Province of British Columbia
33rd Parliament, 1st Session
INDEX
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
June 23, 1983 to February 9, 1984

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RMS Industrial Centres Inc.

Mentioned: (Reid) 38

Rae, Robert (Bob)

Mentioned: (Rose) 114

Railcars

See: Railroads-Cars

Railroads

Capacity, shortage of (Segarty) 783

Deregulation of (Davis) 760

Edmonton-Vancouver passenger service (Passarell) Q. 2981 (Fraser, A.) A. 2981

Efficiency of (Davis) 758-9, 760

Electrilizing of, proposal for (McGeer) 950

Expansion plans and Crow rate (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 753, 790 (Lauk) 778 (Michael) 775, 776-7 (Rose) 788 (Segarty) 782

Expenditures planned for B.C. (Davis) 758, 760, 927 (Fraser, A.) 754 (Michael) 776, 777 (Phillips) 772 (Rose) 787 (Segarty) 782

Facilities upgrading, employment in (Michael) 15

Freight, future levels (Fraser, A.) 754

Overpass structures (Fraser, A.) 3104

Prairie branch lines (Rose) 788

Southeast B.C., rail capacity (Throne speech) 5

See also names of railroads, e.g. British Columbia Railway

Railroads-Cars

Hopper cars, purchase of (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 753, 754 (Phillips) 762 (Rose) 788

Manufacture of (Ree) 1019

Railroads-Rates

Crowsnest Pass rate (Davis) 758 (Fraser, A.) 753, 974 (Fraser, R.) 12 (McClelland) 66 (Michael) 15-6 (Phillips) 110 (Rose) 786 (Segarty) 122, 123, 783-4 (Smith) 149 (Throne speech) 5 (Wallace) 761, 762

Crowsnest Pass rate, change in (Davis) 757-60 (Fraser, A.) 753-6 (Hanson) 772-4 (Lauk) 777-81 (Lea) 756-7 (Michael) 610, 774-7 (Phillips) 762-4 (Rogers) 789-90 (Rose) 786-9 (Segarty) 781-6 (Wallace) 760-2

Crowsnest Pass rate, change in, benefits of (Rogers) 790 (Segarty) 782

Crowsnest Pass rate, change in, effect of (Davis) 927 (Phillips) 770, 771 (Rose) 788

Crowsnest Pass rate, change in, support for (Phillips) 770 (Rose) 789

Crowsnest Pass rate, government policy on (Phillips) 763

Crowsnest Pass rate, history of (Lauk) 778 (Michael) 775

Crowsnest Pass rate, losses on (Michael) 775 (Wallace) 761

Crowsnest Pass rate, NDP policy on (Davis) 758, 760 (Michael) 775 (Phillips) 762-3 (Segarty) 782, 784 (Smith) 149

Crowsnest Pass rate, petition re (Rose) 786 (Segarty) 784

Crowsnest Pass rate, resolution re (Rose) 456

Crowsnest Pass rate, select standing committee on (Lauk) 781

Crowsnest Pass rate, setting of (Davis) 757-8

Grain, federal payment for loss on (Davis) 758, 759, 760 (Fraser, A.) 754 (Hanson) 774 (Lauk) 779-80 (Lea) 756, 757 (Michael) 776, 777 (Segarty) 783 (Wallace) 760, 761

Grain, freight rate (Davis) 758, 760 (Fraser, A.) 753 (Michael) 776

Setting of, basis for (Wallace) 762

Western Canada, rate on goods from (Lea) 756, 757

Railway Subsidy Act

Mentioned: (Hanson) 772, 773

Railwest Manufacturing Co.

Cost of product (Phillips) 197 (Reid) 277

Establishment of (Stupich) 63

Mentioned: (Reynolds) 184 (Ritchie) 45

Ramsay, Frank

Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 3113

Rand, Ivan

Rand formula mentioned (Nicolson) 2265

Rankin, Harry

Mentioned: (Lea) 376 (Macdonald) 1726-7 (Reynolds) 538 (Stupich) 1841

Rankin, Philip

Mentioned: (Rose) 3194

Rape

Rape relief centres, funding for (Brown) 300

Raphael, L.A.

Mentioned: (Lockstead) 2349

Rawson, Mary

Mentioned: (Reynolds) 155

Ray, V.

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 398

Reader's Digest

Mentioned: (Skelly) 3022

Reading

Textbooks, “Dick and Jane” (Strachan) 640

Reagan, Ronald

Education, policy on (Dailly) 630, 631

Income tax, cuts in (Rose) 454-5

Mentioned: (Barrett) 260, 2058 (Blencoe) 1543 (Dailly) 21, 22, 23, 437, 1419, 1487, 1835, 2294 (D’Arcy) 423, 1562 (Davis) 67, 925 (Gabelmann) 375, 891, 894, 1623 (Lea) 1333 (Macdonald) 89, 91, 922, 923, 925, 1286, 1522, 1775, 2181 (McGeer) 75 (Nicolson) 911 (Nielsen) 26 (Passarell) 49, 50 (Reynolds) 156, 182 (Rose) 117, 456, 1606, 2027, 2474 (Sanford) 139 (Skelly) 215, 2179 (Smith) 148 (Stupich) 171, 178, 180

