (Wallace) 2907
Staff, work of commended (Brummet) 2906
Environment and Land Use Act
Mentioned: (Brummet) 574 (Chabot) 2723 (Wallace) 573, 574, 1339
Environment and Land Use Committee
Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, removal of from ALR (Macdonald) 543
Gloucester Properties Ltd. land, hearing on (Barrett) 746, 833, 844
Health minister, membership on committee (Cocke) 905
Members (Cocke) 905
Regional resource management committees, elimination of (Curtis) 164 (Stupich) 177
Mentioned: (Gardom) 3166 (Hewitt) 263 (Reynolds) 155 (Rogers) 854 (Skelly) 1345, 3039 (Stupich) 520, 1228, 1229, 1230 (Waterland) 3041, 3052
Environment Management Act
Mentioned: (Brummet) 1339 (Rogers) 3157
Environmental Appeal Board
Chairman's letter, language in (Wallace) 2909
Mentioned: (Rogers) 1185
Environmental protection
Government's commitment to (Wallace) 2910
Legislation, enforcement of (Skelly) 214
Public hearings, assistance for interveners in (Wallace) 2910
See also: Waste management branch
Environmental protection areas
Timber, removal of (Brummet) A. 574 (Lea) Q. 574 (Waterland) A. 574
Epic Data Sales
Mentioned: (McGeer) 77
Eric Martin Pavilion, Victoria, B.C.
Mentioned: (Mitchell) 3013
Eriksen, Bruce
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1757
Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway
Passenger service, hearings on, funding for interveners (Sanford) Q. 1339 (Fraser, A.) A. 1339
Passenger service, hearings on, intervention in (Sanford)Q. 1339, Q. 2169 (Fraser, A.) A. 1339, A. 2169
Mentioned: (Hanson) 772 (Sanford) 2890
Esquimalt Secondary School, Esquimalt, B.C.
Expansion of (Mitchell) 1517-9, 2590-1
Essential Service Disputes Act
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 2033, 2228 (Lockstead) 363
Esso (Canada) Ltd.
Mentioned: (Rose) 3075
Esso Resources Canada Ltd.
Mentioned: (Passarell) 3038
Estate Administration Act
Mentioned: (Curtis) 11
Estate Administration Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill M201) (Ree) 1R, 55; 2R, 1048-50; C, 1257-9; 3R, 1399; RA, 1917
Speakers: Brown 1257-8, 1258; Cocke 1050, 1257, 1258; Lauk 1048-9; Lea 1049-50; Ree 1048, 1050, 1257, 1258; Smith 1050; Wallace 1049
Amdts: sec. 1 (Cocke) 1257, negatived 1258
Estates, lawyer's fees (Cocke) 1050 (Lea) 1049-50 (Ree) 1050
Intestate estates, number of (Ree) 1048 (Wallace) 1049
Men, survival rate (Brown) 1257-8
Probate, administration by court, increase in exemption (Cocke) 1050 (Lauk) 1049 (Ree) 1049
Revenue to Crown, change in (Lauk) 1048-9
Spouse, surviving spouse, share of estate (Brown) 1257-8 (Cocke) 1050, 1257, 1258 (Ree) 1048, 1257, 1258 (Smith) 1050
Wills, holograph wills, legalization of (Ree) 1050 (Wallace) 1049
Wills, holograph wills, problem re, case cited (Ree) 1050
Estimates of expenditure
See entries under Expenditures, Public
European Economic Community
Mentioned: (Phillips) 110
Evening Star, Sheffield, Eng.
Mentioned: (Campbell) 1256
Evergreen Press Ltd.
