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
PCB
See: Polychlorinated biphenyl
PCL Construction Ltd.
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 3117
PCP
See: Pentachlorophenol
PEA
See: Professional Employees' Association
PIP
See: Petroleum incentive program
PWA
See: Pacific Western Airlines Ltd.
Paccar Inc.
Gearmatic Co., closing of (Phillips) 2841 (Skelly) 2840-1, 2841
Pacific Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centre, New Westminster, B.C.
Mentioned: (Cocke) 2310
Pacific Coach Lines Ltd.
Sale of (Curtis) 164 (Davis) 68 (McCarthy) 2914, A. 3125, A. 3189 (Passarell) Q. 3125, Q. 3189 (Reid) 277 (Smith) 1030
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Mentioned: (Phillips) 764
Pacific Great Eastern Railway Company, An Act Respecting
Quoted (Nicolson) 733
Pacific Great Eastern Railway Taxation Exemption Act
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 733
Pacific Institute of Law and Public Policy
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2362
Pacific Logging Co. Ltd.
Mentioned: (Mitchell) 3053 (Wallace) 761
Pacific National Exhibition
Attendance, 1983 season (D’Arcy) 1988 (Rose) 1605
Contracts (Lauk) 388 (Lea) 2466-7
Hillman report, tabling of (Macdonald) Q. 227 (Chabot)A. 227
New Democratic Party booth (Reid) Q. 1138
Parade, Operation Solidarity participation in (Kempf) 980, 981
Social Credit Party booth (Macdonald) Q. 1103
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1123 (Brown) 1245 (D’Arcy) 1570 (Hanson) 1681 (Macdonald) 749 (Michael) 3143 (Skelly) 1719
Pacific Northern Gas Ltd.
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1987
Pacific Rim National Park
Timber rights exchange (Brummet) 2817 (Wallace) 2817 (Waterland) 3053
Pacific Vocational Institute, Burnaby, B.C.
Accounts receivable (Curtis) 792
Agreements with local school boards (Heinrich) 1367, 1406
Carpentry instructors, reinstatement of (Rose) Q. 2612
Collective agreement negotiations (Hanson) 2499, 2500-1
Stewards, number of (Hanson) 2501
TRAC program (McCarthy) 129
Welding school (McCarthy) 129
Mentioned: (Brown) 1212 (Rose) 2030 (Veitch) 1395
Pacific Well-drillers' Association
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2908
Pacific Western Airlines Ltd.
Mentioned: (Davis) 70
Palmer, Brian
Mentioned: (Kempf) 2341
Panco Poultry Ltd.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 745 (Hon. member) 745 (Lauk) 150 (Ritchie) 45 (Rose) 1833
Panorama Resort, Invermere, B.C.
Mentioned: (Richmond) 3058
Paper making and trade
Paper making, proposal for (Phillips) 2844
Research (Lea) 206, 2832 (Waterland) 3037
Parent and child (Law)
Custody cases, abuses (Macdonald) 923-4
Custody of children, problems re (Mitchell) 3011-2 (Smith) 3012
Park Chung Hee
Visit to B.C. (Bennett) 1220 (Lea) 1220
Mentioned: (Bennett) 1706
Parker, AI
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 719
Parker, Sidney James
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, petition re (Rose) 786 (Segarty) 784
Western Grain Transportation Act, stand on (Rose) 786 (Segarty) 783
Mentioned: (Bennett) 1193
Parks, John M. (Maillardville-Coquitlam)
Assessment roll process 233
B.C. Harbours Board, abolition of 233
B.C. Place, job creation 232
B.C. Place Stadium, benefits of 232
Canadian National Railways, Victoria express operation 1002-3
Coal, development of 232
Coal, northeast, benefits of 1003-4
Coal, northeast, infrastructure for 1003
Coal, northeast, job creation 1003
Compensation stabilization program 1002
Consumer confidence, increase in 1003
Coquitlam, les activites culturelles canadiennes francaises 230
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year 895, 1003
Economic recovery 234, 1002, 1003
Economy of province 232
Education costs per pupil, variation in 895
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act (1983) 894-8
Education, special-education programs 897
Education system 233
Employment action centres, federal funds for 1295, 1321-2, Q. 1360
Employment Development Act program 232
Employment Standards Act 231
Expenditures, federal, reduction in 234
Expenditures, restraint on 1002
Expenditures, restraint on, support for 1003
Government programs, services, privatization of 232
Government publications, privatization of 233
Government, role of 231-2
Government, size of, reduction in 1003, 1004
Greater Vancouver Regional District, labour relations function 233
Greater Vancouver Regional District, planning committee (Sanford) 502-3
High-technology industry, assistance to 1004
Highway 7, expenditures on 233
Human Resources ministry staff, public statements by, Q. 508
Independent schools, support for 230
Job creation, government programs 232
Kube, Arthur, statement re meeting with J.R. Chabot 1295
Labour productivity 1003
Legislature, cost of operation of 1322
Low Interest Funding Today program 1004
Low-interest loan assistance program 1004
Maillardville-Coquitlam constituency, description de la circonscription 230
Maillardville-Coquitlam constituency, election recounts 230
Mary Hill bypass, expenditures on 233
Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 1295-6, 1321-2
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 1295-6, 1321, 1322
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, support for 2259
New Democratic Party, relationship to federal Liberal Party 1295-6
Opposition MLAs, directions to from Arthur Kube 1295-6, 1321
Prince Rupert, port development 1004
Public Sector Restraint Act 2682, 2697
Public service employees, number of, reduction in 231
Public service employees, salaries 231
Pupil-teacher ratio, calculation of 896
Question put, M. 2682, approved 2682; M. 2697, approved 2697
Rent Review Commission, expenditure on 233
Restaurant meals, sales tax on 233
School boards, powers 896
School District 43, efficiency of 896
School District 43, French immersion program 233
School districts, administration costs 896
School districts, budgets, increase in 895
Schools, enrolment 895
Small business, assistance to 1004
Small manufacturers' assistance program 1004
Social welfare programs, expenditures on 1003
Tobacco tax, increase in 233
Trade unions 230-1
Trade unions, certification and decertification of 230
Tumbler Ridge, establishment of 1003
Unemployment 231
Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Coquitlam 232
Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Surrey 232
Vancouver, ALRT system, job creation 232
Vancouver Better Business Bureau, consumer mediation 233
Parks
Area of (Mitchell) 2901
Campsites (Mitchell) 2899
Crown land, grants for municipal parks (Brummet) 2898
Expenditures on (Brummet) 2902
Maintenance, capital maintenance (Brummet) 2897, 2902
New parks established (Brummet) 2898 (Nicolson) 71 (Richmond) 112 (Throne speech) 6
Park attendants (Brummet) 2902 (Mitchell) 2898-9, 2900, 2901, 2902
Preservation of (Brummet) 2902-3 (Mitchell) 2902
Projects, grants to non-profit groups (Brummet) 2898
Revenue (Brummet) 2902
Signs, equipment, construction of (Mitchell) Q. 1567, 2899 (Brummet) A. 1567
Urban parks, need for (Fraser, R.) 12
Work projects for unemployed, proposal for (Mitchell) 2900
See also names of parks, e.g. Mount Terry Fox Provincial Park
Parks and outdoor recreation division
Langford workshop, closing of (Mitchell) Q. 1567
Parks, privatization of (Mitchell) Q. 1567 (Brummet) A. 1567
Staff, dismissal of (Mitchell) Q. 728 (Brummet) A. 728
Staff, letter to (Mitchell) Q. 728 (Brummet) A. 728
Parliament buildings, Victoria, B.C.
Cleaning staff (Hanson) 3142 (Skelly) 358-9
Offices (Skelly) 358
Renovation of (Skelly) 358 (Stupich) 64
Restoration crew (Chabot) 3144 (Hanson) 3142
Security measures (Barnes) 928, 929 (Brummet) 934
A Parliamentary Right, An Act to Perpetuate
(Bill 1) (Attorney-General) 1R, 8
Quoted (Barnes) 340
Mentioned: (Cocke) 522
Parole
Personnel for parolee supervision (Brown) 3009 (Smith) 3010
See also: Probation
Parr, Tony
Parti-Quebecois
Mentioned: (Stupich) 1231
Partnership Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 34) (Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs) 1R, 2837
Parton, Nicole
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3181
Passarell, Alan L. (Atlin)
Address in reply 48-51
Aero-Control Air Ltd., ambulance service 3105
Agriculture and Food ministry, estimates 3099
Air ambulances, appropriation, increase in 944, 946
Airport assistance program 3105-6
Amax of Canada Ltd., mine tailings, research into land disposal, Q. 532
Atlin airport 1852, 2777, Q. 3084, 3108
Atlin road to Yukon, improvements to 3106
Attorney-General ministry, estimates 2994, 2995, 2995-6
Automobiles, lights-on period 3106
Automobiles, sales tax on, uniformity in levying of 2429
Bell-Irving public sustained yield unit, plans for, Q. 414
Bennett, W.R., garden party, attendance at 649
B.C. Ferry Corp., establishment of ferry system 49
B.C. Hydro, establishment of 49
B.C. Hydro, Stikine River cables 3165
Budget debate 943-8
Budget, effect of on small business in north 945
Budget, reaction to 945
Budget, timing of 945
Building materials, sales tax on 2950
Buses, inspection of, Q. 3189, Q. 3190
Business, private sector, and government in B.C. 50
Canadian citizenship, choice of 368
Cassiar road, paving of 3107
Conmac Stages Ltd. bus, inspection of, Q. 3045
Conservation officer, Atlin area, need for 2910
Constitution Act, amendments to, notice to MLAs re debate on 2924
Constitution, amendments to, Indian land claims 2924, 2925-7
Constitution, native rights 48
Dease Lake airport 3105
Dease Lake school 3203
Driver's licences, renewal of 3106
Economic recovery and consumer spending 945
Education costs, increase in under Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act (1983) 651, 1515
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act (1983) 646-7, 649-52, 1512-6, 1627-8
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, fines under act 650, 1515
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 1512
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, meetings re 651, 652
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, withdrawal of, proposal for 651
Education minister, powers of under Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, 649, 1514
Education ministry, estimates 3203
Education system, centralization of 649, 650, 1514
Electric power projects, small-scale, development of 51
Electric power, surplus, purchase of by B.C. Hydro 51
Employees, dismissal of in private sector 1713
Employment-bridging assistance program, ending of 49
Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources ministry, estimates 3165
Environment ministry, estimates 2910-1
Exell, Robert, Nishga land claims negotiations, instructions re, Q. 2893
Expenditures, increase in 946-7
Farmland, loss of in Canada 1850, 1851
Finance ministry, estimates 2958-9
First Citizens' Fund, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 945
Flag, Canadian, replacement of 49, 51
Flights home, information re (Hewitt) Q. 1137, Q. 1139
Forests ministry, estimates 3037-8
GAIN, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 944
Good Hope Lake cabin mentioned 1852
Government advertisements, proposals for 943-4
Government aircraft logs, tabling of in House, Q. 1103
Government aircraft, use of by C.S. Rogers, Q. 1104
Government aircraft, use of by G.B. Gardom, Q. 1104, Q. 1137
Government aircraft, use of by G.M. McCarthy, Q. 1137
Government aircraft, use of by J.A. Nielsen, Q. 1104, Q. 1137
Government businesses, privatization of 50, 51
Government, cost of, reduction in 370-1
Government, size of, reduction in 50
Greenville bridge, construction of 3106
Greenville bridge, cost overrun, Q. 3082
Greenville-Kincolith road 3106
Health ministry, estimates 3093
Highway 19, overpasses for school children 3106
Highway 37, Bailey bridges 3106
Highway 37 bridge, Meziadin area, Q. 3083
Highway 37, construction equipment, Q. 3084
Highway 37, road to Cassiar, Q. 3082
Human rights protection, loss of 370, 1711
Indian Act criticized 2926
Indian rights, proposal for referendum on 49
Indians, aboriginal title 2926, 2995
Indians, committee of Legislature on aboriginal rights, proposal for 2926
Indians, history of dealings with 2925
Indians, land claims, meetings held 2893
Indians, negotiations with 2994
Industry in North America, problems of 49-50
Job creation, Social Credit Party election platform 944
Kelly, John, contract, extension of, Q. 3125
Kitimat-Stikine Regional District, planning decisions 1852
Legislation, implementation of, cost of paperwork involved 369
Legislature, night sittings 1710, 1711, 1851
Log-house construction, tax benefit for 2959
Moose, number of per wolf 2910-1
Motor Carrier Commission, appointments to, Q. 3189
Motor Vehicle Amendment Act (1983) 2775-80
Motor Vehicle Amendment Act, 1983, fines under act 2779
Motor vehicle branch franchises, awarding of, Q. 1104
Motor vehicle branch, privatization, Salt Spring Insurance Agencies, Q. 1104
Motor vehicle inspection branch buildings, disposal of 2777
Motor vehicle inspection branch employees, status of 2777-8
Motor vehicle inspection branch, fee level 1320, 2776, 2777
Motor vehicle inspection decals 2780
Motor vehicle inspection, municipalities' obligations re 2779
Motor vehicle inspection, Ontario, inspection fee 1320, 2777
Motor vehicle inspection, police duties re 2779
Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing, choice of station to do repairs 2778
Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing, fee for 1320, 2776-7
Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing, mechanics for 2776, 2777
Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing, possible abuses 2777, 2778
Motor vehicle inspection, problems re notification to owners 2779
Motor vehicle inspection stations, reopening of, Q. 3045
Motor vehicles, safety standards, transfer of jurisdiction over 2779
Motor vehicles, trailer components, regulations re 2779-80
Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 1849-54, 2420
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, municipalities' costs under act 1854
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, UBCM opposition to 1853, 1854
Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, withdrawal of, proposal for 1854
Nass road, improvements to 3106-7
Nass road, school bus use of 3203
New Aiyansh health centre 3093
New Democratic Party leadership, candidature for (Fraser, A.) 973
Nishga Indian band, land claims, Q. 2893, 2925-6, Q. 3211
Nishga Indian band, tree-farm licence for 946
Northern B.C., tax benefit program 2959
Pacific Coach Lines Ltd., sale of, Q. 3125, Q. 3189
Pharmacare, increase in 944
Planning, need for 1853
Privilege-A. V. Fraser's statement re school buses 3066
Property tax, rural, increase in 651, 946
Public health nurses, travel funds 3093
Public Sector Restraint Act 367-72, 1709-14, 2665, 2669, 2671, 2672, 2735-6
Public Sector Restraint Act, amendments to 1712, 1713, 1713-4
Public Sector Restraint Act, “board of school trustees”, use of term 2671, 2672
Public Sector Restraint Act, B.C. Health Association's opposition to 1712
Public Sector Restraint Act, debate on 371
Public Sector Restraint Act, deputy ministers' powers under act 369
Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of on labour relations 2669
Public Sector Restraint Act, reaction to 369-70
Public Sector Restraint Act, regulations 369, 1710, 1713, 2665
Public Sector Restraint Act, second reading six months hence 372
Public Sector Restraint Act, withdrawal of, proposal for 372
Public service, appointments to, patronage as basis for 2566
Public service, collective bargaining, exclusions from 2566
Public service, contracted work, provision for 2564, 2566
Public service employees, confrontation with 2565
Public service employees, dismissal of 368, 2665
Public service employees, dismissal of, savings effected 946
Public service employees, dismissal of without cause, provision for 368, 369, 371-2, 372, 1710
Public service employees, dismissed employees, compensation for 369
Public service employees, relocation of 1712
Public service employees, strike action by 2564-5
Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act (1983) 2563-7
Railway passenger service, Edmonton-Vancouver, Q. 2981
Regional district, Atlin area 1850, 2420
Regional plans, cancellation of 1853
Restaurant meals, sales tax on 946, 2379-80, 2429
Restaurants in north, comments re 2379
Roads, expenditures on 3105
Roads, northern B.C., appropriation for, 1983-84 fiscal year 945
Roads, snow removal, expenditures on 3105
Sales tax, exemption for northern B.C., proposal for 945
Sales tax, increase in, impact of on small business in north 2380
Sales tax, increase in, information to northern residents re 2379
Sales tax, increase in, percentage increase 2429
Sales tax, out-of-province purchases 945, 2959
School boards, powers 646, 649
School buses, inspection of 3066
School District 87, Dease Lake school 1627
School District 87, establishment of 649, 1514
School District 87, Kitsault school 1627
School District 87, quality of education, improvement in 650
School District 88, Stewart schools 1513
School District 92, capital expense, level of 1514
School District 92, conditions prior to establishment of 1513
School District 92, continuation of 1514, 3203
School District 92, incorporation of into School District 88 650
School District 92, maintenance problems 650
School District 92, native language programs 3203
School District 92, powers, loss of 649
School District 92, schools, communities served 1513
School District 92, specialized programs 1513
School districts, consolidation of smaller districts 650, 651, 1514, 1515
School districts, northern, added expenses 650, 1514, 1515
School districts, size of, administration of 651
School principals, vice-principals, change in status of 369, 371
Select Standing Committee on Transportation and Communications, consideration of automobile inspection by private sector 1320-1
Social Credit Party, 1983 election campaign 1710
Social Service Tax Amendment Act (1983) 2376-81, 2429-30
Social Service Tax Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2380
Social welfare services, reduction in 944
Stewart, port for logs 3038
Taxi companies, Victoria, compliance with ICBC regulations 2776
Teachers, dismissal of 369, 371, 2735-6
Teachers, salaries 651
Teachers, salaries in north and quality of education 649-50
Teachers, salaries, level of in U.S. 1515-6
Telegraph Creek airport, snow-clearing 2995, 2996, 3107
Telephone calls, long-distance, sales tax on and small business in north 945, 2377-8, 2430
Timber sale licence A17865, information re 3038
Tour operators, unlicensed businesses 3105
Tourism ministry, appropriation, reduction in 947
Tourist trade, effect of budget on 945-6
Transit buses, inspection of, Q. 3189
Transportation and Highways ministry employees deputizing as police officers 2776, 2779
Transportation and Highways ministry, estimates 3105-7, 3108
Tree-farm licence no. 1, use of by Nishga Indian band 946, 3038
Vegetable production, hot springs for 3099
Patent medicines
See: Medicines, Patent, proprietary, etc.
Paton, Ian
Mentioned: (Dailly) 1094
Paton, Nora
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2525
Patterson, James
Vancouver meeting, attendance at (Blencoe) Q. 134
Pattison, James (Jim)
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1418, 1439, 2837, 3063 (Reynolds) 305
See also: The Jim Pattison Group
Pattullo, Thomas Dufferin
Political career (Stupich) 2284-5
Mentioned: (McGeer) 3172
Pattullo Bridge, New Westminster, B.C.
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1641 (Reid) 494, 3121
Pauling, Linus
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 597, 598, 1560
Pause for Peace Campaign
Motion 24, debate on (Wallace) 559
Two minutes of silence, proposal for (Brown) 1330 (Howard) 1331 (Lockstead) 1331 (Wallace) 1330
Pavich, Jim
Appointment of (Cocke) 3056-7, 3058, 3059 (Richmond) 3058
Career (Cocke) 3057 (Richmond) 3058
Salary (Cocke) 3057
Pawley, Howard
Mentioned: (Dailly) 235 (Reynolds) 185
Peace
See also: Pause for Peace campaign
Peace Arch District Hospital, White Rock, B.C.
Expansion of (Reid) 39
Peace officers
Definition of (Gardom) 2870 (Howard) 2869-70 (Wallace) 2870
Peace River, B.C.
B.C. Hydro dam. See entries under name of Authority
Damming of (Brummet) 143
Peace Wood Products Ltd.
Mentioned: (Brummet) 139
Pearse, Peter
Mentioned: (Skelly) 3025, 3026, 3034, 3035
Pearson, George S.