Real Estate Act

Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2877

Real estate business

Land-flipping profits, tax on (Macdonald) 2182

Prediction re (Rose) 2029

Prospectus for Happy Valley Road area subdivision (Hewitt) 2877 (Mitchell) 2877

Prospectuses for subdivisions (Hewitt) 2877 (Mitchell) 2877

Salesmen, employment opportunities for (Macdonald) 441-2

Real Estate Council of Canada

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 90

Real property tax

Assessment Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act

Assessment levels, ceiling on (Sanford) 1277

Assessment notices, lessees (Brown) 1244 (Curtis) 1068, 1069, 2278 (Dailly) 1251 (Nicolson) 1078 (Stupich) 1071-2

Assessment notices, timing of (Curtis) 1068

Assessment roll (Blencoe) 1074-5 (Cocke) 1251 (Curtis) 1068, 2278 (Parks) 233 (Pelton) 939 (Stupich) 1072

Assessment system (Blencoe) 1076 (Pelton) 32 (Throne speech) 4

Assessment system, Danish system (Rose) 1904

Assessments, actual value assessment (Nicolson) 1903 (Stupich) 1260, 1261

Assessments, appeals against (Curtis) 1069

Assessments, basis for (Brown) 1272 (Rose) 1906-7

Assessments, biennial assessments (Brown) 1243-4 (Cocke) 1249 (Curtis) 1069, 2278 (Nicolson) 1077

Assessments, changes in (Blencoe) 1074 (Nicolson) 1078 (Stupich) 1071

Assessments, non-residential property (Blencoe) 1075 (Nicolson) 1077

Assessments, problems re (Blencoe) 1114

Assessments, reassessments (Curtis) 1068, 1069, 2278 (Nicolson) 1079

Assessments, residential property (Brown) 1245-6 (Curtis) 2961 (Mitchell) 2276-7, 2960-1

Assessments, residential property, 1964 legislation (Mitchell) 2961, 2962

Assessments, school tax appeals (Heinrich) 2798 (Rose) 2798

Assessors, performance of duties (D’Arcy) 303

Basis for (Blencoe) 1113, 1130-6 (Rose) 1967

Basis for, ability to pay (Blencoe) 620-1, 667, 669, 672, 679, 680-1, 684, 686, 687, 1073-4, 1108, 1109, 1113, 1118, 1119, 1125-6, 1130 (Lea) 1150 (Rose) 1905-6, 1907

Basis for, equal value assessment (Rose) 1905

Basis for, market value (Blencoe) 667, 698, 1134 (Brown) 1159 (Ritchie) 613

Business cycles, effect of (Blencoe) 1113

Cabinet's powers re property tax (Blencoe) 1909, 1910, 2053-4 (Brown) 1156-7, 1910, 1911 (Cocke) 1788 (Mitchell) 1791, 1793 (Ritchie) 1910 (Skelly) 1143, 1146

City core areas (Blencoe) 1115-6

Classification of, flexibility in (Pelton) 939

Commercial, industrial property (Blencoe) 683

Commercial, industrial property, basis for (Blencoe) 1075

Commercial, industrial property, exemption for (Blencoe) 621-2, 672, 1075, 1116, 1120, 1125 (Brown) 1961 (Cocke) 1250, 1960 (Curtis) 167 (Phillips) 2813 (Reynolds) 182 (Ritchie) 613, 614, 1961

Commercial, industrial property, residential development of (Blencoe) 623, 675, 677

Courts of revision (Curtis) 1068 (Nicolson) 1078

Elderly, property taxes (Blencoe) 660, 667, 674, 675, 1109, 1073-4 (Nicolson) 1153

Elimination of, proposal for (Ritchie) 613

Exemptions, municipal applications (Brown) 1961

Farm exemption (Ritchie) 614 (Rose) 1906

Farmland, improvements, assessment of (Cocke) 1248, 1249, 1250 (Heinrich) 2799, 2800, 2802 (Rose) 2800, 2802

Increase in (Blencoe) 1118 (D’Arcy) 424, 1802 (Stupich) 616, 617

Machinery and equipment, exemption for (Campbell) 909 (Curtis) 167 (Davis) 926 (Reynolds) 182 (Ritchie) 614

Machinery and equipment, taxation of (Blencoe) 686

Market value of property, problem re (Blencoe) 618, 620, 667, 672, 674, 1074, 1076 (Brown) 1157, 1273 (Stupich) 615, 1071, 1073, 1261

Mill rate, establishment of (Nicolson) 1904 (Sanford) 1971

Mill rate limits (Ritchie) 614, 1260, 1909-10, 1975 (Stupich) 1263

Mill rate, variable rate (Blencoe) 692, 1107, 1975 (Cocke) 1962 (Curtis) 166 (Lea) 1148 (Lockstead) 1789 (Nielsen) 27 (Pelton) 939 (Ritchie) 48, 613, 614 (Rose) 1906 (Sanford) 1970 (Smith) 148 (Stupich) 1262, 1262-3

Mill rate, variations in (Howard) 1786-7 (Lea) 1150 (Ritchie) 1795, 1961 (Stupich) 1262

Minimum tax payable, exemptions (Curtis) 1062, 1357, 1391

Minimum tax payable, increase in (Brown) 1352-3, 1391 (Cocke) 1207-8, 1392 (Curtis) 166, 1391 (Skelly) 1348, 1350 (Stupich) 1065