Mentioned: (Cocke) 904
Evers, Muni
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1154
Examinations
Provincial examinations (Heinrich) 3182 (Rose) 1525 (Skelly) 1172, 1500-1
Provincial examinations, benefits of (Heinrich) 3187
Provincial examinations, consultation re (Heinrich) 3195 (Rose) 3192, 3196
Provincial examinations, criticisms of (Rose) 3184, 3185, 3187-8, 3191-2
Provincial examinations, purpose of (Heinrich) 3195 (Rose) 3191-2
Executives
Salary settlements (Dailly) 25
Exell, Robert
Nishga land claims, instructions re (Passarell) Q. 2893
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 2933 (Passarell) 2926
Expenditures, Public
Accountability for (Howard) 2965
Accountability for, increase in (Curtis) 160 (Fraser, A.) 974
Capital expenditures, benefits of (Brummet) 2155
Cash reserves, expenditure of (Stupich) 63
Estimate of, 1983-84 fiscal year, overestimation of (Cocke) 903-4 (Fraser, A.) 974 (Howard) 3205 (Lea) 378, 2831 (Lockstead) 1997 (Sanford) 1026-7, 1029 (Stupich) 1064
Estimates book, information in (Hanson) 200
Estimates, format of (Cocke) 3054-5 (Curtis) 1357 (Hanson) 1356-7 (Richmond) 3056
Estimates, 1983-84 fiscal year, debate on (Dailly) 2984 (Lea) 2831 (Lockstead) 2962 (Stupich) 2548, 2984 (Wallace) 2985
Expenditures, 1963 and 1983, comparisons made (McGeer) 948
Expenditure of unbudgeted funds, provision for (Curtis) 1062 (Stupich) 1063, 1066
Expenditures, 1980 to present (Nicolson) 652-3
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, legislative authority for (Barrett) 1599
Expenditures per capita, increase in (Curtis) 163 (Johnston) 965-6
Federal spending, reduction in (Parks) 234
Financial management, government's record (Howard) Q. 1022
Government assets, loss of (Nicolson) 732
Increase in (Bennett) 1189 (Howard) 404, 936, 1169, 1942
Increase in, 1983-84 fiscal year (Barrett) 2296 (Cocke) 903 (Curtis) 162 (Davis) 925 (Gabelmann) 2125 (Howard) 404-5, 936, Q. 1021, 1169-70, 1939-40 (Macdonald) 1522 (Nicolson) 2009 (Rose) 952, 2085 (Skelly) 356, 1499 (Stupich) 1013, 1931 (Wallace) 1449
Interim supply, time covered by Supply Act (No. 1) , 1983 (Stupich) 190-1
Level of and gross provincial product (Howard) 1939-40
Level of, cabinet's control over (Stupich) 1931
Level of, taxpayer's ability to pay (McGeer) 949
Megaprojects, funds for (Dailly) 2044-5 (Nicolson) 2010
Overruns (Barrett) 196 (Wallace) 192
Public service wages, expenditures on (Chabot) 255 (Skelly) 1350, 1499, 1980, 2977-8, 2978
Reduction in, NDP proposals for (D’Arcy) 2105, 2107, 2166, 2561 (Howard) 350, 399, 937 (Lauk) 222-3, 1435, 2077 (Lockstead) 243 (Mitchell) 588, 1034 (Nicolson) 350, 399, 914, 2009 (Sanford) 283, 660, 1191, 1029 (Wallace) 2070
Reduction in, 1981-82 fiscal year, NDP proposals for (Cocke) 1951 (D’Arcy) 2301 (Howard) 1939 (Mitchell) 2019 (Stupich) 2282 (Wallace) 1967
Reduction in, 1982-83 fiscal year, NDP proposals for (Cocke) 1951 (D’Arcy) 2301 (Howard) 1939, 1940 (Mitchell) 2019 (Stupich) 2282 (Wallace) 1967
Restraint on spending, NDP policy on (McGeer) 76 (Ritchie) 45 (Smith) 148
Restraint program (Bennett) 1188-95 (Blencoe) 670, 693-4 (Brummet) 141, 143, 2154 (Campbell) 100 (Curtis) 161-2, 163, 165 (Davis) 67, 68 (Fraser, A.) 86 (Hewitt) 248 (Johnston) 59, 966-7 (Kempf) 1985 (Lauk) 1000-1, 2006 (Lea) 145-6, 205, 1006 (McClelland) 65 (McGeer) 1496 (Mowat) 58 (Parks) 1002 (Phillips) 108-9 (Reid) 38-9 (Reynolds) 155, 156, 181 (Richmond) 113 (Ritchie) 46-7 (Sanford) 136-7 (Skelly) 1499, 1500, 1981 (Smith) 1030 (Stupich) 171, 176, 179, 561, 1923, 1924 (Wallace) 575 (Waterland) 92, 993
Restraint program, advertising campaign re (Barrett) Q. 960, 1042 (Blencoe) 1586 (Brown) Q. 961, 978 (Chabot) A. 959, A. 1162, A. 1199 (Curtis) A. 959, A. 960 (Dailly) 1955, 2045 (D’Arcy) 964-5 (Hanson) Q. 959, Q. 995, Q. 1162, Q. 1198, Q. 1199 (Kempf) 981 (Lauk) 2005 (Lea) 1334 (Reynolds) 1945 (Sanford) 1029, 1992 (Stupich) 1930 (Wallace) 969