Mentioned: (Dailly) 323
Pearson, Norman
Mentioned: (Reynolds) 155
Peck, Ed
Powers of (Macdonald) 1777
Salary (Skelly) 1984 (Wallace) 1965
Mentioned: (Barnes) 106, 1999, 2001, 2002 (Brown) 2713, 2716, 2765 (Cocke) 2043 (Curtis) 1921, 1921, 1922 (Gabelmann) 2035, 2667 (Hanson) 2115, 2497, 2739, 2740, 3140 (Howard) 1942 (Lockstead) 1503, 1997, 3109 (Macdonald) 1593, 1594, 1595, 1777 (Mitchell) 2019, 2021 (Nicolson) 2709 (Passarell) 1513 (Rose) 346, 1372, 2086, 2710, 3187 (Sanford) 2742 (Stupich) 1583, 1924, 1931 (Wallace) 2753
Pedersen, George
Quoted (Gabelmann) 1646
Mentioned: (Lea) 2832
Pedersson, George A.
Quoted (Barrett) 1042
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 2973 (Sanford) 1028 (Wallace) 2971
Pelton, EC. Austin (Dewdney)
Address in reply 31-3
Agricultural Land Commission 33
Agricultural land reserve 33
Agricultural land reserve, exclusions from 512
Assessment and taxation system 32
Assessment roll, timing of 939
Borrowing, use of unified borrowing method 938
Budget, reaction to 938
Bureaucracy as feudalism 1998-9
Bureaucracy, growth of 1998-9
Commuter rail service, Mission, need for 32
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act (1983) 1998-9
Cucumber grower, Pitt Meadows, land use by 513
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year 1457
Dewdney-Alouette Regional District, planning functions 939
Dewdney constituency, job creation 32
Dewdney, recreational facilities 32
Dewdney, road system 32
Education ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 1458
Elderly, government programs for, re-establishment of 32
Employment, effect of automation on 1998
Expenditures, cancellation of programs 938
Free enterprise system 942-3
Government, intervention of in human affairs 943, 1457
Health care, user fees, increase in 938
Highway 7, Haney to Mission, four-laning of 32
Housing industry 33
Human Resources ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 1458
Iron Mountain golf course, completion of 32
Job creation 32
Land use legislation and procedures, simplification of 32-3
MLAs, salaries, reduction in 1458
Mary Hill bypass, completion of 32
Municipal Affairs ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 1458
Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 511-3
Municipal Finance Authority of B.C., service commended 938
Municipal planning procedures, autonomy in 513
Okanagan Bible College, An Act Respecting, report on Bill 1185
Property tax, classification of property 939
Property tax, mill rate, variable system 939
Public Sector Restraint Act 1457-8
Public Sector Restraint Act, hoist of 1457, 1458
Public service employees, productivity 1999
Regional districts, advisory planning commissions 512
Regional districts, planning for sewer, water services 512
Regional districts, planning function 512, 938-9
Regional districts, planning, rural areas 512
Regional districts, settlement plans 512
Regional districts, technical planning committees, abolition of 513
Regional districts, technical planning committees, criticism of 939
Regional districts, technical planning committees, problems re 513
Restaurant meals, sales tax on 938
Revenue, 1982-83 fiscal year, decline in 1457
Sales tax, increase in 938
Select Standing Committee on Standing Orders and Private Bills, report no. 1, 1185; report No. 2, 1185; report No. 3, 1383
Socialism, history of 942
Socialism in practice 942-3
Taxation, level of and public's ability to pay 1458, 1999
Telephone calls, long-distance, sales tax on 938
Trinity Western College, report on 1185
Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Pitt River 32
Pemberton, Houston, Willoughby Ltd.
“Western Commentary” quoted (Wallace) 970-1
Mentioned: (Barrett) 1042 (Wallace) 2971
Penny, J.W.
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1682
Pension (Public Service) Act
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 2457 (Hanson) 2490, 2502 (Lea) 2466 (Nicolson) 2480
Pension (Public Service) Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 18) (Provincial Secretary) 1R, 168; 2R, 1379-83; C, 1413-4; 3R, 1414; RA, 1916
Speakers: Chabot 1379, 1413, 1414; Cocke 1379-82, 1413, 1414
Amdts: Sec. 7 (Cocke) 1414, out of order 1414
Divisions: 2R, 1383
Crown corporations, elimination of, proposal for (Cocke) 1382
Crown corporations, employers' costs (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1382
Deputy ministers, pension benefits, purchase of (Chabot) 1382-3
Employees' contributions (Cocke) 1380
Employers' contribution (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1381, 1413
Employment action centres, federal funds for, use of (Cocke) 1381-2
Matkin, James, purchase of pension benefits (Chabot) 1382-3 (Cocke) 1379-80, 1381, 1414
Pension benefits, purchase of (Cocke) 1380-1
Pension funds, administration costs (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1414
Pension funds, terminal funding (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1380
Pension funds, use of (Cocke) 1414
Pension plan, financing of (Chabot) 1379
Pensions, basis for (Chabot) 1413 (Cocke) 1413
Pensions, portability of (Cocke) 1381
Pensions
Pension funds, use of (Cocke) 2332-3
Portability of (Cocke) 1381
See also: Old age pensions
Pentachlorophenol
Wood, PCP contaminated, burning of (Wallace) 2909
Penticton and District Credit Union
Mentioned: (Skelly) 1809
Penticton Indian band
Land claims, settlement of (Gardom) 2934
Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2931
Pepin, Jean-Luc
Tribute to (Phillips) 771
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 753 (Macdonald) 749 (Lauk) 780 (Phillips) 703 (Rogers) 789 (Rose) 786, 787, 788, 789, 1303 (Segarty) 784
Pepin, Lucy
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1476
Pepper, Bruce
Mentioned: (Lea) 708
Peron, Juan
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 303 (Reynolds) 306
Perrault, Ray
Mentioned: (Dailly) 437
Perry, H.G.T.
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1864, 1865, 2112
Personal injuries
Criminal injuries compensation program, reduction in (Curtis) 164 (Stupich) 179
Pessimism
Negative attitude (Brummet) 142-3
Pesticides
Purchases, question on order paper re (Wallace) Q. 2553
Peters, Ann
Letter quoted (Gabelmann) 2122-3
Petitions
Meares Island, logging of (Skelly) 225
Petro-Canada
Service station conversions, cost of (Richmond) 114
Service stations, purchase of (Brummet) 141
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1416 (Kempf) 2332, 2333 (Rogers) 3157
Petroleum as fuel
Gasoline (Coloured) Tax Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Petroleum incentive program
Mentioned: (Rose) 456
Petroleum industry and trade
Petroleum companies, profits (Macdonald) 2049
Petroleum industry (Rogers) 3154
Petroleum industry, nationalizing of (Brummet) 141
Royalty system for (Davis) 68
Social Credit Party campaign fund, contributions to (Lauk) Q. 1397, Q. 1398 (Bennett) A. 1397
Vancouver Island, west coast exploration (Lockstead) 3157 (Rogers) 3157
Wells drilled (Rogers) 3154
Petty, Sir William
Quoted (Dailly) 23
Pezim, Murray
Tribute to (Reynolds) 156
Mentioned: (Hanson) 2490 (Lauk) 154 (Macdonald) 1521, 1523 (Reynolds) 156
Pharmacare
See: Insurance, Pharmaceutical services
Pharmacists
Patient profiles, use of (Mowat) 52
Prescription forgeries-prevention service (Mowat) 52
Pharmacists Act
Mentioned: (Mowat) 52
Phi Delta Kappa
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 3194 (Rose) 3195
Phi Delta Kappan
Quoted (Rose) 3191
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Mentioned: (Closing speech) 3210
Phillips, Bruce
Budget, editorial re (Hewitt) 263
Phillips, Hon. Donald M. (South Peace River) Minister of Industry and Small Business Development
Address in reply 108-11
Aluminum components for automobile industry, manufacture of in B.C. 2843-4
Apparel manufacturing, export of sportswear to Japan 2844
Automobile industry, Canadian, problems of 2830
Bauxite, aluminum manufacture in B.C. 2843
Bonds, B.C. bonds, credit rating of 2834
Bonds, sale of in Euromarket, October 1983 2834
B.C. Cellulose Co. employees 1390
British Columbia Cellulose Company Repeal Act (Bill 29) 1R, 287; 1389, 1390
B.C. Development Corp., management of Harbours Board properties 703, 703-4
B.C. Government Employees' Union members, Norman Richards' letter to 1186
B.C. Harbours Board assets, transfer of 704
B.C. Harbours Board, establishment of 703
B.C. Harbours Board farmland, future of 1346
B.C. Harbours Board farmland, leases, continuation of 1346
B.C. Harbours Board, liabilities, transfer of 704
B.C. Harbours Board operations, transfer of 1346
B.C. Harbours Board, railway facilities, management of 703, 704
B.C. Harbours Board, resignation from chairmanship of, proposal for (Cocke) 739
B.C. Railway, accountability of 747
B.C. Railway, administration of 2834
B.C. Railway, assistance to, negotiations with federal government re 771
B.C. Railway, construction of to Peace River area 764
B.C. Railway, 50KV technology, introduction of 2834
B.C. Railway, grain shipping 763, 771
B.C. Railway, loss on operations 197
B.C. Railway, 1982 grant to 197, 198
B.C. Railway, profit 197, 2834
B.C. Resources Investment Corp., establishment of 712
Budget debate 1043-5, 1163, 1185-7
Bunker oil, tax increase, study of 2842
CADCAM centre for B.C., feasibility of 2835
Canadian Pacific Railway, NDP attitude to 762
Canadian Pacific Railway, Rogers Pass tunnel project, employment in 772
“Canadian Trade Policy for the 1980s” mentioned 2829
Christmas cards, expenditure on (Hanson) 2114
Coal, coking coal, export of 2843
Coal, export of 2829
Coal, Gregg River mine 111
Coal, northeast 110, 111, 1044
Coal, northeast, Anzac line tunnel, work on 729, 1044
Coal, northeast, contracts, provision for penalty in, A. 2291
Coal, northeast, infrastructure for 2982
Coal, northeast, investment in by province 2835
Coal, northeast, job creation 1044-5, 1060
Coal, northeast, master agreement with coal companies, A. 2291, 2834
Coal, northeast, negotiations re 2982
Coal, northeast, price of, A. 535, A. 1060, A. 1060-1, A. 2982
Coal, northeast, tonnage, change in, A. 535, A. 1060, A. 1060-1, A. 2982
Coal, southeast, contracts 110-1
Coal, southeast, transportation system 771
Conair Aviation Ltd., export award 2828
Convention centre, Vancouver, construction of 2829
Copper smelter in B.C., proposal for 2843
Crowsnest Pass freight rate 110
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in (Motion 2) 762-4, 770-2
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in, effect of 770-1
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in, grain producers' support for 770
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, government policy on 763
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, NDP policy on 762-3
Debt per capita, increase in 2847
Deficit, 1982-83 fiscal year 198
Discovery parks program 1186
Economic recovery 1186
Estimates, debate on 2937
Europe, travel to, A. 2790 (Bennett) 1707 (Lea) Q. 2790
Expenditures, restraint on, government program 108-9
Expenditures, restraint on, public support for 1185
Export awards to B.C. industries 2828
Exports, competitiveness of B.C. products 1186-7, 2829
Exports, financing for exports industry 2831
Exports, increase in 1186-7, 2829
Exports, promotional activities of government 2828
Exports, workforce engaged in production for 110, 2829
Farmland, attitude to (Dailly) 1092-3, 1096 (Stupich) 1091
Federal Task Force on the Canadian Motor Vehicle and Automotive Parts Industry, recommendations 2830
Food production in B.C. 110
Forest industries, production of machinery, goods, services for in B.C. 2835
Gearmatic Co., closing of 2841
Gearmatic Co., federal subsidies 2841
Government under NDP 1043-4
Grain, rail system for 762
Grain shipping, Peace River area 763-4, 764
Harbour Board Repeal Act (Bill 25) 1R, 168; 703-4, 1346
Health care system 109
Helicopters, wiring system for, Prince George manufacturer 2835
High-technology industries, establishment of 2835, 2844
Hotels, railway hotels 762
Hudson Bay Mountain ski resort, opening of 2846
IWA Barker, contents 109
Industries in B.C., costs for, reduction in 1186
Industries, market for, domestic market 2844
Industry and Small Business Development ministry, estimates 2828-31, 2834-5, 2840, 2841, 2842, 2843-4, 2845, 2846, 2847
International Submarine Engineering Ltd., export award 2828
International Trade Week 2828
Japan, market for B.C. exports, growth in 2829
Japan, steel industry 111
Kitimat, Terrace, land for industrial development 2845
Korea Electric Co., coal sales to 111
Labour Relations Board, abolition of, proposal for (Barrett) 260
Los Angeles Times, settlement with 1387, 1390
Low Interest Funding Today program, job creation 2835
Lumber industry in B.C., competitiveness of 2830
Lumber industry, machinery, goods, services for, production of in B.C. 2835
Lumber products for export, development of 2835, 2844
MLAs, federal MPs entering provincial politics 108
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (1983) 2813, 2813-4, 2814
Mission-Port Moody constituency, by-election results 1185
Molybdenum, export of 2843
Natural gas, Grizzly Valley pipeline 108
Natural gas, liquefied, Prince Rupert plant 2844
OKI Semiconductor Inc. plant, establishment of in B.C. 1186
Ocean Falls, assets, facilities 713, 1387, 2840
Ocean Falls, chip-board industry, proposal for 1387
Ocean Falls Corp. employees 1387
Ocean Falls Corporation Repeal Act (Bill 30) 1R, 287; 712-3, 1347, 1386-7, 1387, 1388
Ocean Falls Corporation Repeal Act, proclamation of 1386
Ocean Falls, electric power facilities, use of 1387
Ocean Falls, industry for community 1386
Ocean Falls, jurisdiction over, office responsible for 1388
Ocean Falls, Martin Valley area residents, utilities for 1387
Ocean Falls mills, history of 712-3
Ocean Falls mills, purchase of by NDP government 712, 1347
Ocean Falls, sawmill operation, negotiations re 2840
Ocean Falls, transportation to 1387
Paper manufacture in B.C., proposal for 2844
Pohang Iron and Steel Works, coal sales to 111
Ports, control over 771
Ports, management of, federal policy on 703
Ports, studies for smaller harbours 703
Prince Rupert, grain terminal 763, 2835
Prince Rupert, port development 110, 2835
Privilege, delay in raising matter of (Barrett) 803-4
Privilege-reflections on past reputation as automobile dealer 764 (Speaker) 803
Property tax, exemptions for industrial property 2813
Public Sector Restraint Act 2683
Question put, M. 2406, approved 2406; M. 2631, approved 2631; M. 2683, approved 2683-4
Railroads, expenditures planned for B.C., number of jobs 772
Railroads, hopper cars, purchase of 762
Railwest Manufacturing Co., cost of and cost of product 197
Roberts Bank Expansion Agreement 703
Roberts Bank port, development of 703, 1346
Roberts Bank, railway access to 703
Rotterdam port, administration of 703
Salary, reduction in by $1, M. (Lea) 2834, negatived 2835
Sales tax, changes in, representations re 2363
Sales tax, exemption from, draft beer 2813, 2814
Sales tax, exemption from, soft drinks 2814
Sales tax, exemption from, wood used as fuel 2813, 2814
Sales tax, exemptions from, cabinet's powers re 2814
Seaboard Lumber Sales Co. Ltd., export award 2828
The Seagram Co. Ltd., B.C. operation, closing of 1186
Shipbuilding industry in Scotland 1186
Small manufacturers assistance program, firms assisted 2835
Social Service Tax Amendment Act (1983) 2363
Social Service Tax Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2363
Social welfare programs, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 1044
Social welfare programs, expenditures on 197, 198
Spetifore property, use of 110
Steel industry, Ontario, B.C. coking coal for 2843
Steel mill in B.C. 2843
Supply Act (No. 1) (1983) 197-8
Supply Act (No. 2) , 1983 (Bill 37) 1R, 2936; 2936, 2937
Swan Wooster Engineering Co. Ltd., export award 2828
Tilbury Island industrial park 1346
Tourist industry, assistance to 2846
Toyota Motor Co. Ltd., wheel manufacturing plant in B.C. 2843
Trade missions, cooperation with federal trade commissioners 2831
Trade policy, Canadian, development of 2829-30
Trade policy, provision for barter and counter trade 2831
Transportation system in Canada commended 762
Travel industry development subsidiary agreement, funds for 2846
Unemployment 709
Western Foundation for Advanced Industrial Technology, funding for 2835
Western Packaging Systems Ltd., export award 2828
Whistler Mountain ski resort, investment in 2846
Williston, R.G., appointment of 1388
Yugoslavia, trip to (Lockstead) 2347
Phillips Cables Ltd.
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1681
Physical fitness
Jogging injuries (Nielsen) 3082
Program for promotion of (Nielsen) 3081-2 (Skelly) 3080 (Throne speech) 7
Physicians
Billing numbers, availability of (Brown) 3092 (Cocke) 3092 (Dailly) 3092 (Nielsen) 3092-3
Billing privileges, limiting of (Cocke) 3091, 3092 (Dailly) 3092 (Nielsen) 3091-2, 3092
Billings, extra billing (Macdonald) 90
Billings, review of (Curtis) 165
Compensation levels (Macdonald) 2049-50 (McGeer) 3174
Consultation with (Bennett) 1190
Fee schedule (Nielsen) 3066
General practitioners, incomes (Macdonald) 924
Hospital privileges, availability of (Nielsen) 3092
Hospitals, user charge to physicians (Skelly) 3081
Medical Services Commission payments to (Lauk) 2072 (Macdonald) 2049-50 (McGeer) 416
Number of (Nielsen) 3065, 3066
Number of, location of, control over (Curtis) 165
Offices, overhead, calculation of (Macdonald) 924
Payback by physicians (Segarty) 123
Public service, medical officers' files (Barrett) 831, 837
Pier B-C project
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2010
Pinochet, Augusto
Mentioned: (Barrett) 260 (Brown) 412 (D’Arcy) 1562 (Gabelmann) 1621 (Howard) 294, 407 (Sanford) 280, 282, 1621
Pioneers
Pioneers of B.C. (Lea) 2155-6, 2156-7 (Segarty) 123
Pioneers of Canada (Fraser, R.) 216
Pipelines
Operations of, information re (Cocke) 1248, 1249, 1250
Pither, Barry
Quoted (Passarell) 370
Planned Parenthood Association
Grant to (Brown) 3091 (Dailly) Q. 916 (Nielsen) A. 916, 3091
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1587
Planning Institute of B.C.
Brief quoted, referred to (Barnes) 1881-2 (D’Arcy) 1857, 1858 (Wallace) 1235
Mentioned: (Barnes) 1879 (D’Arcy) 1855, 1856, 1858 (Lauk) 1820
Plecas, Robert
Mentioned: (Chabot) 2640, 2642, 3138 (Gardom) 3166
Pocklington, Peter
Court case referred to (Macdonald) 2182
Financial affairs (Skelly) 555
Fraser Institute, board membership (Macdonald) 2223
Mentioned: (Barrett) 2223, 2415 (Brown) 3003 (Macdonald) 2117 (Rose) 115
Pohang Iron and Steel Co.