Mobile homes, assessment of (Stupich) 1070

Mobile homes, tax on (Nicolson) 1153

Municipal Affairs minister's powers re (Brown) 1794 (Cocke) 1962 (Ritchie) 1962

Payments, overpayments, interest on (Ritchie) 613, 614

Poor, tax burden on (Skelly) 1143

Port Alberni, retail stores (Skelly) 1145

Prince Rupert, pulp mill (Lea) 1150-1

Property improvements, tax on (Blencoe) 1115, 1118, 1135 (Cocke) 1249 (Nicolson) 1079-80 (Skelly) 1350 (Stupich) 1071

Property, services to and tax (Blencoe) 673, 1077, 1108, 1113, 1142

Property tax, alternatives to (Blencoe) 1130-6 (Rose) 1904-7

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983. See name of act

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 2) , 1983. See name of act

Public reaction to (Stupich) 1070, 1071, 1261-2

Rate (Blencoe) 678 (Ritchie) 613

Rate, municipalities' autonomy re (Ritchie) 614

Rate, planning for by business, industry (Ritchie) 613

Rate, setting of (Ritchie) 614, 1961

Recreational vehicle, tax on (Nicolson) 1077

Reduction in (Brown) 1353

Regional districts, actual value basis for tax (Ritchie) 1260

Regressive nature of (Blencoe) 1114-5, 1135

Residential property, tax burden on (Blencoe) 690 (D’Arcy) 1856 (Lea) 1148, 1151 (Nicolson) 1077, 1270

Revenue source in B.C. (Ritchie) 613

Rural areas, services to (Nicolson) 1270

Rural land, assessment of (Mitchell) 2960-1

Rural land, prepayment of tax (Curtis) 1062

Rural land, tax increase on (Curtis) 166 (Nicolson) 1270 (Passarell) 617, 651 (Stupich) 617

Rural land, tax revenue (Brown) 1274 (Nicolson) 1269-70, 1271

School tax. See entries under Education — Finance

Select standing committee on, proposal for (Blencoe) 1077, 1973 (Brown) 1246 (Nicolson) 1079

Small business, property tax (Blencoe) 1118-9, 1120 (Skelly) 1144-6

Tax system (Blencoe) 127-8, 679, 1117, 1131, 1134, 1135, 1140 (Rose) 1904-5 (Skelly) 1142

Taxation statutes, regulations (Ritchie) 1260

Valuations, court of revision changes in (Nicolson) 1904

Real Share Value Party

Mentioned: (Curtis) 817

Recession

B.C. recession. See British Columbia — Economic conditions

International recession (Cocke) 97

Recreation and sports program

Employees, dismissal of (Nicolson) 1755

Founding of (Nicolson) 1755

Recreation centres

Construction of (Stupich) 64

Red Hot Video Ltd.

Mentioned: (Brown) 2991, 2992

Redman, Murrie

Letter quoted (Lockstead) 1505

Ree, Angus (North Vancouver-Capilano)

Accidents, compensation for injuries 2872

Architectural firms, increase in business 1025

Auditor-general, appointment to committee of selection for (Gardom) 597

B.C. Teachers' Federation members, expulsion of and right to teach, Q. 1798

Budget debate 1018-9, 1024-5

Coal, northeast, development of 1019

Committee on Crown Corporations meeting, subject matters of, A. 1059

Committee on Crown Corporations, meetings of, A. 1059

Compensation stabilization plan 1024

Consumer and Corporate Affairs ministry, estimates 2872

Employees, cost of to employer 1024

Estate Administration Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill M201) 1R, 55; 1048, 1050, 1257, 1258

Estates, intestate estates, number of 1048

Estates, lawyer's fees for settling estates 1050

Estates, surviving spouse's entitlement to share of 1048, 1257, 1258

Expenditures, restraint on, B.C. Chamber of Commerce support for 1025

Expenditures, restraint on, Social Credit Party election platform 1024

Expenditures, restraint on, support for 1025

Insurance Corp. of B.C., benefits paid and accident compensation 2872

Insurance Corp. of B.C. claims, lawyers' contingency fees 2872

Insurance Corp. of B.C. claims, no-fault scheme for 2872

Insurance Corp. of B.C., Committee on Crown Corporations report, recommendations 2872

Investor confidence in B.C. 1025

North Shore News, public opinion poll 1025

North Vancouver Teachers' Federation, meeting re Solidarity petition 1798

Public service employees, number of, reduction in 1024-5

Railcar manufacturing, cutback in 1019

Securities Commission, prospectus submitted to, case cited 1024

Steel mill for province, proposal for 1019

Wills, holograph wills, legalization of 1050

Wills, holograph wills, problem re, case cited 1050

Wills, probate of 1049

Referenda

Manitoba language issue (Rose) 1527

Reforestation

Funds for (Gabelmann) 3050

Importance of (Stupich) 178

Koksilah Nursery seedlings, information re (Skelly) Q. 625 (Waterland) A. 625

New Democratic Party policy on (Stupich) 179

Nimpkish Valley, replanting rate (Gabelmann) 3050 (Waterland) 3051

Program (Cocke) 96 (Lea) 206 (Lockstead) 361, 3036 (Skelly) 3022, 3023, 3054 (Waterland) 3025, 3036

Seedlings, destruction of (Skelly) Q. 625 (Waterland) A. 625

Refuse and refuse disposal

Delta agricultural land, use of (Reid) 279

Regal, Jack

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2865

Regan, Gerald

Mentioned: (Rose) 114

Regent College, University of B.C.

Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1399

Regina Manifesto

See entries under New Democratic Party

Regina v Arthurs, 1967

Mentioned: (Hanson) 2629

Regina v Ewing and Kearney

Mentioned: (Brown) 2998

Regional districts

Abolition of (Blencoe) 479 (Kempf) 504, 1824, 2341, 2419 (Sanford) 1224

Accountability team, appointment of Daniel R.D. Campbell (Skelly) Q. 2365

Advisory planning commissions (Pelton) 512

Autonomy of (Lockstead) 1800

Budgets (Johnston) 517

Directors, workload (Sanford) 1222, 1971 (Stupich) 1839

Election to, change in (Blencoe) 1128

Establishment of (Dailly) 1835 (Lockstead) 546 (Macdonald) 539, 1874 (Rose) 514 (Stupich) 1842-3

Highways, location of, planning for (Brown) 2397-8 (Lea) 2398 (Mitchell) 2400, 2401 (Ritchie) 2401

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, consultation re (Blencoe) 480-1, 490 (Mitchell) 526

Planning, economic planning (Blencoe) 2888

Planning for sewer, water services (Pelton) 512 (Ritchie) 2403 (Stupich) 2403

Planning function (Barnes) 548 (Blencoe) 476, 477, 484, 485, 488-9 (Brown) 550 (Dailly) 1835 (D’Arcy) 1806 (Howard) 1239 (Lockstead) 545 (Macdonald) 541, 1875-6 (Pelton) 512, 939 (Rose) 515, 1833 (Sanford) 1222-3, 1225 (Stupich) 518, 1226, 1228-9 (Wallace) 1238

Planning in rural areas (Cocke) 522 (Howard) 1239, 1241, 1242 (Pelton) 512 (Ritchie) 473, 2399, 2400

Planning, privatization of, proposal for (Wallace) 1235

Planning, problems in (Macdonald) 1877 (Skelly) 1872

Planning, regional planning elsewhere (Macdonald) 1876

Plans (Blencoe) 475, 478, 485, 490-1 (Brown) 552 (D’Arcy) 1805 (Wallace) 510

Plans, cancellation of (Barrett) 2414 (Blencoe) 475 (Brown) 550, 551, 552 (Passarell) 1853 (Rose) 1829 (Wallace) 511

Plans, imposition of on municipalities (Waterland) 1864

Plans, planning powers, removal of (Barrett) 2339, 2342, 2343 (Blencoe) 479-80, 481, 483-4 (Cocke) 521, 2396 (Dailly) 2391 (Hanson) 991 (Kempf) 504 (Lea) 2334-5, 2336, 2338-9 (Lockstead) 243, 1323 (Pelton) 938-9 (Ritchie) 473, 2335, 2343, 2391 (Rose) 1607, 2397 (Stupich) 177, 1228, 1229, 2404 (Wallace) 1235, 2391, 2392

Powers of (Johnston) 518 (Kempf) 504-5

Property tax, actual value basis for (Ritchie) 1260

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 2) , 1983. See name of act

Regional government, benefits of (Reid) 493

Regional government, problems with (Blencoe) 481

Role of (Cocke) 521 (D’Arcy) 1803 (Ritchie) 473 (Stupich) 518, 1226

Rural and urban areas, conflict between (Lea) 1824

Rural areas, powers over (Wallace) 511

Settlement plans (Kempf) 2419, 2420 (Mitchell) 526 (Nicolson) 2266 (Pelton) 512 (Ritchie) 2266, 2420 (Rose) 1829 (Skelly) 2420 (Wallace) 511

Settlement plans, municipalities' role in (Ritchie) 2262, 2263 (Sanford) 2262, 2263 (Wallace) 2262, 2263, 2264

Technical planning committees, abolition of (Mitchell) 526 (Pelton) 513 (Reid) 493 (Ritchie) 473, 1885

Technical planning committees, cost of (Dailly) 523 (Reid) 496

Technical planning committees, problems re (Macdonald) 540-1 (Pelton) 513, 939

Registered Nurses' Association of B.C.

Statement quoted (Brown) 301

Mentioned: (Brown) 3008 (Dailly) 3068

Regulations, Administrative

See: Delegated legislation

Regulations Act

(Bill 31) (Attorney-General) 1R, 601; 2R, 856-61, 881-4, 1054-7, 1296-9, 1340-5; C, 1361-5; 3R, 1365-6; RA, 1917

Speakers: Brown 1340-4, 1361, 1361-2, 1362, 1363, 1364, 1365; Cocke 1296-9; Dailly 1054-7; Howard 1364; Lauk 856-62; Nicolson 881-4; Smith 856, 1344-5, 1361, 1362, 1363, 1364, 1365

Amdts: Sec. 6 (Brown) 1362, negatived 1363; sec. 6 (Brown) 1363, negatived 1363

Divisions: 2R, 861, 884, 1345; C, 1363; 3R, 1366

Bill, timing of introduction of (Smith) 856

Bills, examination of, provision for (Smith) 856

Bureaucracy, increase in (Nicolson) 881

Cabinet's powers, increase in (Brown) 1341, 1342 (Cocke) 1296, 1298

Deficit, 1983-84 fiscal year (Nicolson) 884

Freedom-of-information act (Dailly) 1055, 1056

Government information, public access to (Cocke) 1298 (Dailly) 1055-7

Health Act regulations (Brown) 1340 (Cocke) 1297, 1298 (Dailly) 1055 (Lauk) 859-60, 860, 861