Restraint program, application of (Lea) 2951 (Lockstead) 243
Restraint program, basis for (Barrett) 1041-2 (Gabelmann) 986-7 (Sanford) 1027
Restraint program, consultation on (Bennett) 1194-5
Restraint program, defence of in Legislature (Wallace) 969
Restraint program, design of (Cocke) Q. 1197 (Bennett)A. 1198
Restraint program, effect of (Barnes) 928-9, 930, 2001 (Bennett) 1191 (D’Arcy) 962 (Stupich) 1936 (Wallace) 970, 2971-2
Restraint program, need for (Bennett) 1191 (Hewitt) 263 (Lea) 204 (Skelly) 1980-1, 1984
Restraint program, public information tours re (Brown) 978 (D’Arcy) 904-5 (Johnston) 968
Restraint program, reaction to (Veitch) 1036 (Waterland) 2077
Restraint program, savings effected (Barrett) Q. 959, Q. 960, 1040-1, 1042, 1042-3 (Bennett) 1189, 1191 (Blencoe) 1202 (Curtis) A. 959, A. 960 (Sanford) 1029
Restraint program, Social Credit Party election platform (Bennett) 1193 (Kempf) 1985 (Lockstead) 720, 721, 722-3 (Michael) 1994 (Ree) 1024 (Veitch) 1035, 1038 (Waterland) 992
Restraint program, support for (Barnes) 2000, 2915 (Brown) 2087 (Campbell) 2003 (Dailly) 2047 (D’Arcy) 1986, 2302, 2562 (Fraser, R.) 1958 (Gabelmann) 2122 (Hewitt) 2014 (Kempf) 1984 (Lauk) 1000 (Lea) 2755, 2950 (Lockstead) 1997 (Michael) 1994 (Parks) 1003 (Phillips) 1185 (Ree) 1025 (Reynolds) 1944 (Ritchie) 2884 (Skelly) 1981, 1984 (Waterland) 2077
Restraint programs elsewhere (Curtis) 1921 (Dailly) 1956 (Fraser, R.) 1957 (Stupich) 1924-5
Special funds, expenditure of (Nicolson) 350
Special warrants (Curtis) 2983
Special warrants, inclusion of under Supply Act (No. 1) , 1983 (Curtis) 190, 198 (Skelly) 192 (Stupich) 191 (Wallace) 192
Special warrants, legality of (Barrett) 590
Special warrants, use of (Barrett) 590 (Cocke) 203 (Macdonald) 201, 202 (Stupich) 191
Special warrants, use of funds (Curtis) 200-1
Spending in B.C., government share of (Johnston) 966
Spending, NDP priorities in (Lea) 145
Expo ’86
Benefits of (McClelland) 65 (Mowat) 58 (Richmond) 113 (Smith) 148
Debt (D’Arcy) 964
Importance of (Richmond) 113
Job creation (McCarthy) 208 (Waterland) 999
Opening of, date for (Richmond) 113
Participation in (Richmond) 113 (Throne speech) 2
Preparation for (Fraser, R.) 13
Revenues (Richmond) 113
Visitors expected (Throne speech) 6
Mentioned: (Closing speech) 3210 (Davis) 70, 3116 (Fraser, A.) 87 (Hanson) 3140, 3142 (Johnston) 59, 60 (McCarthy) 131 (Michael) 14 (Passarell) 2780, 2981 (Phillips) 2829 (Reid) 38, 40, 493 (Reynolds) 184 (Richmond) 3056 (Ritchie) 47 (Rose) 118 (Segarty) 123 (Skelly) 2979
Expo ’86 Corp.
Accounts receivable (Curtis) 792
Mentioned: (Stupich) 2273
Export Month
Mentioned: (Phillips) 2828
Export sales
Competitiveness of B.C. products (Bennett) 2093 (Phillips) 1186-7, 2829, 2830-1
Development of (Throne speech) 5
Employment and international trade (McGeer) 77 (Phillips) 110, 2829
Export awards to B.C. industries (Phillips) 2828
Export corporation, proposal for (Curtis) 2954 (Lea) 207, 2952-3
Export industries, financing for (Phillips) 2831
Export industries, government assistance to (D’Arcy) 1989
Export products, development of (Lea) 2832
Export products, fluctuations in price of (Macdonald) 1520
Exports, increase in (Phillips) 1186-7
Importance of (Bennett) 1441, 1707 (McGeer) 3173
Increase in (Bennett) 1441 (Phillips) 2829
Japan, exports to (Reid) 40
Markets, new markets for B.C. products (Phillips) 1187, 2830-1
Pacific Rim countries, trade with (Lauk) 152 (Stupich) 180
Promotion of, government activities (Phillips) 2828
Trading partners, relations with (Brummet) 142
See also: Trade missions
Expropriation of property
See: Eminent domain
Extended care
Beds, provision of (Throne speech) 7
Cedarview extended-care facility (Throne speech) 7
Rate, per diem rate, increase in (Curtis) 166
Exxon Corp.
Eyres, Leslie Harvey
Mentioned: (Throne speech) 2