Coal sales to (Phillips) 111
Mentioned: (Bennett) 1220, 1706 (Phillips) 1061
Police
Auxiliary policing programs (Smith) 2987
Cars, painting of (Blencoe) 1111
Costs of, cost-sharing arrangements (Blencoe) 696-7, 1110-2
Costs of, increase in (Blencoe) 1110-1
Costs of, problem re (Blencoe) 695-7, 1100-2
Costs of, task force on (Blencoe) 695, 696, 1100
Motor vehicle inspections, duties re (Passarell) 2779
Municipal bylaws, enforcement of (Blencoe) 1111
Municipal police forces (Blencoe) 696
Performance of duties (Barrett) 256-7, 822-4, 825, 832, 834, 836, 837 (Blencoe) 418 (Macdonald) 442 (Skelly) 1722
Police forces, tribute to (Smith) 2987
Senior officials' files, access to (Barrett) 822-4, 825, 832, 834, 836, 837, 840-1, 842-3, 844-5, 847, 875-6
Training of (Mitchell) 337
Police Act
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 695, 696 (Mitchell) 2665
Police Association of Ontario
Poliomyelitis
Regulations re, publication of (Cocke) 1297, 1298
Political donations
See entries under Political parties
Political parties
Candidates, 1983 election (Curtis) 816-7
Donations to, corporation donations (Skelly) 2178
Donations to, source of (Skelly) 2178
Donations to, tax credit for (D’Arcy) 2166 (Skelly) 2063-4, 2178-9 (Wallace) 2070
Income Tax Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Populist political party, definition of (Lea) 2108
Registration of receipt authority, requirements for (Curtis) 816, 2580, 2581 (Lea) 2580, 2581 (Stupich) 817 (Wallace) 2069-70
Politics
Electoral system and democratic government (Lauk) 150-1
Politics as a profession (Howard) 1940
Pollen, Peter
Quoted (Dailly) 436-7
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 1801
Polls of public opinion
See: Public opinion polls
Pollution control branch
See: Waste management branch
Polychlorinated biphenyl
Shipment of, safety precautions (Wallace) Q. 3189 (Brummet) A. 3189
Shipment of through B.C. waters (Wallace) Q. 3189 (Brummet) A. 3189
Poor
Automobiles, maintenance of (Wallace) 970
B.C. residents below poverty line (Brown) 2103 (Gabelmann) 2122
Children, effect of poverty on (Macdonald) 2181
Economic recession, burden of on poor (Stupich) 2099
Income, spendable income (Cocke) 1208
Living expenses (Sanford) 2130 (Stupich) 1923-4 (Wallace) 1967
Miscellaneous Statutes (Finance Measures) Amendment Act, 1983, effect of on poor (Cocke) 1208
Oppression, effect of on poor (Barnes) 2145-6
Poverty, cost of (Brown) 2017-8
St. Andrew's Cathedral, Victoria, soup-line (Blencoe) 2135, 2137, 2138
Tax burden on (Brown) 1353 (Skelly) 1143, 1349, 2066 (Wallace) 970
Tobacco tax increase, impact of (Brown) 799 (Dailly) 583, 584 (Gabelmann) 797 (Lea) 563, 565, 566, 1333-4 (Lockstead) 561, 562 (Rose) 582 (Wallace) 1336
United States, number of poor (Rose) 2163
Women, number of (Brown) 975
Working poor (D’Arcy) 2164-5
Pork industry and trade
Pork production in B.C. (Hanson) 1086 (Michael) 1086, 1102
Pornography
B.C. Business and Professional Women's Club resolutions re (Wallace) 2996
Community standards for (Brown) 2991-2 (Smith) 2992
Film-making in Victoria, investigation into (Brown) Q. 768 (Smith) A. 768, A. 2895
Laws, enforcement of (Smith) 2996 (Wallace) 2996
Videotapes, problem re (Brown) 2992
Port Alberni, B.C.
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., mill emissions (Nielsen) 3081 (Skelly) 3081
Retail stores, taxation of (Skelly) 1145
Tourism, development of (Skelly) 3034
Waterfront land, development of (Skelly) 3035, 3038 (Waterland) 3037
Port Alberni Harbour Commission
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 687
Port Coquitlam, B.C.
Kingsway Bailey bridge, replacement of (Fraser, A.) 3129 (Rose) 3128
Traffic and dangerous cargos (Rose) 3074, 3075
Traffic problem (Rose) 118, 3127
Port Hardy, B.C.
Money-saving by residents (Gabelmann) 374
Port Moody, B.C.
Commuter rail station (Rose) 118
Dangerous cargos in transit (Rose) 3074, 3075
Golden Spike Days (Rose) 118
Traffic problems (Rose) 118
Underground services, financing of (Ritchie) 2887
Porter, John
The Vertical Mosaic mentioned (Skelly) 3025
Ports
Development of (Segarty) 123
Management of, federal policy on (Phillips) 703
Negotiations re (Lauk) 736, 737 (Macdonald) 748-9
Prince Rupert port. See entries under Prince Rupert, B.C.
Studies, funds for (Phillips) 703
Post-partum counselling
See entries under Childbirth t Post-secondary education
See entries under Universities and colleges
Postings
Mentioned: (Hanson) 56
Postwar Reconstruction Council 6
Establishment of (Stupich) 1014, 1017-8
Work of, reports (Hanson) 1864-5 (Stupich) 1014, 1015
Mentioned: (Hanson) 2112
Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan
Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 754
Pouilly-Fuisse wine
Mentioned: (Barnes) 929 (Barrett) 1596
Powell River, B.C.
Subdivision development (Rose) 1831
Powell River Co.
Employees, dismissal of (Lockstead) 360-1
Powell River News, Powell River, B.C.
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 2311
Power Engineers and Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Act
Mentioned: (McClelland) 3131
Power resources
See: Energy resources
Premiers' conference
Economy, conference on (Throne speech) 2
Premier's office
Estimates 3205-8
Speakers: Bennett 3205, 3206-8; Howard 3205-6
Auditing procedures (Hanson) Q. 134
Deputy ministers, reporting by (Brown) 1275 (Gabelmann) 1622 (Hanson) 1868 (Lea) 1268, 1538 (Macdonald) 1521, 1592, 1593 (Rose) 1605
Expenditures (Bennett) 3205 (Cocke) 96 (Howard) 1939 (Lauk) 2004
Staff, salaries (Barnes) 106-7 (Dailly) 237 (Stupich) 167
Prescriptions
Forgeries-prevention service (Mowat) 52
Patient profiles, use of (Mowat) 52
Press
Columnists, criticism of (Fraser, A.) 87
Irresponsible press stories, tabling of evidence (Barrett) 509
Pretrial Service Centre, Vancouver, B.C.
Pretty, E.
Mentioned: (Brown) 1848 (Howard) 1241
Preventive medicine
See: Medicine, Preventive
Price-Skeena Forest Products Ltd.
Skeena West area timber application (Howard) 3048, 3049 (Waterland) 3049
Price Waterhouse and Co.
Mentioned: (Lockstead) 3155
Prince George Crisis Intervention Society
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1202
Prince George Regional Hospital, Prince George, B.C.
Administrator, salary level (Strachan) 956
Prince George School District
See: School District 57
Prince Rupert, B.C.
Airport restaurant referred to (Lea) 1266
Coal terminal, construction of (Fraser, A.) 755
Grain terminal, construction of (Fraser, A.) 755 (Phillips) 763, 2835
Job creation (Reynolds) 710
Port development (Parks) 1004 (Phillips) 110, 2835 (Richmond) 112 (Segarty) 122, 123 (Smith) 148 (Waterland) 93, 999
Pulp mill, property tax on (Lea) 1150-1
Princess Marguerite (Vessel)
Goods and services for, information re (Blencoe) Q. 3083-4 (Fraser, A.) A. 3084
Mentioned: (Barrett) 1600 (Hanson) 886, 2425 (Howard) 1391 (Phillips) 763 (Rose) 1741
Principals, School
See: School principals
Prisoners
Disciplinary courts (Brown) 3001 (Smith) 3001
Early release program (Brown) 3001, 3008 (Smith) 3001
Female prisoners, facilities for (Brown) 3000 (Smith) 3000
Serving of sentences (Smith) 2986
Transportation of, privatization of (Mitchell) 3015 (Smith) 3015
Use of for public sector work (Curtis) 164
Visitation rights (Brown) 2999 (Smith) 2999
Prisons
Remand centre, Vancouver (Brown) 409
Women, federal facilities for in B.C. (Brown) 3001 (Smith) 3001
See also names of prisons, e.g. Vancouver Island Regional Correctional Centre, Victoria, B.C.
Pritchett, Harold
Mentioned: (Stupich) 2281
Prittie, Robert
Mentioned: (Reynolds) 155
Private schools
Education in, choice of (Rose) 3196
Enrolment, increase in (Gabelmann) 1544
Grants to (Dailly) 1486-7 (Heinrich) 3195 (Rose) 3194
Le support pour les ecoles, Faccroissement des founs (Parks) 230
West Vancouver independent school (Heinrich) 3195
Privilege
Barnes-G.M. McCarthy's suggestion re conduct of opposition MLAs 430
Blencoo-J.R. Chabot's remarks re Bapco Paints Co. Ltd. 941 (Speaker) 941
Gabelmann-R.H. McClelland's accusation of lying 229 (Speaker) 229
Howard-Barrett, David, impeding of from discharge of duties 2607-8 (Speaker) 2608, 2613-4
Howard-House business, conduct of 2367 (Speaker) 2435
Howard-legislation, ministers' answers to questions re timetable for 2436
Lauk-bills, calling for, practice followed 1067 (Speaker) 1067
Lauk-right to speak before use of closure 2632
Nicolson-P.L. McGeer's statement re student aid appropriation 2435, 2539 (McGeer) 2539 (Speaker) 2539
Passarell-AN. Fraser's statement re school buses 3066
Phillips-reflections on past reputation as automobile dealer 764 (Speaker) 803
Reynolds-A.B. Macdonald's remarks re Don Bellamy 225
Ritchie-Frank Howard's accusation of lying to House 2535
Rose-J.H. Heinrich's statement re expulsion of B.C. Teachers' Federation members 1823 (Speaker) 1975
Rose-school districts, budget information packets, availability of to MLAs 251 (Speaker) 273
Stupich-Finance ministry cheques, other documents found in garbage 627
Probate Fee Act
Mentioned: (Speaker) 1049
Probate law and practice
Estate Administration Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Probation
Courtenay area, probation officer (Sanford) 3019
Job-finding service, funding for (Brown) Q. 534 (Smith)A. 534
Officers, performance of duties (Sanford) 283
Personnel for, reduction in (Brown) 3009 (Smith) 3010
Privatization of (Reynolds) 2994 (Smith) 2994
Programs, abolition of (Barrett) 1043
Prostitutes, child, probation-officer program (Brown) 2998 (Smith) 2998
See also: Parole
Problem children
Child apprehensions, reduction in (Barnes) 507, 508
Custody of (Barnes) Q. 507, Q. 508
Facilities for (Mitchell) 3012-3, 3013 (Smith) 3013
The Maples school program (Brown) 34
Resource teams, abolition of (Brown) 976
Services for (Blencoe) 126 (Brown) 411
See also: Juvenile delinquency
Proctor and Gamble Co. Inc.
Mentioned: (Skelly) 3035
Productivity of labour
See: Labour productivity
Professional Employees' Association
Letter to quoted (Reynolds) 1944
Public Sector Restraint Act, discussion re (Gabelmann) 375
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 2443 (Wallace) 2525
Professors
Compensation levels in B.C. (McGeer) 3174, 3179 (Nicolson) 3175, 3180
Dismissal of, provision for (Hanson) 1641
Tenure (Barrett) 830, 841-2, 849 (Chabot) A. 854 (Fraser, R.) 218 (Hanson) 1703, 1704 (Lauk) 220 (Macdonald) 440, 1521, 1776, 1777 (McGeer) A. 854 (Nicolson) Q. 854, 1756-7 (Rose) 347, 456-7, 1604
Profiteering
Restraint on, proposal for (Macdonald) 2047
Profits
Investment of in B.C. (Nicolson) 2149
Need for (Brummet) 141 (Waterland) 92
Progressive Conservative Party
Federal party and Social Credit Party (D’Arcy) 964 (Lockstead) 361 (Rose) 349
Pacific National Exhibition booth (Macdonald) Q. 1103
Project Parent East, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Brown) 979
Propane
Tanks, rental charges for (Lauk) Q. 1061 (Rogers) A. 1061
Property Improvement Grant Act (Saskatchewan)
Mentioned: (Skelly) 1350
Property rights
See: Right of property
Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983
(Bill 7) (Minister of Municipal Affairs) 1R, 169, 1821; 2R, 613-23, 667-87, 689-99, 1105-26, 1127-36, 1140-60, 1785-96; C, 1903-11, 1958-62; 3R, 2276; RA, 2938
Speakers: Blencoe 617-23, 667-87, 689-99, 1105-26, 1127-36, 1140-2, 1909, 1910, 1911; Brown 1156-60, 1785-6, 1793-4, 1908-9, 1910, 1911, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962; Cocke 1787-9, 1960, 1960-1, 1962; Howard 1786-7; Lea 1147-52, 1959; Lockstead 1789-91; Mitchell 1791-3; Nicolson 1152-6, 1903-4, 1907, 1908; Ritchie 613-5, 1794-5, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1909-10, 1911, 1958-9, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962; Rose 1904-7, 1959-60; Skelly 1142-7; Stupich 615-7, 1960
Amdts: 211 (Blencoe) 1142, negatived 1789; sec. 2 (Ritchie) 1907, 1917, approved 1909; sec. 7 (Ritchie) 1958, 1963, approved 1960
Divisions: 2R, 1147, 1789, 1796
Amendments to bill (Brown) 1908-9 (Lea) 1149 (Nicolson) 1907, 1908, 1154 (Ritchie) 1908
Argenta Friends' School, property tax (Nicolson) 1152-3
Banks, profits (Blencoe) 674
Bapco Paints Co. Ltd., transfer of from Victoria (Blencoe) 1116
Bill, consultation, meetings re (Lockstead) 1791 (Ritchie) 613 (Skelly) 1146
Bill, second reading six months hence (Blencoe) 1142
Bill, support for (Ritchie) 1795
Bill, withdrawal of, proposal for (Blencoe) 671 (Brown) 1785
Bonds, B.C. bonds, credit rating of (Blencoe) 699, 1121
B.C. Assessment Authority offices, closing of (Brown) 1159
B.C. Assessment Authority staff, reduction in (Brown) 1159
British Columbia Forest Products Ltd., property taxes (Blencoe) 1120
Budget, debate on (Blencoe) 621, 673, 691, 694 (Stupich) 616, 617
Burnaby, budget preparation (Brown) 1158, 1159-60
Burnaby, small business (Brown) 1160
Business, regulation of (Blencoe) 676
Business, taxation of (Blencoe) 684
Centralization of power, decision-making in Victoria (Blencoe) 619, 1120-3, 1124, 1125, 1128-9, 1909 (Howard) 1786
College boards, appointments to (Howard) 1786
Commercial, industrial property, exemptions for (Blencoe) 621-2, 623, 672, 1116, 1120, 1125 (Brown) 1961 (Cocke) 1960 (Ritchie) 613, 614, 1961
Commercial, industrial property, residential development of (Blencoe) 623, 675, 677
Corporations, municipal taxation of (Nicolson) 1154 (Skelly) 1143-4
Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd., property taxes (Skelly) 1144
Debt (Blencoe) 621, 675, 691, 694, 1121, 1122
Democracy and constitutionalism (Blencoe) 668
Economy, private market economy (Blencoe) 676
Education costs 684-5
Elderly, tax deferral by (Nicolson) 1153
Elderly, vacant lots, property tax on (Nicolson) 1153
Farm exemption (Ritchie) 614 (Rose) 1906
Forest companies, property taxes (Skelly) 1144
Government, financial management record (Blencoe) 1121, 1122, 1130
Government, transfer of away from Victoria (Blencoe) 1119
Hoist of bill (Brown) 1159 (Cocke) 1788 (Howard) 1787 (Lea) 1148, 1149, 1150, 1152 (Nicolson) 1152, 1153, 1155
Homeowner grant for elderly (Blencoe) 620, 621
Implementation of (Stupich) 1263
Income, distribution of (Blencoe) 676
Landlords, government policies re (Blencoe) 671
Legislation, debate on (Stupich) 615
Legislation, implementation of (Cocke) 1788 (Lea) 1151
Legislation, 1983 session (Blencoe) 669, 670-1, 673-4, 686 689, 692, 693, 699
Legislature, powers of (Cocke) 1788, 1789 (Howard) 1786
Machinery and equipment exemption (Ritchie) 614
Machinery and equipment, taxation of (Blencoe) 686
Mill rate limits, powers re (Ritchie) 614, 1909-10
Mill rate, variable mill rate (Cocke) 1962 (Howard) 1786-7 (Lea) 1150 (Ritchie) 1795, 1906, 1961, 1962 (Rose) 1906
Mobile homes, property tax on (Nicolson) 1153
Municipal budgets (Blencoe) 619, 1127-8
Municipal budgets, 1983-84 fiscal year (Ritchie) 614
Municipal councillors (Blencoe) 693
Municipal government, accessibility of (Brown) 1785 (Lockstead) 1791 (Mitchell) 1791
Municipal government, accountability of (Blencoe) 618, 673, 1107, 1127, 1129
Municipal government, efficiency of (Blencoe) 673, 1107
Municipal government, powers of (Brown) 1910 (Cocke) 1788, 1789 (Lockstead) 1790
Municipal income tax (Blencoe) 1140-2
Municipal revenue (Blencoe) 618, 619, 620, 667, 693, 1112
Municipal services, funding of (Blencoe) 672
Municipal tax system (Blencoe) 668, 672-3, 680, 685-6, 689, 698 (Ritchie) 614
Municipal tax system, examination of, proposals for (Blencoe) 681-2, 1109, 1112, 1130, 1132, 1133, 1135, 1140, 1142 (Brown) 1159 (Lea) 1147 (Nicolson) 1155 (Rose) 1959-60
Municipalities, autonomy of (Blencoe) 693-4 (Ritchie) 614
Municipalities, debt limits (Brown) 1958, 1959, 1960 (Cocke) 1960 (Lea) 1959 (Ritchie) 1959, 1960 (Stupich) 1960
Municipalities, deficits (Blencoe) 620, 675, 1107
Municipalities, financial support for (Blencoe) 675
Municipalities, underground services (Blencoe) 619, 694-5, 1108, 1109-10, 1118, 1134, 1141 (Lea) 1148 (Stupich) 617
Police cars, painting of (Blencoe) 1111
Police, enforcement of municipal bylaws (Blencoe) 1111
Police, municipal police forces (Blencoe) 696
Policing costs (Blencoe) 695-7, 1100-2
Port Alberni retail stores, property tax (Skelly) 1145
Prince Rupert pulp mill, property tax (Lea) 1150-1
Private property concept, support for (Rose) 1905
Property, assessment of (Blencoe) 1114 (Rose) 1904, 1906-7
Property, improvements to and property tax (Blencoe) 1115, Property, market value of (Blencoe) 620, 667, 672, 674 (Brown) 1157 (Stupich) 615
Property, services to (Blencoe) 673, 1108, 1113, 1142
Property tax, basing of on ability to pay (Blencoe) 620-1, 667, 669, 672, 679, 680-1, 684, 686, 687, 1108, 1109, 1113, 1118, 1119, 1125-6, 1130 (Lea) 1150 (Rose) 1905-6, 1907
Property tax, basis for (Blencoe) 667, 698, 1113, 1134 (Brown) 1159 (Ritchie) 613 (Rose) 1907
Property tax, cabinet's powers re (Blencoe) 1909, 1910 (Brown) 1156-7, 1910, 1911 (Cocke) 1788 (Mitchell) 1791, 1793 (Ritchie) 1910 (Skelly) 1143, 1146
Property tax, elimination of, proposal for (Ritchie) 613
Property tax exemptions, municipal applications for (Brown) 1961
Property tax, impact of (Blencoe) 620, 667, 674, 675, 690, 1109 (Lea) 1148, 1151 (Skelly) 1143
Property tax levels (Blencoe) 678, 1113, 1115-6 (Ritchie) 613 (Stupich) 616, 617
Property tax, Municipal Affairs minister's powers re (Brown) 1794 (Cocke) 1962 (Nicolson) 1152, 1154 (Ritchie) 1962
Property tax overpayments, interest on (Ritchie) 613, 614
Property tax rate, basis for (Ritchie) 613
Property tax rate, setting of (Ritchie) 614, 1961
Property tax, regressive nature of (Blencoe) 1114-5, 1135
Property tax, revenue source (Ritchie) 613
Property tax system (Blencoe) 679, 1117
Property tax system, alternatives to (Blencoe) 1130-6 (Rose) 1904-7
Property tax system, changes in (Blencoe) 1117 (Skelly) 1142
Property tax systems elsewhere (Blencoe) 1131, 1134, 1135, 1140 (Rose) 1904
Property, valuation of (Nicolson) 1903-4
Property values, speculation in (Blencoe) 618
Queen Charlotte City, water and sewer system (Lea) 1151
Regulations attached to act (Blencoe) 669, 670, 671, 677-8, 682, 690, 692, 693, 694, 696 (Brown) 1911, 1962 (Cocke) 1960, 1961 (Lockstead) 1790 (Ritchie) 1911, 1960, 1961
Retroactivity of act (Blencoe) 669 (Howard) 1787 (Nicolson) 1155 (Stupich) 615
Rural property tax, increase in (Stupich) 617
School tax burden (Blencoe) 684-5 (Lea) 1148
Silver Lodge Hotel, Ainsworth, property tax (Nicolson) 1153, 1903
Small business, property tax (Blencoe) 1118-9, 1120 (Skelly) 1144-6
Sunset clause in act, proposal for (Nicolson) 1152, 1153, 1154
Taxation system (Blencoe) 677, 678, 679, 682
Title, criticism of (Brown) 1159
Union of B.C. Municipalities, consultation with (Blencoe) 669, 670, 679, 680, 685, 1125 (Lockstead) 1791 (Nicolson) 1154, 1155
Vancouver, credit rating (Blencoe) 699
Victoria, budget (Blencoe) 691
Victoria, downtown area properties (Blencoe) 1118-9, 1120, 1126, 1134
Victoria, industrial property (Ritchie) 614
Victoria, Inner Harbour property (Blencoe) 622
Victoria property taxes, 1983-84 fiscal year (Blencoe) 691
Zoning, advance rezoning (Rose) 1907
Mentioned: (Heinrich) 2802
Property Tax Reform Act (No. 2) , 1983
(Bill 12) (Minister of Municipal Affairs) 1R, 169; Amdts. 1821; 2R, 1259-78, 1970-5; C, 2053-7; 3R, 2276; RA, 2938
Speakers: Blencoe 1973-5, 2053-4, 2055, 2056; Brown 1272-5; D'Arcy 2055, 2055-6, 2056-7; Lea 1265-9; Mitchell 1971-3; Nicolson 1269-72; Ritchie 1259-60, 1975, 2054-5., 2055, 2056, 2057; Sanford 1276-8, 1970-1; Stupich 1260-5
Amdts: Sec. 16 (Ritchie) 2053, 2074, approved 2053; sec. 16 (Ritchie) 2053, 2074, approved 2053; sec. 35.1 (Ritchie) 2057, 2074, approved 2057; schedule (Ritchie) 2057, 2074, approved 2057
Divisions: 2R, 1975; C, 2055, 2056, 2057
Agricultural land reserve, exclusion from (Sanford) 1278
Assessment, actual value, determination of (Stupich) 1260, 1261
Assessment levels, ceiling on (Sanford) 1277
Bill, committee of Legislature on, proposal for (Stupich) 1262
Bill, consultation re (Ritchie) 1259 (Stupich) 1261
B.C. Place, debt, interest on (Mitchell) 1972
Burnaby, Flats area, use of (Brown) 1274-5
Centralization of power, decision-making in cabinet (Brown) 1272 (Lea) 1265, 1266, 1267-9 (Mitchell) 1972 (Nicolson) 1271 (Sanford) 1276, 1277, 1970, 1971 (Stupich) 1261, 1262, 1263, 1264, 1265
Debt, provincial, transfer of to property owners (Mitchell) 1972-3
Deputy ministers, reporting of to Premier's office (Brown) 1275 (Lea) 1268 (Sanford) 1276
Education costs, provincial contribution to (Mitchell) 1972 (Nicolson) 1269
Farmland, loss of in Canada (Brown) 1272-3
Farmland, taxation of (Sanford) 1277-8
Government, alienation of general public from (Lea) 1266-7
Homeowner grant, increase in, prediction re (Mitchell) 1973
Hospitals, admissions to (Nicolson) 1271
Implementation of (Stupich) 1263
Inspector of municipalities, powers under act (Stupich) 1264
Mill rate, establishment of (Sanford) 1971
Mill rate limits (Ritchie) 1260, 1975 (Stupich) 1263
Mill rate, variable mill rate (Blencoe) 1975 (Sanford) 1970 (Stupich) 1262, 1262-3
Municipal councillors, workload (Sanford) 1971
Municipal government, accountability of (Blencoe) 1974 (Brown) 1273-4
Municipalities, autonomy of (Blencoe) 1973-4 (Brown) 1275 (Lea) 1266 (Ritchie) 1975
Municipalities, government's relationship to (Blencoe) 1973-4
Municipalities, planners, proposal re (Brown) 1272
Property, market value (Brown) 1273 (Stupich) 1261
Property tax, basis for (Brown) 1272
Property tax, committee of Legislature on, proposal for (Blencoe) 1973
Property tax, public reaction to (Stupich) 1261-2
Property tax, setting of (Nicolson) 1270-1
Property taxation, uniformity in (Ritchie) 1259
Regional districts, board members, workload (Sanford) 1971
Regional districts, transition formulas for (Ritchie) 1260
Regulations under act (D’Arcy) 2055, 2056 (Ritchie) 1260, 2055 (Stupich) 1263
Regulations, use of (Brown) 1275 (Nicolson) 1270 (Sanford) 1276-7 (Stupich) 1261, 1264
Residential property, tax burden on (Nicolson) 1270
Rural areas, services, provision of (Nicolson) 1270
Rural property tax, increase in (Nicolson) 1270
Rural property tax, revenue (Brown) 1274 (Nicolson) 1269-70, 1271
School boards, powers of (Brown) 1274
School tax burden, residential property (Sanford) 1277
Silver Lodge Hotel, Ainsworth, property tax (Nicolson) 1270
Tax levels, cabinet control over (Blencoe) 2053-4
Tax systems, non-municipal, provision for (Ritchie) 1260
Taxing statutes, regulations (Ritchie) 1260
Vancouver, ALRT system, debt for (Mitchell) 1972
Vancouver, credit rating (Blencoe) 1974
Zoning, cabinet's powers re (Brown) 1272, 1273
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1109
Prostitution
Child prostitutes, probation-officer program (Brown) 2998 (Smith) 2998
Juvenile prostitutes (Barnes) 2918
Views on (Smith) 2993
Protection
See: Free trade and protection
Protection Island, B.C.