House of Commons, regulations (Smith) 856

Islands Trust, regulations re (Brown) 1341

Legislation awaiting proclamation (Brown) 1342, 1343

Legislature, powers of (Nicolson) 884

Lieutenant-Governor, appeals to (Brown) 1341, 1342, 1344 (Smith) 1344

Lieutenant-Governor, role of (Brown) 1341, 1342, 1343-4, 1365 (Howard) 1364 (Smith) 1365

Maps, publication of (Brown) 1340, 1341

Ministries, creation of (Nicolson) 881, 884

Proclamation step, removal of (Brown) 1341, 1342, 1343, 1364, 1365 (Lauk) 858 (Nicolson) 881-2 (Smith) 856, 1344, 1364

Regulations, examination of (Nicolson) 882

Regulations, publication of (Brown) 1340, 1361-2, 1363 (Cocke) 1297 (Dailly) 1054-7 (Lauk) 857, 858, 859, 860-1 (Smith) 856, 1344, 1361, 1362, 1363

Regulations, retroactivity of (Lauk) 857, 858 (Nicolson) 881, 883, 884

Regulations, standardized test for (Smith) 856

Regulations, use of (Nicolson) 881, 884

Taxation legislation, retroactivity of (Lauk) 857

Workers' Compensation Board regulations (Lauk) 859, 860

Mentioned: (Barnes) 1453 (Brown) 1275, 1353 (Curtis) 2985 (Nicolson) 1079 (Smith) 2801

Regulations, red tape

See entries under Government

Rehabilitation of criminals

Diversion centres, funding for (Brown) Q. 534 (Smith) A. 534

Diversion program, evaluation of (Smith) 3015, 3016

Diversion program, savings effected (Blencoe) 3016

Diversion program, social benefits (Blencoe) 3016

Reich, Robert

The Next American Frontier quoted, referred to (D’Arcy) 2561 (Passarell) 49, 50

Reid, F.L.C.

Forest Management in Canada quoted (Skelly) 3040

Reid, Patrick

Mentioned: (Richmond) 113

Reid, William E. (Surrey)

Address in reply 37-41

Agricultural Land Commission, protection of farmland by 494

Annacis bridge, access to 3121

Annacis bridge, change in, Q. 626

Annacis bridge, completion of 38

Annacis bridge, NDP policy on 277

Annacis bridge, savings on 3121

Automobiles, Japanese imports, Canadian content 40

Barrett, David, speech to University of Victoria audience 277

Boards, commissions, stand on (Sanford) 498, 501

Boundary Bay airport, opening of 497

B.C. Petroleum Corp. revenue, NDP proposal for 278

Canadian Pacific Air Lines maintenance centre, location of 495

Capital Regional District, technical planning committee, cost of 493

Coal, northeast, benefits of 39

Coal, northeast, development of 40

Collective bargaining, use of final-offer concept 40

Coquitlam, shopping centre, construction of 493-4

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land 276, 497

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, Greater Vancouver Regional District decision on 496

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, history of 494

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land, provision of parkland 496

Delta, farmers' problems 496, 496-7

Delta, garbage disposal area, choice of 279, 495, 495-6, 497

Delta, hydro lines through municipality 496

Delta, natural gas pipeline through municipality, prediction re 496

Delta, railroad, coal-dust problem 497

Delta, suit against B.C. Hydro 496-7

Dynatek Corp. 40

Economic recovery 278

Economy of B.C. 41

Economy of B.C., diversification of 40

Education, provincial grants, increase in 279

Employees, employers, inequality in rights of 40

Employees, tenure in private sector 278

Employment crisis centres, federal funds for, use of 1325

Expenditures, restraint on 38-9

Frigates, construction contracts for 39

Greater Vancouver Regional District, technical planning committee, cost of 493

Greater Vancouver Regional District, Vancouver's vote in 497

Handicapped, provision of transit for 275

Harcourt, Michael, criticisms of 493, 497

High-technology industry, development of 40

Highway 1, Rogers Pass section, reopening of, Q. 393

Highway 99, Massey Tunnel traffic 495, 3121

Highway 99A, pedestrian overpass 3121-2

Investment in B.C. 39

Japan, exports to 40

Job creation, role of government in 40

Kane, Julius, tenure and dismissal of 457

Labour Code of B.C., review of 40

Labour Relations Board, abolition of, stand on (Sanford) 498

Low Interest Funding Today program 40

Lumber trade, importance of to B.C. economy 275

McCain Foods Ltd., federal subsidization of 495

Molson Hop Farms, purchase of under NDP government 494

Motor vehicle inspection, provision of by B.C. Automobile Association 276

Motor vehicle inspection, use of private sector for 276

Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 493-7

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, consultation with UBCM re 493