Jurisdiction over, transfer of (Ritchie) 2805 (Stupich) 2805
Protest
See: Government, Resistance to
Proudfoot, Patricia M.
Mentioned: (Brown) 3001 (Smith) 3000, 3001
Province, Vancouver, B.C.
Quoted (Barnes) 2917 (Barrett) 831, 2298, 2299 (Blencoe) 483, 1202 (Brown) 1272 (Cocke) 639, 907, 2198, 2199, 2353 (Dailly) 235 (Fraser, R.) 218 (Gabelmann) 1643-4 (Hanson) 1480-1, 1703 (Howard) 405-6 (Johnston) 967 (Lockstead) 720, 2195-6 (Macdonald) 2048 (Michael) 2063 (Nicolson) 1471, 1472 (Parks) 896, 897 (Reynolds) 182 (Rose) 118, 953, 1607, 1608, 2164, 3191 (Sanford) 2528, 2529 (Segarty) 784-5 (Skelly) 1345, 1807, 1808, 1873, 1982 (Stupich) 1088, 1531-2, 1584, 1761, 1762, 1929, 1930, 2947, 2955 (Veitch) 1936
Rent control, rentalsman, opinion poll re (Hanson) Q. 727
Strike referred to (Nicolson) 1896
Mentioned: (Barnes) 1180 (Barrett) 827, 835, 836 (Blencoe) 673, 674 (Brown) 1416 (Cocke) 3060 (Davis) 402 (Gabelmann) 2233, 3118 (Hanson) 959, 1704, 2369 (Hewitt) 2613 (Hon. member) 380 (Howard) 530, 2127 (Lauk) 385 (Nicolson) 598, 655, 1558, 1561, 1899, 2009 (Nielsen) 3005 (Reynolds) 305, 768 (Rose) 1393, 1394, 2086 (Sanford) 281, 1992, 1993 (Skelly) 214 (Wallace) 510, 2307 (Waterland) 2077
Provincial Capital Commission
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1681
Provincial Civil Service Association
History of (Dailly) 322
Provincial Court Amendment Act 1974 act, enactment of (Johnston) 967-8 (Kempf) 984 (Wallace) 969-70
Provincial Home Acquisition Act
Mentioned: (Hanson) 2112
Provincial Rental Housing Corp.
Accounts receivable (Curtis) 792
Provincial Secretary and Government Services, Ministry of
Estimates 3138-49
Speakers: Blencoe 3144-5, 3146, 3147; Chabot 3138, 3141-2, 3143-4, 3146, 3147, 3148; Cocke 3145; Davis 3147; Hanson 3138-41, 3142-3; Michael 3143; Sanford 3147-8, 3148, 3148-9
Appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year (Chabot) 3138
Programs, cutbacks in (Hanson) 3139-40
Regional offices, elimination of (Curtis) 164
Provincial Treasury Financing Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 28) (Minister of Finance) 1R, 169; 2R, 2271-4; C, 2592; 3R, 2793; RA, 2938
Speakers: Curtis 2271-2, 2274, 2592; Stupich 2272-3
Amdts: Sec. 6 (Curtis) 2592, approved 2592
Borrowing (Stupich) 2272
Borrowing, disclosure of terms and conditions (Curtis) 2272
Borrowing function, responsibility for (Curtis) 2271
Borrowing, large issues (Curtis) 2274
Borrowing, market conditions for (Curtis) 2272
Borrowing, use of funds, restriction on (Curtis) 2272
B.C. Buildings Corp., debt (Stupich) 2273
B.C. Ferry Corp., vessels, sale of (Stupich) 2273
B.C. Hydro, debt (Stupich) 2272
B.C. Place Ltd. borrowing by (Stupich) 2273
B.C. Transit, borrowing by (Stupich) 2273
Crown corporations, debt (Stupich) 2273
Crown corporations, establishment of (Stupich) 2273
Debt, administration of (Stupich) 2273
Debt, contingent liabilities (Stupich) 2272
Debt, increase in (Stupich) 2273
Debt, reduction in (Stupich) 2273
Government corporations, borrowing (Curtis) 2272
Government corporations, interest savings for (Curtis) 2271
Savings and Trust Corp. of B.C., report on, disclosure of (Stupich) 2273
Signatures on documentation (Curtis) 2272
Psychiatric nursing
B.C. Institute of Technology program (Heinrich) 2267, 2329
Psychiatric social work
Social worker, need for (Skelly) 3080
Psychiatrists
Alcoholism, drug abuse, treatment of (Howard) 2316 (Nielsen) 2318
Psychological research
B.C. residents involved in CIA-linked experiments (Howard) Q. 3190 (Smith) A. 3190
Procedures in use in B.C. (Cocke) Q. 3190 (Smith) A. 3190
Public Accounts
Mentioned: (Howard) 405 (Lockstead) 721, 722 (Nicolson) 2009 (Stupich) 461, 1328
Public buildings
Accommodation costs, reduction in (Curtis) 163
Construction of (Cocke) 2332
Contracting-out of services for (Nicolson) 912
Insurance on (Gardom) 2875
Maintenance of (Gabelmann) 985-6
Mortgaging of (D’Arcy) 963 (Stupich) 64
Office space, reduction in (Curtis) 163, 164
Public Employers of B.C.
Funding for (Howard) Q. 2982-3 (Chabot) A. 2983
Public health
Inspectors, performance of duties (D’Arcy) 303
Nurses, funding for travel (Nielsen) 3093 (Passarell) 3093
Public facilities, inspection of (Dailly) 1055
Staffing problems (Nielsen) 3082
Public Health Reports
Quoted (Howard) 1329
Public Interest Research Group of B.C.
Community standards re pornography (Brown) 2991-2
Public opinion
Media and public opinion (McGeer) 75
Negative attitude (Brummet) 142-3
Public opinion polls
Expenditures on polling (Hanson) 3141
Goldfarb Consultants Ltd., poll results, tabling of (Howard) Q. 626 (Bennett) A. 626
Tobacco tax revenue, use of (Barrett) 590-1
Public Sector Restraint Act
(Bill 3) (Provincial Secretary) 1R, 168; 2R, 254-72, 275-85, 290-311, 313-30, 334-52, 355-64, 367-89, 395-413, 415-25, 431-49, 451-67, 821-38, 839-51, 872-7, 1441-62, 1638-1704, 1707-29, 1731-83; C, 2622-2724, 2731-7; 3R, 2792; RA, 2938
Speakers: Barnes 340-4, 1452-7; Barrett 256-61, 463-7, 821-38, 839-51, 872-7, 1767-71; Bennett 1778-81; Blencoe 309-11, 313-5, 416-20, 1733-6, 2681, 2682, 2694, 2695, 2695-6; Brown 298-302, 408-12, 2634, 2635-6, 2638, 2640, 2643, 2643-4, 2644, 2645, 2651, 2652, 2652-3, 2653, 2654-5, 2655-6, 2698, 2699-2700, 2700, 2701-2, 2702, 2704, 2705, 2712, 2713, 2716, 2717, 2717-8; Brummet 2703; Campbell 1446-7; Chabot 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; Cocke 264-8, 381-4, 2639, 2645-6, 2646, 2700, 2705, 2705-6, 2713-4, 2715, 2717, 2718; Dailly 322-7, 434-8, 1750-3, 2642, 2653, 2701, 2710-1; D'Arcy 303-5, 420-5, 1714-9, 2658, 2664, 2664-5, 2668-9, 2675, 2731, 2732; Davis 400-3; Gabelmann 372-6, 1643-7, 1763-7, 2657, 2658-9, 2659, 2659-60, 2662-3, 2663, 2667-8, 2669, 2669-70, 2672, 2676, 2721, 2732-4; Hanson 1638-42, 1654-1704, 1707-9, 2622, 2623-4, 2625-6, 2626, 2626-7, 2629-30, 2630, 2658, 2665-6, 2666, 2719-20, 2732; Heinrich 283-5, 290-2, 2674, 2675-6, 2736; Hewitt 261-4; Howard 292-7, 403-7, 2677, 2678, 2679-80, 2682-3; Kempf 2721; Lauk 316-21, 384-9, 395, 2627, 2628, 2631, 2633, 2677, 2679, 2685, 2686, 2688, 2689; Lea 268-72, 376-81, 1745-9, 2636, 2637, 2637-8, 2640, 2646, 2648-9, 2649, 2650, 2715; Lockstead 360-4, 431-4, 2690-1, 2692, 2693, 2694; Macdonald 439-42, 1724-7, 1774-8, 2660, 2661, 2661-2, 2672, 2674, 2674-5, 2675, 2676, 2734, 2735; McGeer 412-3, 415-6, 2643, 2661; Michael 1450-1; Mitchell 336-9, 1458-62, 1741-5, 2665, 2668, 2673, 2674, 2721-2, 2736-7; Mowat 2689-90; Nicolson 349-52, 355, 396-400, 1754-8, 2647, 2647-8, 2704, 2704-5, 2708, 2709, 2709-10, 2711-2, 2715, 2716, 2718, 2723-4; Nielsen 2705; Parks 2682, 2697; Passarell 367-72, 1709-14, 2665, 2669, 2671, 2672, 2735-6; Pelton 1457-8; Phillips 2683; Reid 275-9; Reynolds 305-9, 2641, 2651, 2656, 2695, 2714; Ritchie 1728-9, 1731-3; Rose 345-9, 453-8, 1737-41, 2634-5, 2639, 2639-40, 2648, 2650-1, 2651-2, 2703, 2705, 2706, 2706-7, 2707, 2707-8, 2710, 2719; Sanford 280-3, 446-9, 451-2, 2622, 2625, 2628-9, 2629, 2679, 2684, 2685; Skelly 355-60, 442-6, 1719-23, 2666-7, 2722, 2723; Smith 297-8; Stupich 327-30, 334-6, 458-63, 1758-62; Wallace 1447-50, 1648-53, 2624, 2624-5, 2630-1, 2677, 2680, 2681, 2686, 2686-7, 2687, 2691, 2696; Waterland 2644
Amdts: 211 (Passarell) 372, negatived 1642; 2R (Hanson) 1709, negatived 1774; sec. 1 (Chabot) 2622, 2724, approved 2632; sec. 1 (Hanson) 2622, out of order 2622; sec. 2 (l) (Chabot) 2641, 2724, approved 2656; sec. 2 (2) (Chabot) 2656, 2724, approved 2658; sec. 2 (Gabelmann) 2657, out of order 2657; sec. 2 (1) (Hanson) 2658, out of order 2658; sec. 2 (2.1) (Chabot) 2658, 2724, approved 2660; sec. 2 (3) (Chabot) 2661, 2724, approved 2666; sec. 2 (3) (D’Arcy) 2664, out of order 2664; sec. 2 (4) (Chabot) 2666, 2724, approved 2669; sec. 2 (4) (Skelly) 2667, out of order 2667; sec. 2 (5) (Gabelmann) 2670, negatived 2670; sec. 2 (6) (Chabot) 2670, 2725, approved 2672; sec. 2 (7) (Chabot) 2672, 2725, approved 2674; sec. 2 (6) (Macdonald) 2672, out of order 2672; sec. 2.1 (Chabot) 2676, 2725, approved 2684; sec. 2.2 (Chabot) 2676, 2725, approved 2686; sec. 2.1 (1) (Wallace) 2677, ruled not an amdt. 2677; sec. 2.1 (Howard) negatived 2680; sec. 2.1 (1) (b) (Wallace) 2680, negatived 2682; sec. 3 (1) (Wallace) 2686, out of order 2687; sec. 4 (1) (Chabot) 2690, 2725, approved 2691; sec. 4 (4) (Chabot) 2691, 2726, approved 2691; sec. 4.1 (Chabot) 2691, 2725-6, approved 2695; sec. 4.1 (1) (Wallace) 2691, out of order 2692; sec. 4.2 (Chabot) 2691, 2725-6, approved 2697; sec. 4.2 (Blencoe) 2695, out of order 2696; sec. 4.2 (3) (Wallace) 2696, out of order 2697; sec. 5.1 (Chabot) 2698, 2726, approved 2702; sec. 6 (1) (Chabot) 2702, 2726, approved 2707; sec. 6 (1) (a) (ii) (Rose) 2707, negatived 2714; sec. 6 (3) (c) (Chabot) 2714, 2726, approved 2714; sec. 6 (4) (Chabot) 2714, 2726, approved 2714; sec. 6 (5) (a) (Chabot) 2714, 2726, approved 2715; sec. 6 (5.1) , sec. 6 (5.2) , sec. 6 (5.3) (Chabot) 2715, 2727, approved 2717; sec. 6 (6) , sec. 6 (7) (Chabot) 2717, approved 2717; sec. 6 (3) (Brown) 2717, out of order 2719; sec. 7 (Skelly) 2723, out of order 2723; sec. 7 (D’Arcy) 2731, out of order 2731; sec. 7.1 (Chabot) 2732, 2750, approved 2734; sec. 7.2 (Chabot) 2732, 2750, approved 2735
Divisions: 2R, 1643, 1774, 1783; C, 2631, 2632, 2641, 2656, 2660, 2666, 2669, 2670, 2672, 2674, 2676, 2680, 2682, 2683-4, 2684, 2686, 2690, 2695, 2697, 2698, 2702, 2707, 2714, 2717, 2721, 2731, 2734, 2735, 2737; 3R, 2792
Afton Mines Ltd., shutdown (Cocke) 264, 267 (Hewitt) 262
Agricultural Land Commission (Cocke) 266 (Lea) 269
Agricultural Land Commission Act (Barrett) 257, 466 (Chabot) 2723 (Lockstead) 364 (Stupich) 334, 335
Agricultural land reserve, Delta, use of (Reid) 279
Agricultural land reserve, exclusions from (Barrett) 833, 844 (Reid) 276
Alcohol and Drug Commission, abolition of (Brown) 410
Alcohol, profit on and service to alcoholics (Brown) 409-10
Amendments (Bennett) 1194 (Chabot) 1782 (Gabelmann) 1645 (Hanson) 1654 (Macdonald) 1776 (Passarell) 1712, 1713-4 (Rose) 1741 (Skelly) 1721, 1722 (Wallace) 1448
Annacis crossing, NDP policy on (Reid) 277
Attorney-General ministry, Crown prosecutorial system (Macdonald) 442
Attorney-General ministry, diversion program (Skelly) 444
Attorney-General ministry staff, reduction in (Brown) 408, 411
Bankruptcies, number of (D’Arcy) 421
Begin, Gary, candidature for Social Credit Party (Barrett) 464 (Blencoe) 1735 (Brown) 412 (Nicolson) 397 (Skelly) 444 (Wallace) 1651
Bennett, W.R., appearance of on television (Barrett) 465-6
Bill, basis for (Barnes) 340, 342 (Lea) 2649, 2650
Bill, consultation re (Chabot) 1782, 2642-3, 2654 (Gabelmann) 375 (Hanson) 682 (Howard) 296 (Skelly) 444
Bill, debate on (Cocke) 381, 382, 384 (Dailly) 322 (D’Arcy) 421 (Howard) 403 (Lauk) 384-5 (Lea) 376, 378 (Lockstead) 360, 431 (Passarell) 371 (Reynolds) 309 (Sanford) 446 (Skelly) 355-6, 360 (Stupich) 327, 458-9
Bill, explanatory note (Stupich) 329
Bill, reaction to (Barnes) 342 (Barrett) 258, 875, 876 (Blencoe) 417 (Cocke) 265, 382 (Dailly) 322, 437-8 (D’Arcy) 304, 1714 (Hanson) 1661, 1708 (Heinrich) 291 (Lauk) 321, 385-6, 387, 388, 395, 398 (Lockstead) 433 (McGeer) 416 (Nicolson) 399, 400 (Passarell) 369-70 (Rose) 453-4 (Sanford) 280-1 (Skelly) 443 (Smith) 298 (Stupich) 459 (Wallace) 1648, 1651 (Waterland) 400
Bill, second reading six months hence (Passarell) 372
Bill, timing of (Rose) 345
Bill, vote on, government MLAs' vote (Lea) 269
Bill, withdrawal of, proposal for (Brown) 302 (Hanson) 1668 (Passarell) 372 (Skelly) 1721
Bonds, B.C. bonds, credit rating of (Blencoe) 315 (Chabot) 254, 255 (D’Arcy) 304, 421, 422, 423 (Nicolson) 351
Bonnell, Lionel, compensation paid to (Barrett) 834
Bremer, John, dismissal of (Reynolds) 307
B.C. Development Corp. staff, job security (Lea) 1746
B.C. Electric Co., takeover of (D’Arcy) 424
B.C. Federation of Peace Officers, advertisement re bill (Barrett) 825, 834, 836, 841, 842-3, 845, 846, 849, 875
B.C. Ferry Corp., employees, right to strike (Lockstead) 363
B.C. Government Employees' Union contract, expiry of (Chabot) 2659 (Gabelmann) 2659, 2660
B.C. Government Employees' Union, master agreement (Blencoe) 315 (Brown) 2638 (Chabot) 2685 (Gabelmann) 375 (Hanson) 2623 (Sanford) 2629
B.C. Government Employees' Union, meeting with (Chabot) 1782, 2642, 2654
B.C. Government Employees' Union officials, dismissal of (Dailly) 1752
B.C. Government Employees' Union, redeployment, policy on (Chabot) 2650 (Lea) 2650
B.C. Hydro, chairmanship of (Gabelmann) 1763
B.C. Hydro debt, repayment of (D’Arcy) 423
B.C. Hydro employees, layoff of (Chabot) 1782, 2684 (D’Arcy) 1717 (Hanson) 1641, 1658
B.C. Petroleum Corp., revenue (Nicolson) 400
B.C. Petroleum Corp. revenue, NDP proposal for (Reid) 278
B.C. Place building, construction of (Dailly) 1751
B.C. Place, housing for (Lauk) 317
B.C. Place, job creation (Skelly) 356
B.C. Place, planners (Lauk) 317
B.C. Place Stadium, size of field (Barnes) 1452
B.C. Railway engineers, dismissal of (Chabot) 2663 (Gabelmann) 2662-3, 2663
B.C. Railway, 1982 grant to (Blencoe) 315
B.C. Resources Investment Corp., application of act to (Lauk) 2633
B.C. School Trustees' Association, application of act to (Chabot) 2647 (Nicolson) 2647
B.C. Summer Games, West Indian cricket team (Brown) 301-2 (Reynolds) 306
B.C. Systems Corp. employees, redeployment of (Lea) 2649
B.C. Telephone Co. Ltd. employees, layoff of (Gabelmann) 1643-4
British Expeditionary Force at Dunkirk referred to (Skelly) 1719
Bruce, Graham, candidature for Social Credit Party (Barrett) 464, 835 (Skelly) 444
Budget, accuracy of (Lea) 378
Budget, job creation in (Davis) 401
“Build Highways” signs, cost of (Howard) 296
Cabinet, powers of (Dailly) 324 (Wallace) 1450
California, Proposition 13 mentioned (Hanson) 1700
Canada Lands, drilling, expenditures on (Rose) 456
Carrothers report (Skelly) 359
Chabot, J.R., radar detection devices, beliefs re (Mitchell) 1462
Charter of Rights and Freedoms and provisions of bill (Dailly) 438 (Lauk) 318, 319 (Macdonald) 1724 (Rose) 346-7
Child abuse program, abolition of (Barnes) 342 (Brown) 300, 301, 2635, 2643
Child-care workers, dismissal of (Blencoe) 314 (Brown) 2635
Children, services to, cuts in (Brown) 300
Citizenship, training in (Lea) 379
Closure of debate on amdt. to sec. 1, question put (Phillips) 2631, approved 2631; sec. 1, question put (Reynolds) 2641, approved 2641; amdt. to sec. 2 (1) , question put (Reynolds) 2656, approved 2656; amdt. to sec. 2.1 (1) (b) , question put (Parks) 2682, approved 2682; sec. 2.1, question put (Phillips) 2683, approved 2683-4; sec. 3, question put (Mowat) 2690, approved 2690; amdt. to sec. 4.1, question put (Reynolds) 2695, approved 2695; amdt. to sec. 4.2, question put (Parks) 2697, approved 2697; amdt. to sec. 6 (1) (a) (ii) , question put (Reynolds) 2714, approved 2714; sec. 6, question put (Kempf) 2721, approved 2721
Coal, Japanese dealings re (Rose) 348
Coal, northeast, borrowing for (Barrett) 843
Coal, northeast, cost of development (Blencoe) 314
Collective agreements (Skelly) 359
Collective agreements, approval of (Macdonald) 1777
Collective agreements, cancellation of under act (Cocke) 383 (D’Arcy) 1717 (Lauk) 388
Collective agreements, expiry of (Chabot) 255 (D’Arcy) 2668-9 (Gabelmann) 2667-8 (Mitchell) 2668 (Skelly) 2667
College boards, appointments to (Rose) 1739
College councils, abolition of (Stupich) 462
Columbia Auto employees, defence of (Macdonald) 439
Committee of Legislature, proposal for referral of bill to (Blencoe) 1736
Committee on Crown Corporations, abolition of (Barrett) 822, 823 (Cocke) 267
Committee on Crown Corporations, work of (Cocke) 267
Common law and provisions of act (D’Arcy) 1717
Communities, single-industry towns (Hanson) 1691
Community involvement program, administrators, dismissal of (Brown) 2635
Community involvement program payments, abolition of (Skelly) 445 (Wallace) 1450
Compensation stabilization program (Bennett) 1780 (Chabot) 254 (Gabelmann) 375 (Heinrich) 283, 290, 292 (Smith) 298
Constitutionality of act (Cocke) 382 (Lea) 271, 379 (Lockstead) 433
Construction workers, job loss by (Bennett) 1778, 1779
Consumer protection legislation (Lauk) 386
Consumer services employees, performance of duties (Hewitt) 263
Consumer services offices, work of (D’Arcy) 422
Consumer spending, effect of act on (Cocke) 264-5 (Gabelmann) 373-4, 376 (Lockstead) 432 (Nicolson) 398 (Rose) 348, 457-8
Corporation income tax revenue, decline in (McGeer) 415
Corrections branch, changes in (Reynolds) 308
Craig Aspinall and Associates Ltd., contract for (Barrett) 874-5
Creston Valley Wildlife Management Authority employees and act (Nicolson) 2647
Criminal injuries compensation, reduction in (Brown) 299
Crown corporations, boards, ministers' directorships (Barrett) 844
Crown corporation employees, financial information re (Barrett) 844, 849
Crown corporation employees, reduction in number of (D’Arcy) 421
Crown corporation employees, tenure (D’Arcy) 303
Crowsnest Pass freight rate, debate on (Rose) 456
Curtis, H.A., resignation of, proposal for (Nicolson) 351-2
Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, rezoning of (Barrett) 260 (Hewitt) 263
Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, soil analysis (Skelly) 359
Debt, federal deficit (Chabot) 1782
Debt under present government (Blencoe) 314 (Dailly) 1751 (D’Arcy) 421 (Nicolson) 398 (Sanford) 282
Deficit, 1981-82 fiscal year (Nicolson) 350
Deficit, 1982-83 fiscal year (Hewitt) 262 (Nicolson) 350
Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year (Barnes) 1456 (Campbell) 1447 (Davis) 401 (Hewitt) 264 (Nicolson) 350, 355 (Pelton) 1457 (Lea) 378 (Skelly) 356 (Stupich) 461
Deputy ministers, powers under act (Lockstead) 363 (Passarell) 369
Deputy ministers, severance pay for (Dailly) 326
Discrimination, burden of proof re (Barnes) 344
Discrimination in rental accommodation (Lea) 270-1
Dismissal for political reasons, possibility of (Blencoe) 418, 419-20 (Dailly) 1750, 1751, 1752-3 (Hanson) 1709 (Lauk) 321 (Lea) 1746 (Mitchell) 1742 (Passarell) 368 (Rose) 1739, 1740-1 (Skelly) 359 (Stupich) 335
Dismissal without cause, provision for (Barnes) 340, 343 (Barrett) 260, 464, 466 (Blencoe) 310, 314, 315, 417, 419, 420, 1734 (Brown) 299 (Cocke) 264, 382-3, 2639, 2645-6 (Dailly) 324, 435 (Davis) 402 (Gabelmann) 373, 374, 1764 (Hanson) 1641, 1654 (Heinrich) 291 (Hewitt) 261 (Howard) 295, 296, 404 (Lauk) 319, 320 (Lea) 377 (Lockstead) 363, 364, 433 (Macdonald) 439, 440, 441, 442, 1775 (Mitchell) 1744 (Nicolson) 351, 352 (Passarell) 368, 369, 371-2, 1710 (Rose) 346, 347, 454, 1740, 1741 (Sanford) 282, 446-7 (Skelly) 359, 1722 (Stupich) 329, 334, 461, 462 (Wallace) 1450
Dismissals, advance notice of (Bennett) 1780
Dismissals, auxiliary employees (Chabot) 1782
Dismissals, basis for (Blencoe) 2681, 2682 (Chabot) 2643, 2646, 2663, 2680-1, 2687 (Gabelmann) 1764 (Hanson) 1681-3 (Wallace) 2680, 2681
Dismissals, cost of (Barrett) 1768-9, 1770
Dismissals during NDP administration (Dailly) 322, 326
Dismissals, effect of on economy (Hanson) 1707-8 (Lockstead) 362
Dismissals elsewhere (Hanson) 1667, 1684
Dismissals, grievance procedure (Gabelmann) 373 (Hanson) 1695
Dismissals in private sector (Chabot) 2655 (Gabelmann) 373 (Macdonald) 2661 (Passarell) 1713
Dismissals, method for (Chabot) 1715, 2659 (Davis) 401, ' 403 (Gabelmann) 1766, 2657 (Hanson) 1603, 1666, 2658 (Hewitt) 263
Dismissals, method used (Barrett) 257, 258 (Brown) 300 (D’Arcy) 304 (Howard) 405 (Lockstead) 362 (Nicolson) 1755 (Sanford) 280, 281, 282 (Stupich) 335
Dismissals, number of (Blencoe) 313 (Lockstead) 431-2 (Macdonald) 1775
Dismissals, personnel chosen to be dismissed (Hanson) 1657, 1658-60 (Lauk) 2688, 2689 (Lockstead) 364 (Wallace) 2687
Dismissals prior to enactment of act (Chabot) 2732, 2733 (D’Arcy) 2732 (Gabelmann) 2659, 2660, 2733, 2734 (Hanson) 2732 (Macdonald) 1775, 2660 (Rose) 1737 (Wallace) 1652
Dismissals, provision for (Hanson) 2665-6, 2666
Dismissals, provision for and private sector dismissals (Bennett) 1779
Dismissals, provision for under collective agreements (Chabot) 2640, 2684, 2685, 2686 (D’Arcy) 2664 (Gabelmann) 372, 2662-3 (Hanson) 1655 (Lauk) 2685, 2686 (Macdonald) 439, 1774, 2661 (Mitchell) 2665 (Passarell) 2665 (Sanford) 2684, 2685 (Smith) 297-8 (Wallace) 2686
Dismissals, recognition of seniority in (Brown) 2654-5, 2655-6 (Chabot) 1782, 2643, 2649-50 2650, 2652, 2655, 2656 (Lea) 2649, 2650 (Rose) 2651
Dismissals, women employees (Brown) 2652 (Chabot) 2652
Dismissed employees, access to appeal (Barnes) 340, 343 (Blencoe) 310, 315 (Cocke) 265, 267 (Hanson) 1662 (Rose) 347 (Sanford) 280 (Stupich) 461
Dismissed employees, access to courts for redress (Hanson) 1662, 1663 (Lauk) 320 (Lea) 270 (Macdonald) 440, 1777
Dismissed employees, application of layoff provisions to (Sanford) 2629
Dismissed employees, cases cited (Hanson) 1659-60, 1672-3 (Nicolson) 1755
Dismissed employees, compensation for (Barrett) 260 (Chabot) 255, 256 (Cocke) 264, 267 (Heinrich) 284, 291, 292 (Nicolson) 1755-6 (Passarell) 369 (Reid) 278
Dismissed employees, continued work by (Wallace) 1448
Dismissed employees, counselling for (Chabot) 2649 (Lea) 2649
Dismissed employees, eligibility of for unemployment insurance (Brown) 2634 (Chabot) 2648 (Lea) 2636, 2637, 2649 (Rose) 2639, 2639-40, 2640, 2648
Dismissed employees, job-finding by (Dailly) 1751 (Davis) 403 (Hewitt) 262 (Smith) 298
Dismissed employees, judicial review, time limit on right to (Brown) 2699-2700, 2701-2 (Chabot) 2700, 2701 (Cocke) 2700
Dismissed employees, Labour Relations Board hearings (Hanson) 1684
Dismissed employees, redeployment of (Barrett) 828
Dismissed employees, rehiring of (Brown) 2653
Dismissed employees, severance pay (Barrett) 834, 829 (Blencoe) 315 (Chabot) 2649 (Dailly) 326 (Hanson) 1666, 1667 (Rose) 2648
Dismissed employees, superannuation benefits (Barrett) 828-9
Drunken drivers, jailing of (Brown) 410
Economic recovery (Bennett) 1779 (Hanson) 1702, 1707 (Lea) 376-7, 380, 1749 (Lockstead) 432 (Reid) 278 (Rose) 348 (Skelly) 356 (Stupich) 461, 1762
Economic recovery, role of public sector employees in (Hewitt) 263
Economists, reliability of (Lauk) 385
Economy, balance between public and private sectors (Lauk) 318-9 (McGeer) 415
Economy, effect of act on (Dailly) 1751 (Hanson) 1662, 1669, 1702, 1707-8 (Lauk) 388, 389 (Lea) 1749 (Nicolson) 397 (Rose) 457-8 (Skelly) 356 (Stupich) 1762
Economy, effect of budget on (Sanford) 280 (Stupich) 461
Economy, monetarist policies (D’Arcy) 423
Economy, real growth, lack of (D’Arcy) 423
Education, expenditures per pupil in B.C. (Campbell) 1447
Education, funds for (Skelly) 356
Education ministry, appropriation, increase in (Campbell) 1446 (Pelton) 1458
Education personnel, salary levels (Davis) 403 (Rose) 2710
Education, provincial grants, increase in (Reid) 279
Education system, centralization of (Cocke) 2713-4
Effects of act (Barnes) 341, 342 (Cocke) 382-3, 384 (Gabelmann) 373 (Lauk) 388-9 (Lea) 1748 (Mitchell) 338 (Skelly) 356
Effects of act on performance of duties (Barrett) 256-7, 260, 822-4, 825, 832, 834 (Blencoe) 314, 418 (D’Arcy) 303 (Howard) 295-6 (Lockstead) 363 (Macdonald) 442 (Rose) 346-7 (Sanford) 283 (Skelly) 1722
Effects of act on workforce (Brown) 300 (Cocke) 265 (Gabelmann) 374 (Macdonald) 439-40, 441, 442, 1777-8, 2662
El Salvador, civilians killed (Skelly) 443
Election, 1983, cost of W.R. Bennett's telephone line (Barrett) 827
Emigration from province (Nicolson) 350-1 (Rose) 454
Employment action centres, federal funds for (Hanson) 1699
Employment-bridging assistance program, ending of (Mitchell) 337
Employment-bridging assistance program, Muir Creek project (Mitchell) 337
Employment development account (Davis) 401
Employment, full employment (Mitchell) 339
Endako Mines Ltd., employees laid off (D’Arcy) 423 (McGeer) 415
Expenditures, increase in 1978-79 to present (Howard) 404
Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in (Howard) 404-5 (Skelly) 356 (Wallace) 1449
Expenditures, reduction in, NDP proposals for (Howard) 405 (Nicolson) 350, 399 (Sanford) 283
Expenditures, restraint on (Hewitt) 263
Families, problems (Barnes) 344, 1454
Families, violence, increase in (Brown) 300
Family support program, abolition of (Brown) 2643 (Dailly) 1751-2
Family support workers and family court (Lauk) 388
Farmland, preservation of (Stupich) 335-6
Fines, provision for (Cocke) 265, 2717 (Dailly) 1752, 1753 (Gabelmann) 1645 (Howard) 406-7, 408 (Lea) 270 (Macdonald) 1725-7, 1778 (Nicolson) 399 (Rose) 1741 (Skelly) 357, 444 (Stupich) 1762
Firefighters, Workers' Compensation Board regulations re (Hanson) 1685
Fishing industry, problems (Lea) 1747
Forest industry and U.S. housing starts (Lea) 1747
Forest industry, layoffs in (Macdonald) 1774
Forest industry, revenue, decline in (McGeer) 415
Forest industry, state of (Heinrich) 292 (Lea) 1747 (Rose) 454
Forest industry, unemployment, future jobs (Lea) 1748
Forests, annual allowable cut (Lea) 1747
Forests ministry, building occupancy charges (Nicolson) 350, 351
Forests ministry, employees, dismissal of (Lockstead) 361 (Stupich) 336
Forests ministry, reorganization of (Nicolson) 350, 351
Government advertising, cost of TV programs (Howard) 296
Government advisers, role of (Barnes) 343
Government agents, duties re elections (Hanson) 1667
Government agents, appointment of (D’Arcy) 421 (Nicolson) 397
Government, centralization of (Barnes) 343 (Nicolson) 397 (Rose) 453 (Sanford) 280
Government, cost of (Bennett) 1779, 1781 (Passarell) 370-1
Government, intervention of in people's lives (Pelton) 1457
Government policy, basis of (Blencoe) 417
Government programs, abolition of, basis for (Skelly) 444
Government programs, cost-benefit analysis of (Skelly) 444
Government services, abolition of, powers re (Hewitt) 261
Government services, growth of (Hewitt) 262
Government, size of, reduction in (Bennett) 1780 (Camp bell) 1447 (D’Arcy) 424-5 (Smith) 297
Greater Vancouver Regional District, planning authority (Barnes) 343
Handicapped, provision for by families (Barnes) 1454
Handicapped, provision of transit for (Reid) 275
Heal, Douglas, salary increase (Sanford) 283
Health care, cost of per person in B.C. (Campbell) 1447
Health care, user fees, increase in (Barrett) 873 (Brown) 412 (Campbell) 1447 (Lauk) 320 (Lockstead) 361, 433-4 (Stupich) 328, 334, 1760, 1768
Health care services, application of act to (Howard) 404
Health care services, employment in (Davis) 401 (Stupich) 462
Health ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year (Campbell) 1446
Health workers, J.A. Nielsen's letter to (Cocke) 267
Heroin treatment program (Barrett) 1770-1 (Lea) 379
Highways ministry, expenditures, Esquimalt-Port Renfrew constituency (Mitchell) 337
Hoist of bill (Barnes) 1454 (Barrett) 463, 821, 822, 825, 830, 831, 836, 843, 844, 847, 849, 850, 851, 872 (Blencoe) 416 (Brown) 408, 411, 412 (Cocke) 381-2, 383 (Dailly) 434-5 (D’Arcy) 424, 425 (Davis) 402 (Gabelmann) 372, 376 (Hanson) 1642 (Lauk) 385, 387, 388, 389 (Lea) 376, 378, 380 (Lockstead) 431 (Macdonald) 439 (Mitchell) 1460 (Nicolson) 400 (Pelton) 1457, 1458 (Rose) 456 (Sanford) 446, 451 (Skelly) 443, 444-5, 446 (Stupich) 458, 459, 461
Hospital boards, application of act to (Skelly) 357
Hospital care, cost of, increase in (Campbell) 1446
Hospital insurance, campaign for (Mitchell) 339
Hospitals, beds, closing of (Stupich) 463
Hospitals, construction of, employment in (Stupich) 463
House, adjournment of for one month, proposal for (Blencoe) 1733-4
Human Resources ministry, appropriation, 1982-83 fiscal year, overrun on (Stupich) 462
Human Resources ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year (Barnes) 341 (Brown) 408 (Campbell) 1446 (Pelton) 1458
Human Resources ministry, employees, decrease in number of (Brown) 408, 411
Human Resources ministry, employees, dismissal of (Barnes) 342, 343-4 (Barrett) 829-30 (Brown) 2635, 2643 (Hanson) 1659 (Sanford) 282
Human Resources ministry, employees, G. M. McCarthy's reference to as “bonkers” (Barnes) 1454 (Hanson) 1684
Human Resources ministry, expenditures per person in B.C. (Campbell) 1447
Human Resources ministry programs, abolition of (Barnes) 342, 1455 (Brown) 300, 301, 2635, 2643, 2645
Human rights branch, abolition of (Blencoe) 314 (Brown) 301-2 (Cocke) 266 (Gabelmann) 1764 (Wallace) 1440
Human Rights Code, changes in (Barnes) 343, 1455
Human Rights Commission, abolition of (Brown) 412 (D’Arcy) 424 (Lea) 378 (Macdonald) 775, 1778 (Mitchell) 1744 (Nicolson) 1755 (Rose) 1739
Human Rights Commission, replacement for (Barnes) 344 (Reynolds) 305, 307 (Rose) 347
Human rights protection, legislation re (Heinrich) 291
Human rights protection, loss of (Blencoe) 309-10 (Lauk) 319 (Lea) 271 (Macdonald) 440 (Passarell) 370, 1711 (Wallace) 1449
Income assistance coordinators program, abolition of (Brown) 2643
Income, distribution of in Canada (Rose) 349
Income tax, surtax on high incomes (Lea) 377
Inflation, control of (Macdonald) 1777
Insurance Corp. of B.C., employees, reduction in (Nicolson) 398
Interest rate, high rate (Mitchell) 339
International Labour Organization, international agreement (Lockstead) 432-3
International Labour Organization, Joint Committee on the Public Service, recommendations (Hanson) 1666
International Labour Organization, regulations (Hanson) 1663, 1664, 1666, 1672 (McClelland) 1663
International Woodworkers of America, collective agreements and layoffs (Stupich) 459-60
Investment in private sector, incentives for (Lea) 377
Investor confidence in B.C. (D’Arcy) 1716
Italy, discharge of public servants in 1925 (Blencoe) 418 (D’Arcy) 423
Job creation, funds for (Mitchell) 339
Judges' decisions, basis for (Lea) 379-80
Justice Development Commission, abolition of (Brown) 299
Justice Development Commission, mandate of (Brown) 299
Justice Development Commission report, B.R.D. Smith's comment re (Brown) 299, 302
Juveniles, services for (Brown) 411