Municipal plans, development of 494

Natural gas, automobile conversion to use of 39

Ombudsman, appropriation, alternative use of 275-6

Ombudsman, appropriation, increase in 3208

Ombudsman, cases, number of 3208

Ombudsman, estimates 3208

Pacific Coach Lines Ltd., sale of 277

Pacific National Exhibition booth, NDP expenditure on, Q. 1138

Peace Arch District Hospital, expansion of 39

Public Sector Restraint Act 275-9

Public service employees, dismissed employees, compensation for 278

Public service employees, number of, reduction in 278

Public service, wage settlements 39

Purse-snatching incident, involvement in (Campbell) 507 (Mitchell) 587, 588

Railwest Manufacturing Co., cost of product 277

Regional districts, technical planning committees, abolition of 493

Regional districts, technical planning committees, cost of 496

Regional government, benefits of 493

Rentalsman office, abolition of 41

Revenue, 1982-83 fiscal year, decline in 275

Richards, Norman, letter to BCGEU members re relocation, Q. 1198

School boards, autonomy of 278-9

Smokers, health care costs for 1325, 1326

“Smoking”, clarification of word 1054

Smoking habit, effects of 1325

Social welfare programs, appropriation for, 1983-84 fiscal year 277

Surrey constituency, election results 275

Surrey, description of 37

Surrey, economy 37

Surrey, employment opportunities 37

Surrey, industrial parks 37

Surrey, port facilities 37

Teachers, number of, increase in 279

Teachers, salaries, level of 1550

Tilbury Island industrial park 494, 495, 496, 497, 705, 740

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act (1983) 1325-6

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of Bill 1325

Tobacco tax increase, effect of on cigarette consumption 1325

Toyota Motor Co. Ltd., car parts plant in Delta 495

Transit planning, jurisdiction over 493

Transit, train purchase under NDP government 277

Transportation and Highways ministry, estimates 3121-2

Transportation corridors, power transmission lines, location of 496, 497

Vancouver, ALRT system 37-8

Vancouver, ALRT system, contracts let 38

Vancouver, ALRT system, cost of 38

Vancouver, ALRT system, economic benefits 38

Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Surrey 38, 3121

Vancouver, ALRT system, NDP policy on 277

Vancouver, Odessa trip, expenditure on, Q. 365

Vancouver, office space in downtown area 493, 494

Reitsma, Paul

Mentioned: (Skelly) 1871

Rent

Increases in (Barnes) 2000 (Blencoe) Q. 1255, Q. 2790, 2894-5 (Cocke) 1415, 1416 (D’Arcy) 2106 (Hewitt) A. 1255, A. 2790, A. 2838-9 (Lauk) 220 (Mitchell) 1033 (Rose) 1604, 2164

Rent review function, continuance of (Michael) 919

Rent review function, value of (D’Arcy) 422

Renter's tax credit. See entries under Income tax

Rent control

Abolition of (Blencoe) Q. 727, 1202, Q. 1255, Q. 1706 (Brummet) A. 1706 (D’Arcy) 2856 (Fraser, R.) 219 (Hanson) Q. 727 (Hewitt) A. 727, A. 728, A. 1255, 2848, 2881 (Lauk) Q. 728 (Lea) 377 (Lockstead) 1425 (Sanford) 282 (Stupich) 2956 (Wallace) 1450

Criticism of (Campbell) 908-9

Effects of (Hewitt) 248, 2854-5 (Lauk) 154, 220, 2856

Fraser Institute literature on (Lauk) 2856

Government policy on (Lauk) 220-1

Landlords, subsidization of (Lauk) 2856-7

Property rights and rent control (Macdonald) 90

Rental accommodation, investment in (Campbell) 909

Rent Review Commission

Expenditure on (Parks) 233 (Skelly) 214

Mentioned: (Hanson) 888

Rental Housing Council of B.C.

Meeting with (Hewitt) 1255

Mentioned: (Blencoe) 2053, 2170

Rentalsman

Disputes resolution (Blencoe) 2878 (D’Arcy) 2856 (Hewitt) 2882 (Macdonald) 922

Jurisdiction, transfer to courts (Macdonald) Q. 188

Office of, abolition of (Blencoe) Q. 134, Q. 253, 671, 1202, Q. 1978 (Brown) 300, Q. 393 (Campbell) 908 (Cocke) 266 (Curtis) 164 (D’Arcy) 421-2, 1715 (Hewitt) 248, 2881 (Lea) 377, 378 (Lockstead) 243 (Mitchell) 1033 (Reid) 41 (Reynolds) 186 (Rose) 580 (Sanford) 137, 451, 498 (Skelly) 214 (Smith) A. 393 (Stupich) 177 (Wallace) 44, 971

Office of, cost of (Hewitt) 2849 (Skelly) 214

Office of, employees, service commended (Hewitt) 263, 2849

Office of, funding of (D’Arcy) 2851, 2856

Office of, future of (Blencoe) 2881 (Hewitt) 2881

Office of, use of (Dailly) 435 (D’Arcy) 421-2 (Lea) 378

Patterson, James, attendance at Vancouver meeting, Q. 134

Public opinion poll re (Blencoe) 2882 (Hanson) Q. 727 (Hewitt) 2882 (Wallace) 972

Value of (Blencoe) 126 (Reynolds) 305

See also: Landlord and tenant

Renters Resource Grant Act

Mentioned: (Hanson) 2113

Research, Industrial

Funds for (Lea) 206-8, 1008, 2832, 2951-2

Research personnel, training of (Lea) 2952

Residential Tenancy Act

(Bill 5) (Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs) 1R, 168

Mentioned: (Barnes) 344 (Blencoe) 1255 (Parks) 233 (Skelly) 214, 443

Resort Municipality of Whistler Act

Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1983. See name of act

Restaurant and Food Services Association of B.C.