Kinsella, Patrick, moving expenses, payment of (Nicolson) 1756
Knight, Stanley, dismissal of (Reynolds) 308
Kube, Arthur, meeting with re act (Chabot) 1782, 2642-3
Labour Code, application of to public service (Dailly) 2642 (Gabelmann) 2657, 2663
Labour Code, exemptions from (Blencoe) 313 (Stupich) 1760, 1761
Labour Code of Canada, job security provisions (Macdonald) 441
Labour Relations Board, abolition of (Barrett) 260 (Hanson) 1664
Labour relations in B.C., effect of act on (Barrett) 831 (Blencoe) 420 (D’Arcy) 2669 (Passarell) 2669 (Rose) 458 (Sanford) 282 (Stupich) 1762
Land branch, Courtenay, Nanaimo offices, closing of (Sanford) 451
Land branch personnel, relocation of (Sanford) 451
“Lay off”, meaning and use of words in act (Brown) 2634, 2635, 2636, 2638, 2640 (Chabot) 2624, 2625, 2631, 2634, 2636, 2647 (Cocke) 2646 (Hanson) 2623, 2625-6, 2627, 2629 (Lauk) 2627, 2633, 2677 (Lea) 2636, 2637, 2637-8 (Rose) 2635, 2652 (Sanford) 2625, 2628-9, 2629 (Wallace) 2624
Layoffs in private sector (D’Arcy) 303
Legal aid, eligibility for (Brown) 410
Legal aid, funds for, reduction in (Lockstead) 362
Legislation, future legislation (Davis) 400 (Stupich) 400-1
Legislation, 1983 session, consultation re (Barnes) 1453
Legislation, 1983 session, demonstrations against (Barnes) 1453-4 (Barrett) 834 (Blencoe) 419 (Hanson) 1641, 1654 (Lockstead) 432 (McGeer) 416
Legislation, 1983 session, implementation of (Barnes) 343 (Brown) 299 (Passarell) 369
Legislation on order paper, effect of (Howard) 293
Legislation, similar legislation elsewhere (Chabot) 2642, 2654
Legislature, cost of operation of (Campbell) 1447 (Michael) 1451 (Mitchell) 1458
Legislature, procedure, rules re (Barnes) 1452
Liquor stores, expansion of, expenditures on (D’Arcy) 1715 (Hewitt) 1715
Lumber trade, importance of (Reid) 275
MLAs, job security (Stupich) 336
MLAs, salaries, reduction in (Pelton) 1458
McKim Advertising Ltd., payment to (Barrett) 843, 845-6
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., employees laid off (McGeer) 415
Manufacturing industry workers, job loss by (Bennett) 1779
Medical Services Commission, payments to physicians (McGeer) 416
Mexico, job creation (Nicolson) 399
Mexico, labour legislation (Nicolson) 351, 355, 399
Ministers' Christmas cards, use of public funds for (Howard) 405
Ministers, expenses, increase in (Barrett) 843
Ministers, salaries, perks (Dailly) 436
Ministers, travel, appropriation for (Barnes) 1455
Ministries, reorganization of and redundancies (Gabelmann) 373
Mission-Port Moody constituency, by-election results (Ritchie) 1732
Motor vehicle inspection branch, abolition of (Barrett) 257 (Cocke) 267 (Dailly) 326 (Mitchell) 338
Motor vehicle inspection branch, benefits of (D’Arcy) 422 (Mitchell) 338
Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing (Mitchell) 338 (Reid) 276
Motor vehicle inspection service (D’Arcy) 422 (Reid) 276 (Reynolds) 305
Motor vehicle inspectors, duties (Hanson) 1692, 1693-4
Municipal Affairs ministry, appropriation, reduction in (Pelton) 1458
Municipalities, application of act to (Barrett) 839 (Skelly) 357
Nanaimo Regional General Hospital, beds closed (Stupich) 463
Nanaimo Regional General Hospital, waiting list for (Stupich) 463
Natural resources, exploitation of, government policy on (Hanson) 1688-9
New Democratic Party, campaign contributions to (Heinrich) 284
New Democratic Party, election defeats, record of (McGeer) 416
New Democratic Party, Regina convention (McGeer) 412, 416
New York, 1976 restraint, effects of (Rose) 455
Newfoundland, legislation re forest industry trade union (Gabelmann) 375
Ocean Falls Corp., losses (Lockstead) 361
Ombudsman, appropriation, use for (Reid) 275-6
Opposition to act (Blencoe) 1735 (Gabelmann) 1644-5 (Passarell) 1712 (Sanford) 451-2 (Stupich) 1759, 1760 (Wallace) 1448-9, 1653
Order-in-council appointments (Gabelmann) 1763
Pacific National Exhibition contracts, renegotiation of (Lauk) 388
Parliament buildings, cleaning staff (Skelly) 358-9
Parliament buildings, renovation of (Skelly) 358
Pacific Coach Lines Ltd., sale of (Reid) 277
Patronage, opportunities for under act (Barrett) 464-5 (Cocke) 266 (Dailly) 323-4 (Gabelmann) 1763 (Lauk) 387-8
Peck, Ed, powers of (Macdonald) 1777
Policeman, training of (Mitchell) 337
Port Hardy residents, money-saving by and economy (Gabelmann) 374
Powell River Co. employees, dismissal of (Lockstead) 360-1
Private sector, application of act to (Rose) 346
Private sector employees and public service (Bennett) 1778 (Davis) 402 (Hanson) 1691, 1709 (Mitchell) 1461
Private sector employees, tenure (Hewitt) 261-2 (Macdonald) 441 (Reid) 278
Private sector, wage negotiations (Hewitt) 263
Professors, dismissal of, provision for under act (Hanson) 1641
Professors, tenure (Barrett) 830, 841-2, 849 (Hanson) 1703, 1704 (Macdonald) 440, 1776, 1777 (Nicolson) 1756-7 (Rose) 347, 456-7
Progressive Conservative Party, federal party, and Social Credit Party (Lockstead) 361 (Rose) 349
Provincial court, appropriation for, 1983-84 fiscal year (Brown) 408
Public bodies subject to act (Barnes) 341 (Davis) 401 (D’Arcy) 1717 (Hanson) 1639, 1641, 1655 (Howard) 404 (Lockstead) 363, 432 (Mitchell) 337 (Rose) 346, 1741 (Skelly) 357, 1719 (Stupich) 328
Public service, collective bargaining in (Hanson) 1656
Public service, commission on, proposal for (Lauk) 388-9, 395
Public service, contract employees, compensation claims (Brown) 2716 (Chabot) 2715, 2716 (Lea) 2715 (Nicolson) 2715, 2716
Public service, contract employees, use of (Gabelmann) 1766
Public service, contracts of employment, verbal contracts (Chabot) 2677, 2679 (Howard) 2677, 2678, 2679-80 (Lauk) 2679 (Sanford) 2679
Public service employees and economic problems (Dailly) 436 (McGeer) 415-6
Public service employees, appointment of, basis for (Hanson) 1668
Public service employees, attacks on in House (Lauk) 319
Public service employees, basis for continued employment (Davis) 403 (Hanson) 1666-7, 1695 (Heinrich) 291 (Hewitt) 291 (Howard) 405-6 (Rose) 346 (Smith) 298
Public service employees, comparisons with private sector employees (Hanson) 1687-8 (Skelly) 356-7
Public service employees, compensation levels (Cocke) 266 (Davis) 402 (Mitchell) 1461
Public service employees, competence of (Barrett) 829, 835 (Macdonald) 1775
Public service employees covered under act (Chabot) 2647 (Hanson) 1639, 1641 (Nicolson) 2647
Public service employees, exemption of from act (Chabot) 2647, 2664 (Gabelmann) 2667
Public service employees, government's attitude to (D’Arcy) 424 (Lauk) 319 (Skelly) 358-9
Public service employees, history of organizing of (Dailly) 322-4
Public service employees, J.R. Chabot's New Year's message to (Gabelmann) 374-5, 1646 (Hanson) 1640, 1708 (Howard) 406
Public service employees, job security (Cocke) 266 (Gabelmann) 375, 1646-7, 1765 (Macdonald) 2662 (Mitchell) 1461-2 (Stupich) 1760-1
Public service employees, negotiations with (Hanson) 1682
Public service employees, number of, increase (Dailly) 1751
Public service employees, number of, reduction in (Barnes) 341-2 (Blencoe) 417 (Campbell) 1447 (Chabot) 1781, 2642 (Dailly) 324, 2642 (D’Arcy) 421 (Davis) 401, 401-2 (Gabelmann) 374, 1646, 1764, 1765-6 (Hanson) 1640, 1708 (Heinrich) 284 (Nicolson) 351 (Reid) 278 (Rose) 454 (Stupich) 328, 334, 462, 463, 1762
Public service employees, pension rights (Michael) 1451
Public service employees, productivity (Hanson) 1702 (Macdonald) 1776
Public service employees, public opinion of (Barrett) 1769-70 (Hanson) 1694 (Lauk) 319 (Macdonald) 1775 (Rose) 345, 347 (Skelly) 358
Public service employees, relocation of (Blencoe) 315 (Gabelmann) 372 (Michael) 1451 (Passarell) 1712 (Skelly) 359
Public service employees, sick-leave benefits (Michael) 1451
Public service employees, tax burden on (Brown) 301
Public service employees, tenure (Brown) 299, 411 (Chabot) 1781 (D’Arcy) 303, 304 (Heinrich) 284-5, 291 (Hewitt) 261-2, 263 (Smith) 298
Public service employees, tribute to (Davis) 401 (Nicolson) 399
Public service employment as career objective (Skelly) 358
Public service employment, new jobs created (Davis) 401, 403
Public Service Labour Relations Act, enactment of (Gabelmann) 2657
Public service, politicization of (Gabelmann) 374 (Skelly) 1720
Public service, wages, cost of (Gabelmann) 374
Public service, wages, percentage of budget (Chabot) 255
Pupil-teacher ratio, increase in (Bennett) 1780
Railwest Manufacturing Co., cost of product (Reid) 277
Rape relief centres, funding for (Brown) 300
Real estate salesmen, employment opportunities for (Macdonald) 441-2
Real property taxes, increase in (D’Arcy) 424
Recreation and sports program employees, dismissal of (Nicolson) 1755
Recreation and sports program, founding of (Nicolson) 1755
Regulations attached to act (Brown) 2652 (Chabot) 1782, 2646, 2652, 2723, 2734, 2735 (D’Arcy) 1716 (Gabelmann) 1644, 2662 (Lockstead) 363 (Macdonald) 1776, 2734, 2735 (Passarell) 369, 2665 (Rose) 457 (Smith) 298
Regulations attached to act, precedence of over Public Service Act (Chabot) 2723 (D’Arcy) 2731, (Gabelmann) 2721 (Mitchell) 2721-2 (Skelly) 2722, 2723
Regulations attached to act, tabling of (Barrett) 821-2, 825, 827, 848, 850 (Chabot) 1782 (D’Arcy) 1716, 1718 (Hanson) 1658 (Howard) 1464 (Lockstead) 1659 (Macdonald) 1776 (Passarell) 1710, 1713 (Stupich) 1759, 1761-2
Remand centre, Vancouver, inmates (Brown) 409
Rent control, abolition of (Lauk) 320 (Lea) 377 (Sanford) 282 (Wallace) 1450
Rent review, value of (D’Arcy) 422
Rental accommodation, low-priced, vacancies (Rose) 455
Rental problems, settlement of by MLAs (Dailly) 435
Rentalsman, office, abolition of (Brown) 300 (Cocke) 266 (D’Arcy) 421-2, 1715 (Lea) 378
Rentalsman, office, employees' performance of duties (Hewitt) 263
Rentalsman, office, lack of need for (Reynolds) 305
Rentalsman, office, use of by landlords (Dailly) 435 (D’Arcy) 421-2 (Lea) 378
Resource industries, problems (Lea) 1748
Resource industries workers, job loss by (Bennett) 1778, 1779
Revenue, 1982-83 fiscal year, decline in (Campbell) 1446 (Hewitt) 262 (Pelton) 1457 (Reid) 275
Revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in (Stupich) 461-2
Review panel, appointments to (Blencoe) 2694, 2695 (Chabot) 2691, 2692, 2693, 2695 (Lockstead) 2692, 2693 (Wallace) 2691
Review panel, consultation re (Chabot) 2693 (Lockstead) 2692
Review panel, decisions of (Blencoe) 2696 (Wallace) 2697
Review panels, members' salaries (Chabot) 2694 (Lockstead) 2692, 2693, 2694
Rights threatened by act (Barnes) 341 (Gabelmann) 373 (Lockstead) 364 (Mitchell) 336
Sales tax, increase in (Lea) 377 (Lockstead) 361
Sales tax, regressive nature of (Rose) 349
School boards, application of act to (Skelly) 357
School boards, autonomy of (Reid) 278-9
School boards, reference to in act (Chabot) 2671 (Passarell) 2671, 2672
School boards, resignation of, proposal for (Sanford) 452
School District 39, superintendent's salary (Macdonald) 1725
School District 44, supervisory personnel, salary levels (Davis) 403 (Rose) 454
School districts, salaries, setting of (Rose) 454
School principals, vice-principals, change in status of (Chabot) 2708, 2709, 2710, 2711 (Cocke) 2714 (Dailly) 2711 (Nicolson) 2708, 2709, 2711-2 (Passarell) 369, 371 (Rose) 2706-7, 2707-8, 2710
School principals, vice-principals, role of (Brown) 2712, 2713 (Nicolson) 2709 (Rose) 2707, 2708
Schools, privatization of (Barnes) 1455
Scott, William, dismissal of, case referred to (Hanson) 1669-72, 1673, 1674, 1675-6, 1680, 1681-2, 1683
Senior managers, compensation levels (Barrett) 839 (Brown) 2717-8 (Chabot) 2709, 2718 (Cocke) 2718 (Hanson) 2719, 2720 (Macdonald) 1724-5 (Rose) 2717, 2719 (Stupich) 329
Senior managers, designation of (Brown) 2717 (Chabot) 2717
Senior managers, fixed-term contracts (Brown) 2705 (Chabot) 2705, 2706 (Cocke) 2705 (Nielsen) 2705 (Rose) 2705
Senior managers' positions, review of (Chabot) 255
Senior officials, cabinet access to files of (Barrett) 824-5, 826-7, 831, 832-4, 835, 837, 840-1, 844-5, 847, 848, 849 (Hanson) 1685, 1690-1
Silviculture, reforestation programs, reduction in (Lockstead) 361
Small business and trade unions (Lea) 1748-9
Small business, impact of act on (Brown) 411
Social assistance rates, allowances, level of (Brown) 408 (Sanford) 282
Social assistance recipients, consumer spending by (Brown) 301
Social assistance recipients, increase in number of (Barrett) 256 (Brown) 408 (Dailly) 324
Social Credit Party MLAs, speech-writing for, allegations re (Stupich) 460-1
Social Credit Party, 1979 election campaign (Stupich) 329
Social Credit Party, 1983 election campaign (Barrett) 873-4 (Mitchell) 337 (Nicolson) 1757 (Passarell) 1710 (Skelly) 443 (Stupich) 327-8, 334
Social Credit Party, principles endorsed by (Blencoe) 313, 418 (Skelly) 445
Social Credit Party, public service employees' donation to (Barrett) 260 (Sanford) 283
Social Credit Party, special interest groups (Rose) 455
Social problems, increase in (Dailly) 437
Social problems, use of volunteer organizations for (Dailly) 327 (Reynolds) 306
Social welfare programs, appropriation for, 1983-84 fiscal year (Campbell) 1446-7 (Hewitt) 262 (Reid) 277 (Reynolds) 307
Social welfare programs, basis for (Lea) 379
Social welfare programs, cost of (Wallace) 1448
Special funds, expenditure of (Nicolson) 350
Surrey constituency, 1983 election results (Reid) 275
Sweden, welfare state (Heinrich) 292
Taxation, increase in (Brown) 412 (D’Arcy) 421, 424 (Stupich) 334
Taxation, level of and taxpayers' ability to pay (Bennett) 1779 (McGeer) 2661 (Pelton) 1458
Teachers, application of act to (Chabot) 2675 (Heinrich) 2674, 2675-6 (Macdonald) 2672, 2674-5, 2675, 2676
Teachers, dismissal of (Chabot) 2673, 2674, 2736 (Heinrich) 285, 291, 2674, 2736 (Lauk) 387 (Mitchell) 2673, 2674, 2736-7 (Passarell) 369, 371, 2735-6 (Smith) 298
Teachers, increase in number of (Reid) 279
Teachers, morale (Gabelmann) 376 (Sanford) 282
Teachers, salaries, increase in (McGeer) 416
Teachers, treatment of (Blencoe) 310-1
“Terminate”, meaning and use of word in act (Brown) 2634, 2635, 2638, 2640 (Chabot) 2625, 2629, 2631, 2634, 2636, 2640, 2647 (Cocke) 2646 (Hanson) 2626, 2627, 2629, 2630 (Lauk) 2627, 2677 (Lea) 2636, 2637, 2637-8 (Rose) 2635, 2652 (Sanford) 2625 (Wallace) 2624
Title, choice of criticized (Cocke) 383 (Howard) 295 (Lockstead) 432 (Skelly) 356
Tourism ministry, auditor-general's report on (Nicolson) 397
Tourist offices in U.S., dismissal of staff under NDP government (Reynolds) 308
Toyota assembly plant in B.C. (Rose) 348
Tozer, Tony, appointment of (Barrett) 464 (Dailly) 1752 (Gabelmann) 1763, 1764 (Hanson) 1667 (Nicolson) 1755
Trade union movement, government's intentions re (Gabelmann) 1766 (Lockstead) 362 (Stupich) 334
Trade unions, advertising campaign re act (Reynolds) 305
Trade unions in public sector (Chabot) 1782 (Cocke) 383 (D’Arcy) 424 (Gabelmann) 375, 1647 (Rose) 345-6 (Stupich) 335
Trade unions, NDP's relationship to (McGeer) 413 (Rose) 454
Trade unions, support for NDP in 1983 election campaign (Stupich) 328
Trade unions, right to membership in (Heinrich) 291
Transit, purchase of train for under NDP (Reid) 277
Transition houses, funding for (Brown) 300, 302
Transportation and Highways ministry, patronage appointments in (Barrett) 465
Travel agencies, effect of budget on (Nicolson) 397
Turbis, Stephen, dismissal of (Reynolds) 308
Unemployed, loss of homes by (Mitchell) 338
Unemployed, number of, increase in (Blencoe) 417 (D’Arcy) 421 (Gabelmann) 374 (Mitchell) 337
Unemployment, cost of (Gabelmann) 374
Unemployment, effects of (Sanford) 447-9, 451
Unemployment insurance, comparison to other payrolls in province (Skelly) 356
United States, conditions, 1929-32 referred to (Lea) 1746
United States, deficit (Chabot) 1782
United States, income tax reductions (Rose) 454-5
Universities, academic freedom (Nicolson) 1756, 1757
Universities, colleges, autonomy of (Hanson) 1641, 1655
Universities, colleges, employment in (Davis) 401 (Stupich) 462
Universities, possible intimidation of (Macdonald) 442 (Skelly) 1722
Universities, Science and Communications ministry appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year (McGeer) 416 (Stupich) 462
University employees, application of act to (Howard) 404
University graduates, employment opportunities in B.C. (Hanson) 1704
Used-car buyers, recourse to courts (Sanford) 451
Vancouver, ALRT system, NDP policy on (Reid) 277
Vancouver city council, D.L. Mowat's comments re (Barrett) 465 (D’Arcy) 423-4
Vancouver city employees, collective bargaining by (Dailly) 1752-3
Vancouver Island, tunnel link to mainland, proposal for (Lauk) 318
Vancouver-Little Mountain constituency, Social Credit Party campaign platform (Mitchell) 1743, 1744
Vancouver, police chief, salary level (Macdonald) 1726-7
Vancouver Stock Exchange, level of trading (D’Arcy) 1716, 1718
Victoria fire department, deputy fire chief, duties (Hanson) 1689, 1690
Wage settlements (Heinrich) 284
Walker, Michael, influence of on government policy (Lauk) 385
Water licence fee, increase in (D’Arcy) 423
Young people, unemployment rate (Dailly) 1751
Mentioned: (Barnes) 602, 1999 (Hanson) 3138, 3143 (Lauk) 858 (Wallace) 2525
Public service
Appointments to, basis for (Hanson) 1668
Appointments to, patronage in (Blencoe) 2458 (Cocke) 2534 (Dailly) 2472 (Gabelmann) 1763 (Hanson) 2498 (Lea) 2465 (Nicolson) 2480-1 (Passarell) 2566 (Rose) 2475-6
Appointments to, policy on (Barrett) Q. 20 (Curtis) A. 20
Auxiliary employees (Chabot) 1782 (Hanson) 2487, 2499
Auxiliary employees, full-time equivalency, basis for (Curtis) 1061, 1357
Auxiliary employees, seasonal, increases in (Curtis) 1357
“Civil service”, use of term (Hanson) 2493 (Howard) 2567
Collective agreement, 1973 agreement (Curtis) 1205 (Hanson) 2489-90
Collective agreements, approval of (Macdonald) 1777
Collective agreements, cancellation of (Cocke) 383 (D’Arcy) 1717 (Lauk) 388
Collective agreements, expiry of (Chabot) 255 (D’Arcy) ' 2668-9 (Gabelmann) 2667-8 (Mitchell) 2668
Collective agreements, grievance procedure (Hanson) 1695
Collective agreements, status of (Stupich) 1064-5
Collective bargaining (Bennett) 2093 (Brummet) 1968 (Hanson) 991, 1656 (Lauk) 2531-2 (Lea) 2024 (Nicolson) 2478 (Sanford) 1889 (Waterland) 2008, 2009
Collective bargaining and use of legislation (Cocke) 2461-2, 2465 (Dailly) 2470, 2471 (D’Arcy) 2560 (Hanson) 2487, 2496, 2500, 2501 (Lea) 2466-7, 2468 (Skelly) 2445-6 (Wallace) 2455, 2526
Collective bargaining, effect of Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, on (Barnes) 2001, 2002 (Brown) 2765 (Dailly) 1957 (Howard) 1941-2 (Lauk) 2005 (Lockstead) 1995-7 (Mitchell) 2020 (Rose) 2086 (Sanford) 1991 (Skelly) 1982 (Stupich) 2763 (Wallace) 1966
Collective bargaining, exclusions from (Blencoe) 2457, 2458 (Brown) 2556 (Chabot) 2437, 2438, 2439, 2569 (Gabelmann) 2443, 2444 (Hanson) 2490, 2498 (Lea) 2466-7 (Lockstead) 2519 (Nicolson) 2480, 2481 (Passarell) 2566 (Stupich) 2484-5 (Wallace) 2453
Collective bargaining, involvement of J.R. Chabot in (Hanson) 1682, 2494
Collective bargaining, negotiable areas (Blencoe) 2457 (Chabot) 2437-8, 2439 (Dailly) 2471-2 (Hanson) 2487, 2496 (Rose) 2477 (Stupich) 2482, 2483, 2486
Commission on, proposal for (Lauk) 388-9, 395
Compensation levels (Brown) 2018 (Curtis) 162 (Gabelmann) 1646-7 (Hanson) 2497 (Lea) 2023 (Macdonald) 2047-8, 2093 (Mitchell) 2020 (Rose) 39, 2029 (Schroeder) 241 (Stupich) 2482-3, 2484
Compensation levels and private sector wages (Cocke) 2763 (Curtis) 160, 2763 (D’Arcy) 2559 (Davis) 402 (Mitchell) 1461, 2019-20 (Smith) 1031 (Stupich) 2483
Compensation levels, changes in (Curtis) 1922-3 (Skelly) 1980
Compensation levels, controls over (Barnes) 2001, 2002, 2748 (Brown) 2764 (Cocke) 1949, 2764 (Curtis) 2748-9 (Lauk) 2004, 2749 (Lockstead) 2748 (Mitchell) 2020 (Stupich) 1923, 1931, 1935-6, 2763, 2764, 2765 (Wallace) 1966
Compensation levels, decreases (Brown) 2765-6, 2766 (Curtis) 1922, 2094, 2763 (Reynolds) 182 (Stupich) 1929, 2099
Compensation levels, employers' ability to pay (Barnes) 2001, 2748 (Bennett) 2093 (Curtis) 1922, 2094, 2748-9 (Lauk) 2749 (Lea) 2756-7 (Lockstead) 2747-8 (Reynolds) 1947 (Rose) 2759 (Sanford) 1991 (Skelly) 1983 (Veitch) 1936, 1937, 1938
Compensation levels, increase in (Curtis) 1922 (Mitchell) 2019 (Parks) 231
Compensation levels, low-income group (Curtis) 2761, 2766 (Wallace) 1966, 2751
Compensation levels, upper-income group (Wallace) 1966
Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Compensation stabilization program. See name of program
Contracting-out of work (Brown) 2556-7 (Cocke) 2462-4, 2465 (Dailly) 2471 (Hanson) 3142 (Lea) 2464 (Passarell) 2564, 2566 (Rose) 2476 (Sanford) 2451-2, 2529
Contracting-out of work, Highways maintenance (Passarell) 2566
Contracting-out of work, increased costs (Cocke) 2462-3, 2465 (Sanford) 2452
Crown corporations, employees (Gabelmann) 2441 (Hanson) 2497
Crown corporations, pension funds (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1382
Deputy ministers, appointment of under NDP (Reynolds) 155
Deputy ministers, compensation levels (Curtis) 163
Deputy ministers, pension benefits, purchase of (Chabot) 1382-3
Deputy ministers, severance pay (Hanson) Q. 56, 134 (Bennett) A. 56
Economy, benefits to (Barnes) 104
Employees and current problems (Dailly) 436 (McGeer) 415-6 (Stupich) 62
Employees and private sector employees (Bennett) 1190, 1778 (Hanson) 1687-8, 1691, 1709 (Skelly) 356-7
Employees, basis for continued employment (Davis) 403 (Hanson) 1666-7, 1695 (Heinrich) 291 (Hewitt) 291 (Howard) 405-6 (Rose) 346 (Smith) 298
Employees, common law protection of (D’Arcy) 1987-8
Employees, competence of (Barrett) 195-6, 829, 835 (Bennett) A. 187, 1190 (Hanson) Q. 187 (Macdonald) 1775, 2093 (Mitchell) 2079
Employees, confrontation with (Blencoe) 2460 (Brummet) 2530 (Gabelmann) 2441, 2443 (Hanson) 2495, 2502 (Lockstead) 2517 (Passarell) 2565 (Sanford) 2449, 2450, 2527 (Wallace) 2452
Employees, contract employees, salary claims (Brown) 2716 (Chabot) 2715, 2716 (Lea) 2715 (Nicolson) 2715, 2716
Employees, contract employees, use of (Brown) 1392 (Dailly) 2046 (Gabelmann) 1766
Employees, contracts of employment, verbal contracts (Chabot) 2677, 2679 (Howard) 2677, 2678, 2679-80 (Lauk) 2679 (Sanford) 2679
Employees, consultation with (Blencoe) 2036 (Brown) 2535-6 (Brummet) 2531 (Chabot) 2568-9 (Cocke) 2533-4 (D’Arcy) 2505 (Gabelmann) 2443 (Howard) 2567-8 (Lea) 2466, 2468 (Lockstead) 2517 (Macdonald) 2093 (Sanford) 2528, 2529 (Skelly) 2447
Employees, dedication of (Gabelmann) 2443-4
Employees, dismissal of (Barnes) 1999 (Barrett) 257, 258 (Brown) 300, 1351-2, 1392, 2016-7 (Chabot) 255, 1715, 2659 (Dailly) 2642 (D’Arcy) 304 (Davis) 401, 403 (Gabelmann) 373, 1766, 2657 (Hanson) 991, 1659-60, 1663, 1666, 1672-3, 2487, 2658 (Hewitt) 263 (Howard) 405 (Lockstead) 362 (Macdonald) 924 (Michael) 919 (Nicolson) 1755 (Rose) 2476 (Sanford) 280, 281, 282, 2449 (Schroeder) 241 (Stupich) 335, 1013, 1931, 1932
Employees, dismissal of, access to appeal (Barnes) 340, 343 (Blencoe) 310, 315 (Cocke) 265, 267 (Hanson) 1662 (Rose) 347 (Sanford) 280 (Stupich) 461
Employees, dismissal of, access to courts for redress (Hanson) 1662, 1663 (Lauk) 320 (Lea) 270 (Macdonald) 440, 1777
Employees, dismissal of and continued work by (Wallace) 1448
Employees, dismissal of and provisions of collective agreements (D’Arcy) 2664 (Gabelmann) 372, 2662-3 (Hanson) 1655 (Macdonald) 439, 1774, 2661 (Mitchell) 2665 (Passarell) 2665
Employees, dismissal of and sexual harassment (Gabelmann) 374 (Howard) 296
Employees, dismissal of and Social Credit Party election campaign (Stupich) 1013, 1925
Employees, dismissal of, basis for (Chabot) 2643, 2646, 2663, 2687 (Gabelmann) 1764 (Hanson) 1681-3
Employees, dismissal of, cost of (Barrett) 1768-9, 1770 (Michael) 920
Employees, dismissal of, counselling re regulations (Chabot) 2649 (Lea) 2649
Employees, dismissal of during NDP administration (Dailly) 322, 326
Employees, dismissal of, effects of (Blencoe) 2038 (Barrett) 1038-9, 1040 (Gabelmann) 985 (Hanson) 1707-8, Q. 1797, 3138 (Lockstead) 244, 362 (Rose) 2083 (Sanford) 660-1 (Stupich) 1932-3
Employees, dismissal of elsewhere, basis for (Hanson) 1667, 1684
Employees, dismissal of for just cause (Chabot) 2640, 2684, 2685 (Lauk) 2685, 2686 (Sanford) 2684, 2685 (Wallace) 2686
Employees, dismissal of for political reasons, possibility of (Blencoe) 418, 419-20 (Dailly) 1750, 1751, 1752-3 (Hanson) 1709 (Lauk) 321 (Lea) 1746 (Mitchell) 1742 (Passarell) 368 (Rose) 1739, 1740-1 (Skelly) 359 (Stupich) 335
Employees, dismissal of, judicial review (Brown) 2699-2700, 2701-2 (Chabot) 2700, 2701 (Cocke) 2700
Employees, dismissal of, Labour Relations Board hearings (Hanson) 1684
Employees, dismissal of, layoff provisions (Sanford) 2629
Employees, dismissal of, legislation re (Chabot) 2732, 2733 (D’Arcy) 2732 (Gabelmann) 2659, 2660, 2733, 2734 (Hanson) Q. 252, 2732 (Macdonald) 1775, 2660 (Rose) 1737 (Wallace) 1652
Employees, dismissal of, notification re (Bennett) 1780 (Hanson) Q. 1797
Employees, dismissal of, number dismissed (Blencoe) 313 (Brown) 1352 (Chabot) A. 253 (Hanson) Q. 252-3 (Lockstead) 431-2 (Macdonald) 1775
Employees, dismissal of, personnel to be dismissed (Hanson) 1657, 1658-60 (Lauk) 2688, 2689 (Lockstead) 364 (Wallace) 2687
Employees, dismissal of, provision for under Public Sector Restraint Act (Bennett) 1779 (Hanson) 2665-6, 2666
Employees, dismissal of, public attitude to (Barrett) 1769-70
Employees, dismissal of, recall option (Brown) 2652, 2653 (Chabot) 2649, 2653
Employees, dismissal of, redeployment (Barrett) 828
Employees, dismissal of, review panel (Blencoe) 2694, 2695, 2696 (Chabot) 2691, 2692, 2693, 2694, 2695 (Lockstead) 2692, 2693, 2694 (Wallace) 2691, 2697
Employees, dismissal of, savings effected (Passarell) 946
Employees, dismissal of, seniority provisions (Brown) 2654-5, 2655-6 (Chabot) 1782, 2643, 2649-50, 2650, 2652, 2655, 2656 (Lea) 2649, 2650 (Rose) 2651
Employees, dismissal of, severance pay (Barrett) 260, 829, 834 (Blencoe) 315 (Chabot) 255, 256, 2649 (Dailly) 326 (Hanson) 1666, 1667 (Heinrich) 284, 291, 292 (Nicolson) 1755-6 (Passarell) 369 (Reid) 278 (Rose) 2648
Employees, dismissal of, superannuation benefits (Barrett) 828-9 (Chabot) A. 332 (Hanson) Q. 332
Employees, dismissal of, terminology used in reference to (Blencoe) 2681, 2682 (Chabot) 2680-1 (Wallace) 2680, 2681
Employees, dismissal of, unemployment insurance eligibility (Brown) 2634 (Chabot) 2648 (Lea) 2636, 2637, 2649 (Rose) 2639, 2639-40, 2640, 2648
Employees, dismissal of, Victoria area (Blencoe) Q. 880, Q. 881, Q. 3088 (Chabot) A. 880, A. 881
Employees, dismissal of without cause, provision for (Barnes) 340, 343 (Barrett) 260, 464, 466 (Blencoe) 310, 314, 315, 417, 419, 420, 1734 (Brown) 299 (Cocke) 264, 382-3, 2639, 2645-6 (Dailly) 324, 435 (Davis) 402 (Gabelmann) 373, 1764 (Hanson) Q. 187, 1641, 1654 (Heinrich) 291 (Hewitt) 261 (Howard) 295, 404 (Lauk) 319, 320 (Lea) 377 (Lockstead) 363, 364, 433 (Macdonald) 439, 440, 441, 442, 1775 (Mitchell) 1744 (Nicolson) 351, 352 (Passarell) 368, 369, 371-2, 372, 1710 (Rose) 346, 347, 454, 1740, 1741 (Sanford) 282, 446-7 (Skelly) 359, 1722 (Stupich) 329, 334, 461, 462 (Wallace) 1450
Employees, exemption of from Public Sector Restraint Act (Chabot) 1782
Employees, government's attitude to (D’Arcy) 424 (Lauk) 319 (Nicolson) 2477-8 (Skelly) 358-9, 1983, 2446-7
Employees, history of organizing of (Dailly) 322-4
Employees, information re in estimates book (Brown) 1392 (Curtis) 1061 (Hanson) 1356
Employees, intimidation of (Brown) 300 (Cocke) 265 (Macdonald) 439-40, 441, 442, 1777-8, 2662
Employees, J.R. Chabot's New Year's message to (Chabot)A. 332 (Gabelmann) 374-5, 1646 (Hanson) Q. 332, 1640, 1708 (Howard) 406
Employees, job security (Brown) 2018 (Gabelmann) 1646-7, 2031 (Macdonald) 2662 (Mitchell) 1461-2 (Rose) 950-1 (Sanford) 2450-1 (Stupich) 1760-1, 1927 (Wallace) 970-1
Employees' keys, use of RCMP for retrieval of (Gabelmann) Q. 188 (McClelland) A. 228-9
Employees, layoff of (Brown) 2554-5, 2556 (Dailly) 2470 (Gabelmann) 2442 (Hanson) 2490-1 (Lea) 2469 (Lockstead) 2519, 2520 (Skelly) 1983 (Stupich) 1927, 2483-4 (Wallace) 2453-4, 2454
Employees, morale (Blencoe) 2038, 2460 (Brummet) 1969 (Dailly) 2046 (D’Arcy) 2506, 2562 (Lauk) 2072 (Skelly) 2447 (Wallace) 1967
Employees, negotiation with, proposal for (Cocke) 2040-1 (Hewitt) 2014 (Lauk) 2006, 2071 (Waterland) 2009
Employees, number of (Chabot) A. 3176 (Curtis) 163, 1061 (Davis) 925, 3147, Q. 3176 (Hanson) 1355 (Veitch) 1036-7
Employees, number of, increase in (Barnes) 104 (Brown) 2015 (Dailly) 1751 (Davis) 68 (Rose) 2474-5 (Wallace) 42
Employees, number of, limit on (Curtis) 1061-2 (Stupich) 1064
Employees, number of, proportion of workforce (Barrett) 1038, 1039 (Curtis) 160 (McCarthy) 209 (Michael) 919 (Mowat) 903 (Strachan) 956 (Veitch) 1938
Employees, number of, reduction in (Barnes) 104, 341-2 (Bennett) 1189, 1190 (Blencoe) 127, 417 (Brummet) 933, 935, 2155 (Campbell) 1447 (Chabot) 332, 1781, 2642 (Cocke) 2462 (Curtis) 163, 1062 (Dailly) 24, 324, 2642 (D’Arcy) 421, 2558 (Davis) 401, 401-2, 925-6 (Gabelmann) 374-5, 1646, 1764, 1765-6 (Hanson) 1355, 1640, 1708 (Heinrich) 284 (Nicolson) 351, 912 (Parks) 231 (Ree) 1024-5 (Reid) 278 (Rose) 454 (Stupich) 328, 334, 462, 463, 1063, 1065, 1762 (Throne speech) 4 (Wallace) 971-2 (Waterland) 999
Employees, office assistant category (Brown) 2090
Employees, performance of duties, effect of Public Sector Restraint Act on (Barrett) 256, 257, 260, 825, 832, 834, 836, 837 (Blencoe) 314, 418 (D’Arcy) 303 (Howard) 295-6 (Lockstead) 363 (Macdonald) 442 (Rose) 346-7 (Sanford) 283 (Skelly) 1722
Employees, probationary period (Hanson) 2487