Mentioned: (Curtis) 2430 (Hanson) 2424 (Passarell) 2380

Restaurants, lunchrooms, etc.

Bankruptcies, number of (D’Arcy) 2304

Sales tax on meals (Barnes) 602 (Barrett) 2295, 2297-8 (Cocke) 907, 2279, 2353, 2353-4 (Curtis) 166, 2279, 2430, 2618, 2619 (D’Arcy) 2303-4, 2619-20 (Fraser, R.) 218-9 (Gabelmann) 2428-9 (Hanson) 2368, 2371, 2422, 2424-5 (Lauk) 2387-8 (Lea) 206 (Lockstead) 2348-9 (Macdonald) 191 (Nicolson) 730, 731, 914 (Parks) 233 (Passarell) 946, 2379-80, 2429 (Pelton) 938 (Reynolds) 182, 198 (Rose) 952 (Sanford) 2384 (Skelly) 2373-4, 2426-7, 2620 (Stupich) 176, 1929, 2281, 2283, 2618, 2619 (Wallace) 2304-7

Sales tax on meals, administration of (Curtis) 2279, 2430 (D’Arcy) 2303 (Hanson) 2422, 2424 (Skelly) 2373, 2426 (Wallace) 2305, 2306

Sales tax on meals, effects of (Barrett) 2295 (D’Arcy) 2619, 2620 (Hanson) 2425 (Lauk) 2388 (Sanford) 2384 (Skelly) 2426-7, 2620 (Stupich) 2618, 2619 (Wallace) 2304, 2305-6

Sales tax on meals elsewhere (Curtis) 2279, 2618, 2619 (Stupich) 2281

Sales tax on meals, 1933 tax (Stupich) 2283

Sales tax on meals, revenue anticipated (Curtis) 2279

Restaurants in north, comments re (D’Arcy) 2379 (Kempf) 2379 (Passarell) 2379

Waiters, wage levels (Wallace) 2305-6

Restraint on spending

See entries under Expenditures, Public

Retail Council of Canada

Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2848 (Lockstead) 2349

Retail Merchants' Association of Canada

Mentioned: (Dailly) 2293 (Hanson) 2424 (Hewitt) 2848 (Lockstead) 2350 (Stupich) 2281

Retarded

See: Mentally handicapped

Revelstoke Canyon Dam

Construction of (Nicolson) 74

New Democratic Party policy on (Waterland) 999

Power, sale of (D’Arcy) 963

Mentioned: (Michael) 14 (Nicolson) 3171 (Rogers) 3163 (Segarty) 123 (Waterland) 93

Revenue

Cash and temporary investments, total of (Stupich) Q. 532 (Curtis) A. 532

Corporations, taxation revenue, decline in (Campbell) 908 (Curtis) 166 (McGeer) 415

Crown corporations, accounts receivable (Stupich) Q. 791 (Curtis) A. 791-2

Decline in (Nicolson) 73 (Throne speech) 3 (Waterland) 998

Estimate of, 1983-84 fiscal year (Campbell) 908 (Curtis) 162 (Davis) 926 (Fraser, A.) 974 (Rose) 951

Estimate of, 1983-84 fiscal year, underestimation of (Cocke) 903-4 (Lea) 2831 (Lockstead) 378, 1997 (Sanford) 1026-7, 1029 (Stupich) 1064 (Wallace) 971

Forests revenue and section 88 credits (Skelly) 3023-4 (Waterland) 3024

Forests revenue, decline in (Campbell) 908, 1009 (McGeer) 415

Forests revenue, future revenue (Skelly) 3034

Forests revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, estimate of (Skelly) 3023 (Waterland) 3024

Government agencies, accounts receivable (Stupich) Q. 791 (Curtis) A. 791-2

Health care, user fees, revenue (Nielsen) 3072

Increase in, study re (Lauk) 2388

Medical Services Plan, revenue (Nielsen) 3072

Primary production, revenue from (McGeer) 3172-3

Property tax, revenue source (D’Arcy) 1632 (Ritchie) 613

Resource revenue, decline in (Bennett) 1193 (Campbell) 908, 1009 (Curtis) 165-6 (Johnston) 968

Revenue, 1982-83 fiscal year (Campbell) 1446 (Curtis) 161, 1204 (Hewitt) 262 (Reid) 275 (Stupich) 171-2, 172

Sales tax revenue (Stupich) 2280

Source of (Lea) 145

Tobacco tax revenue (Curtis) 559 (Gabelmann) 796, 797 (Howard) 1328-9 (Mitchell) 585-6 (Rose) 583 (Skelly) 605-6 (Stupich) 1326-7 (Wallace) 575, 1388

“Review of Taxation on Capital Gains in Canada"

Quoted, referred to (Rose) 580

Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1979

Mentioned: (Deputy Speaker) 1081

Reynolds, John Douglas (West Vancouver-Howe Sound)