Employees, productivity of (Barnes) 2000 (Blencoe) 2460 (Brown) 2760-1 (Cocke) 1950 (Curtis) 163, 1922, 2752, 2753, 2754, 2755, 2757-8, 2760 (Dailly) 1954, 2045 (D’Arcy) 1989 (Davis) 68 (Gabelmann) 2442 (Hanson) 1702 (Howard) 2754, 2755 (Lea) 2467, 2754-5, 2757, 2758 (Macdonald) 89, 1776 (Nicolson) 2478, 2479, 2480 (Pelton) 1999 (Reynolds) 1947 (Rose) 2759-60 (Sanford) 2450, 2451 (Stupich) 62, 179, 1927 (Throne speech) 4 (Veitch) 1937, 1938 (Wallace) 1966, 1967, 2752, 2753
Employees, promotion of (Hanson) 1355-6
Employees, public opinion of (Barrett) 1769-70 (Blencoe) 2036, 2037, 2039-40 (Gabelmann) 2443 (Hanson) 1694 (Lauk) 319 (Lea) 2469 (Macdonald) 1775 (Rose) 345, 347 (Skelly) 358
Employees, relocation of (Blencoe) 315 (Chabot) A. 1198, 1199 (Gabelmann) 372 (Michael) 1451 (Passarell) 1712 (Reid) Q. 1198 (Skelly) 359
Employees, resignations (Blencoe) 2037-8
Employees, retirement of (Michael) 920-1
Employees, retraining of (Michael) 920
Employees, taxes paid by (Brown) 301 (Rose) 2030
Employees, temporary employees (Hanson) 1354-5
Employees, tenure (Brown) 299, 411 (Chabot) 1781 (D’Arcy) 303, 304 (Gabelmann) 1765 (Heinrich) 284-5, 291 (Hewitt) 261-2, 263 (Lauk) 220 (Reynolds) 182 (Smith) 298
Employees, tribute to (Davis) 401 (Nicolson) 399
Employees, women employees (Brown) 2016-7, 2019, 2088-9, 2556 (Gabelmann) 374
Employment benefits (Michael) 920-1
Employment benefits, death benefits (Michael) 920
Employment benefits, dental plan (Michael) 920
Employment benefits, sick-leave benefits (Michael) 920, 921, 1451 (Nicolson) 1897-8
Employment in as career objective (Skelly) 358
Employment in, new jobs created (Davis) 401, 403
“Establishment”, definition of (Hanson) 1355
Gross domestic product and public service employment (Skelly) 2446
International Labour Organization conventions (Hanson)Q. 252
Job-finding by dismissed employees (Dailly) 1751 (Davis) 403 (Hewitt) 262 (Smith) 298 (Strachan) 955
Labour Code of B.C., application of (D’Arcy) 2505 (Gabelmann) 2441, 2657, 2663 (Hanson) 2497
Labour Code of B.C., exemption from (Blencoe) 313 (Stupich) 1760, 1761
Labour Relations Act, application of 2569
Management rights in public service sector (Blencoe) 2457 (Brummet) 2530 (Chabot) 2437-9, 2569 (D’Arcy) 2506 (Hanson) 2487, 2490, 2495
Minority groups, effect of Public Sector Restraint Act on (Gabelmann) 374
Order-in-council appointments (Blencoe) 125-6 (Cocke) 3064 (Gabelmann) 1763, 2444 (Lea) 2465 (Richmond) 3063
Order-in-council appointments, salary increases (Hanson)Q. 134 (Bennett) A. 134
Pension benefits, purchase of for war service (Cocke) 1380-1
Pension funds, administration of (Cocke) 1414
Pension funds, employees' contribution (Cocke) 1380
Pension funds, employers' contribution (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1381, 1413
Pension funds, terminal funding (Chabot) 1379 (Cocke) 1380
Pension funds, use of by government (Cocke) 1444 (Lea) 2466
Pension plan (Chabot) 1379 (Michael) 920, 1451
Pension (Public Service) Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act
Pensions, increase in (Chabot) 1413 (Cocke) 1413
Politicization of (Gabelmann) 374 (Skelly) 1720
Public Sector Restraint Act. See name of act
Regional operations staff, reduction in (Curtis) 164
Richards, Norman, letter to BCGEU members (Chabot)A. 1198, 1199 (Reid) Q. 1198
Senior employees, cabinet access to files of (Barrett) 824-5, 826-7, 831, 832-4, 835, 837, 840-1, 844-5, 847, 848, 849 (Hanson) 1685, 1690-1
Senior employees, compensation levels (Barrett) 839 (Brown) 2717-8, 2718 (Cocke) 2718 (Chabot) 2709 (Curtis) 163, 2751-2, 2752, 2753 (Hanson) 2719, 2720 (Macdonald) 1724-5 (Rose) 2717, 2719 (Stupich) 329
Senior employees, pension rights (Chabot) A. 1301 (Cocke) 1379, 1380-1 (Hanson) Q. 1301
Senior managers, designation of (Brown) 2717 (Chabot) 2717
Senior managers, fixed-term contracts (Brown) 2705 (Chabot) 2705, 2706 (Cocke) 2705 (Nielsen) 2705 (Rose) 2705
Senior managers' positions, review of (Chabot) 255
Service career policy, change in (Blencoe) 2458 (Dailly) 2472-3 (Gabelmann) 2445 (Hanson) 2498
Social Credit Party's relationship to, history of (Hanson) 2486
Strike action (Rose) 2474
Strike, right to, effect of (Hanson) 2491
Strikes and wage settlements (Gabelmann) 2035
Strikes, problem re (Curtis) 160
Strikes, savings to government in (Lauk) 2005 (Lea) 2025
Throne speech, references to public service (Barnes) 104 (Macdonald) 89
United States, public employees and tax increases (Johnston) 969 (Michael) 921-2
Wages, salaries, appropriation for (Nicolson) 912
Wages, salaries, cost of (Brummet) 935 (Gabelmann) 374
Wages, salaries, percentage of total expenditures (Chabot) 255 (Skelly) 1350, 1499, 1980, 2977-8, 2978
Work schedules, scheduling (Chabot) 2438-9, 2569-70 (Gabelmann) 2442 (Hanson) 2488, 2500, 2502 (Lockstead) 2519 (Nicolson) 2481 (Skelly) 2447 (Stupich) 2485 (Wallace) 2454
Work-umpire hearings (Chabot) 2439 (Hanson) 2491, 2501
Public Service Act
Public Sector Restraint Act, precedence of (Chabot) 2723 (D’Arcy) 2731 (Gabelmann) 2721 (Mitchell) 2721-2 (Skelly) 2722, 2723
Mentioned: (Chabot) 2451 (Cocke) 2322, 3057 (Gabelmann) 2444 (Hanson) 1354, 1639, 1640, 1670, 2497 (Mitchell) 1461 (Nicolson) 2711, 2712 (Skelly) 359 (Stupich) 1760, 2485
Public Service Alliance of Canada
Publications criticized (Michael) 917
Public Service Commission
Functions of (Curtis) 163 (Hanson) 2494
Independence of (Gabelmann) 2444
Politicization of (Gabelmann) 2444
Powers (Chabot) 2438 (Gabelmann) 2444 (Hanson) 2491 (Sanford) 2451 (Wallace) 2452-3
Mentioned: (Barnes) 104 (Brown) 2017 (Chabot) 1198 (Cocke) 2464, 3057 (Gabelmann) 1763, 2444 (Hanson) 56, 1356, 1668, 1681, 1682, 2489 (Michael) 1451 (Nicolson) 71, 2480
Public Service Commission Act
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1670
Public Service Labour Relations Act
Enactment of (Gabelmann) 2657 (Hanson) 2487-8, 2496
History of (Stupich) 2482
Mentioned: (Brown) 2645 (Cocke) 383 (Gabelmann) 372 (Hanson) 1640, 1655, 1670, 1673, 1685, 2626, 2665 (Lockstead) 363 (Macdonald) 1724, 1775 (Passarell) 1713 (Rose) 2651 (Sanford) 1889 (Skelly) 359, 1721 (Stupich) 1760
Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act, 1983
(Bill 2) (Provincial Secretary) 1R, 168; 2R, 2437-2538, 2539-49, 2554-70
Speakers: Blencoe 2456-60; Brown 2535-8, 2539-40, 2554-8; Brummet 2530-1; Chabot 2437-9, 2568-70; Cocke 2460-5, 2532-5; Dailly 2469-73; D'Arcy 2503-7, 2559-62; Gabelmann 2440-5; Hanson 2486-2503; Howard 2567-8; Lauk 2531; Lea 2465-9; Lockstead 2516-20; McClelland 2568; Mitchell 2541-5; Mowat 2545-7; Nicolson 2478-81; Passarell 2563-7; Rose 2473-8; Sanford 2448-52, 2526-9; Skelly 2445-8; Stupich 2481-6, 2547-9; Wallace 2452-6, 2523-6
Amdts: 2R (Hanson) 2503, negatived 2549; (Wallace) 2526, out of order 2526; (Brown) 2558, out of order 2558; (D’Arcy) 2562, out of order 2562
Bill, basis for (Blencoe) 2460 (Dailly) 2473 (Gabelmann) 2441, 2443 (Hanson) 2495, 2502 (Lea) 2469 (Lockstead) 2517 (Passarell) 2565 (Sanford) 2449, 2450, 2527 (Wallace) 2452
Bill, consultation re (Brown) 2535-6 (Cocke) 2533-4 (D’Arcy) 2505 (Lockstead) 2517 (Sanford) 2528, 2529
Bill, second reading eight months hence (Wallace) 2526
Bill, second reading six months hence (Hanson) 2503
Bill, timing of debate on (Gabelmann) 2441, 2445 (Lockstead) 2518 (Stupich) 2547
B.C. Buildings Corp., costs of, increase in (Cocke) 2462, 2465
B.C. Government Employees' Union (Wallace) 2525
B.C. Government Employees' Union, meeting with (Chabot) 2569
Cabinet committee, referral of bill to, proposal for (Mitchell) 2544
Carrothers report (Hanson) 2502 (Stupich) 2482, 2483
Closure of debate on amdt. to 2R, question put (Mowat) 2547; amdt. to 2R, question put (Kempf) 2549, approved 2549
Collective agreements (Lea) 2466
Collective bargaining (D’Arcy) 2560 (Hanson) 2494, 2496-7 (Lauk) 2531-2 (Nicolson) 2478
Collective bargaining, development of (Howard) 2567
Collective bargaining, exclusions from (Blencoe) 2457, 2458 (Brown) 2556 (Chabot) 2437, 2438, 2569 (Gabelmann) 2443, 2444 (Hanson) 2489-90, 2498 (Lea) 2466-7 (Lockstead) 2519 (Nicolson) 2480, 2481 (Passarell) 2566 (Stupich) 2484-5 (Wallace) 2453
Collective bargaining, 1982 bargaining (Nicolson) 2478
Collective bargaining, trade unions' rights (Blencoe) 2457 (Chabot) 2437-8, 2439 (Dailly) 2471-2 (Hanson) 2487, 2496 (Rose) 2477 (Stupich) 2482, 2483, 2486
Contracting-out of work (Brown) 2556-7 (Cocke) 2462-4, 2465 (Dailly) 2471 (Lea) 2464 (Passarell) 2564, 2566 (Rose) 2476 (Sanford) 2451-2, 2529
Crown corporation employees (Gabelmann) 2441 (Hanson) 2497
Economic recovery, effect of act on (D’Arcy) 2504, 2560, 2562
Estimates, debate on (Stupich) 2548
Expenditures, reduction in, NDP proposals for (D’Arcy) 2561
Expenditures, restraint on, support for (D’Arcy) 2562
Family support service, contracting-out of (Brown) 2556-7
Family support workers, dismissal of (Brown) 2554, 2555, 2556-7
Government Employee Relations Bureau (Hanson) 2492, 2494 (Skelly) 2446
Government information services (Blencoe) 2458
Highways ministry, administration of (Lea) 2467-8
Hoist of bill (Brown) 2535-8, 2540 (Cocke) 2532-5 (Lockstead) 2519 (Mitchell) 2542-3 (Sanford) 2527-9 (Stupich) 2547-9 (Wallace) 2523-5
Industrial democracy (Lea) 2468 (Skelly) 2447-8
Industry, government services to (D’Arcy) 2504
Labour Code, application of to public sector employees (D’Arcy) 2505 (Gabelmann) 2441 (Hanson) 2497
Labour-management climate in B.C. (Blencoe) 2456-7 (Sanford) 2450 (Wallace) 2454
Labour Relations Act, application of to public sector employees (Chabot) 2569
Legislation, use of in collective bargaining (Cocke) 2461-2, 2465 (Dailly) 2470, 2471 (Hanson) 2487, 2496, 2500, 2501 (Lea) 2466-7, 2468 (Skelly) 2445-6 (Wallace) 2455, 2526
Management, cooperation with employees, proposal for (Brummet) 2531 (Chabot) 2568-9 (Gabelmann) 2443 (Howard) 2567-8 (Lea) 2466, 2468 (Skelly) 2447
Management rights (Blencoe) 2457 (Brummet) 2530 (Chabot) 2437-9, 2509 (D’Arcy) 2506 (Hanson) 2487, 2490, 2495 (Skelly) 2445, 2447
Master agreement (Dailly) 2469-70 (Hanson) 2488-9 (Nicolson) 2478
Nurses, conditions of employment (Chabot) 2438, 2439
Pacific National Exhibition contract (Lea) 2466-7
Pacific Vocational Institute, collective agreement (Hanson) 2499, 2500-1
Pacific Vocational Institute, stewards (Hanson) 2501
Private sector collective bargaining (D’Arcy) 2503, 2559 (Gabelmann) 2441 (Howard) 2567 (Nicolson) 2480
Private sector employees, legislation re (Lockstead) 2517 (Passarell) 2564
Private sector employees, rights of (Sanford) 2449, 2449-50, 2451 (Stupich) 2483-4, 2485
Public employment and gross domestic product (Skelly) 2446
Public Service Commission (Gabelmann) 2444 (Hanson) 2493, 2494
Public Service Commission, powers (Chabot) 2438 (Gabelmann) 2444 (Hanson) 2491 (Sanford) 2451 (Wallace) 2452-3
Public service employees, auxiliary employees (Hanson) 2487, 2499
Public service employees, dismissal of (Hanson) 2487 (Rose) 2476 (Sanford) 2449
Public service employees, government attitude to (Nicolson) 2477-8 (Skelly) 2446-7
Public service employees, job security (Sanford) 2450-1
Public service employees, layoff of (Brown) 2554-5, 2556 (Dailly) 2470 (Gabelmann) 2442 (Hanson) 2490-1 (Lea) 2469 (Lockstead) 2519, 2520 (Stupich) 2483-4 (Wallace) 2453-4, 2454
Public service employees, morale (Blencoe) 2460 (D’Arcy) 2506, 2562 (Skelly) 2447
Public service employees, number of, increase in (Rose) 2474-5
Public service employees, number of, reduction in (Cocke) 2462 (D’Arcy) 2558
Public service employees, probationary period (Hanson) 2487
Public service employees, productivity of (Blencoe) 2460 (Gabelmann) 2442 (Lea) 2467 (Nicolson) 2478, 2479, 2480 (Sanford) 2450, 2451
Public service employees, professional employees (D’Arcy) 2506-7, 2560-1
Public service employees, public attitude to (Gabelmann) 2443 (Lea) 2469
Public service employees, right to strike (Hanson) 2491
Public service employees, strike action by (Howard) 2567 (Passarell) 2564-5 (Rose) 2564-5
Public service employees, women, number of (Brown) 2556
Public Service Labour Relations Act, history of (Hanson) 2487-8, 2496 (Stupich) 2482
Public service, order-in-council appointments (Gabelmann) 2444 (Lea) 2465
Public service, pension funds (Lea) 2466
Public service positions, appointments to (Blencoe) 2458 (Cocke) 2534 (Dailly) 2472 (Hanson) 2498 (Lea) 2465 (Nicolson) 2480-1 (Passarell) 2566 (Rose) 2475-6
Public service, wage levels (D’Arcy) 2559 (Hanson) 2497 (Stupich) 2482-3, 2484
Public service, work scheduling (Chabot) 2438-9, 2569-70 (Gabelmann) 2442 (Hanson) 2488, 2500, 2502 (Lockstead) 2519 (Nicolson) 2481 (Skelly) 2447 (Stupich) 2485 (Wallace) 2454
Regulations attached to act (Chabot) 2569 (D’Arcy) 2504-5
Service career policy, change in (Blencoe) 2458 (Dailly) 2472-3 (Gabelmann) 2445 (Hanson) 2498
Standing committee, referring of bill to, proposal for (Brown) 2536-7, 2540, 2558 (Cocke) 2532 (Mitchell) 2543 (Stupich) 2548
Work-umpire hearings (Chabot) 2439 (Hanson) 2491, 2501
Mentioned: (Hanson) 3138, 3143 (Mitchell) 586
Public Service Staff Relations Act (Canada)
Mentioned: (Rose) 1692
Public trustee
Delays in functioning of (Smith) 2997 (Wallace) 2997
Office of (Nicolson) 1304-5
Public utilities
Collective bargaining in (D’Arcy) 1987
Power transmission lines, location of (Reid) 496, 497 (Rose) 515 (Mitchell) 526
Rates, increase in (Barrett) 2295 (Dailly) 2293, 2766
Public Utilities Commission
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 1775
See also: British Columbia Utilities Commission
Public welfare
Federal-provincial programs, ending of (Barnes) 105
Government, intervention of in human affairs (Pelton) 943
Resource communities, tax levels and returns to (Gabelmann) 2429
Social services, government policy on (Campbell) 99 (Lea) 379 (Smith) 149
Social welfare programs (Barrett) 2059-60 (Lea) 2022 (Macdonald) 91 (McGeer) 948-9 (Rose) 117 (Segarty) 121 (Smith) 1030 (Wallace) 1448
Social welfare programs, abolition of (Barrett) 2059-60 (Blencoe) 1195, 1200, 1202 (Lauk) 2073 (Nicolson) 2011 (Sanford) 1992 (Skelly) 444 (Smith) 1030 (Stupich) 1926
Social welfare programs, appropriation for, 1983-84 fiscal year (Campbell) 1446-7 (D’Arcy) 964-5 (Hewitt) 247, 262, 2015 (Johnston) 965-6, 968 (Lauk) 221 (Phillips) 1044 (Reid) 277 (Reynolds) 307
Social welfare programs, cost-benefit analysis of (Skelly) 444
Social welfare programs, expenditures on (Curtis) 162 (Davis) 68, 925 (Fraser, A.) 973 (Fraser, R.) 12 (Nielsen) 28 (Parks) 1003 (Phillips) 197, 198
Social welfare programs, federal contribution to (Bennett) 1193
Social welfare programs, reductions in (Brown) 36 (Cocke) 907 (Dailly) 23, 234, 237 (Passarell) 944 (Sanford) 137 (Stupich) 1064, 1935
See also: Social assistance; Social problems
Public works
Accelerated public works program, expenditures on (Bennett) 1189
See also: Government business enterprises; Public buildings
Pull, George
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1757
Pulp and Paper Workers of Canada
Mentioned: (Hanson) 1656
Pupil-teacher ratio
See: Class size
Putnam, J.H.
“Survey of the School System” mentioned (Rose) 3185