Address in reply 154-6

Agriculture and Food ministry employees, attendance at protest rallies, Q. 1045

Attorney-General ministry employees, attendance at protest rallies, Q. 3212

Attorney-General ministry, estimates 2994, 3011

Banking industry, inquiry into 156

Barrett, David, salary as Premier 181

Bellamy, Don, remarks re restaurant meal tax 198

Blind, talking books for, Q. 3045

Bremer, John, dismissal of 307

B.C. Harbours Board assets, transfer of 710

B.C. Harbours Board farmland 710, 711

B.C. Place, effect of on housing 184

B.C. Place, job creation 183

B.C. Place Stadium 183, 184

B.C. Place Stadium, baseball 184

B.C. Summer Games, opening of 577

Budget debate 181-6

Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, approval for 182

Budget, 1983-84 fiscal year, timing of 183

Closure of debate, use of 1945, 1947-8

Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act (1983) 1943-5, 1947-8, 2746

Corrections branch, changes in 308

Corrections branch services, privatization of 2994

Corrections system, proposals for 3011

Crown corporations, NDP policy on 156

Crown corporations, operation of 156

Cypress Bowl ski facility, privatization of 184

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land 182, 537, 538

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land and purpose of Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 536

Dawn Development Corp., J. M. Parks' involvement in 537

Deficit, NDP policy on 182

Delta, garbage disposal area 538

Deputy ministers, associate deputy ministers appointed under NDP 155

Education ministry, appropriation, increase in 181, 183

Education system 183-4

Employment action centres, federal funds for, Q. 1302, Q. 1337, Q. 1920

Expenditures, restraint on 155, 156, 181, 1945

Goode, Tom, court case 544

Greater Vancouver Regional District, planning function 183

Hall, Ernest, references to use of closure 1947

Harbour Board Repeal Act 709-11

Harbour Board Repeal Act, opposition to 710

Health ministry, appropriation, increase in 181

Highway 99, funds for 184

Housing starts, Vancouver 184

Human Resources ministry, appropriation, increase in 181

Human Rights Commission, replacement for 305, 307

Job creation, Prince Rupert 710

Justice Institute of B.C., courses taught 308

Knight, Stanley, dismissal of 308

Legislation, 1983 session, support for 578

Legislature, cost of operation of 2385

Liquor, advertising of 579

Lower Mainland Regional Correctional Centre, closing of 2994

Lower Mainland Regional Correctional Centre, officials, discipline of 2994

Lower Mainland Regional Correctional Centre, operation of 2994

Lumber industry, workers' support for restraint 1944

Manitoba, job tax 185

Manitoba, sales tax increase 185

Mission-Port Moody constituency, by-election results 1943

Motor vehicle inspection by B. C. Automobile Association 1287

Motor vehicle inspection, privatization of 1286-8

Motor vehicle inspection service 305

Motor vehicle inspection, vehicles not tested 1287

Motor vehicle inspections, Ontario 1287

Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 536-9

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, consultation re 537

New Democratic Party, federal party 182

New Democratic Party, leadership candidate 184

New Democratic Party, policies 183

Ombudsman, elimination of office of 186

Operation Solidarity brochure 710

Pezim, Murray, debate on 156

Privilege-A.B. Macdonald's remarks re Don Bellamy 225

Probation, privatization of 2994

Property tax, exemption for commercial, industrial properties 182

Property tax, exemption for machinery and equipment 182

Public Sector Restaint Act 305-9, 2641, 2651, 2656, 2695, 2714

Public Sector Restraint Act, advertising campaign re 305

Public Sector Restraint Act, debate on 309

Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of 306

Public service, compensation plan 1943, 1947

Public service employees, compensation levels 182, 1947

Public service employees, productivity 1947

Public service employees, tenure 182

Quebec public service, wage negotiations 186

Question put, M. 2385, approved 2385-6; M. 2417, approved 2417; M. 2641, approved 2641; M. 2656, approved 2656; M. 2695, approved 2695; M. 2714, approved 2714; M. 2746, approved 2747

Real domestic product, forecast re 185-6

Regulations, bureaucracy, elimination of 538

Rentalsman, office of, abolition of 186, 305

Resource sector, investment in 182-3

Restaurant meals, sales tax on 182, 198

Riverview Hospital, laundry damage, Q. 768

Roberts Bank port, expropriation of farmland for 710

School District 44, school rental proposal, Q. 3153

School District 45, school rental 3153

Schools, rental of excess space 3153

Select Standing Committee on Transportation and Communications, consideration of automobile inspection by private sector 1286-8

Smokers, NATO forces 579

Social problems, use of volunteer organizations for 306

Social Service Tax Amendment Act (1983) 2385

Social welfare programs, appropriation for, increase in 307

Solidarity, paycheque deductions for, Q. 2613

Spetifore, George, donations to Social Credit Party 537

Supply Act (No. 1) (1983) 198

Teachers, number of 183

Terry Fox Run 1426

Thatcher, Margaret, election of 182

Tilbury Island industrial park 537

Tobacco Advertising Restraint Act, repeal of 579

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act (1983) 577-80

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1983, debate on 578

Tobacco tax increase 578-80

Tourist offices in U.S., dismissal of employees 308

Tourist offices in U.S., London, cost of and revenue 185, 308

Tozer, Tony, appointment of as government agent 155

Tozer, Tony, salary 155

Transportation and Highways ministry employees, attendance at protest rallies, Q. 3084

United States Post Office, operation of 156

University of B.C. faculty club, subsidization of, Q. 3045

University of B.C. tennis bubble, construction of, Q. 3045

Vancouver, ALRT system, choice of system 184-5

Vancouver, ALRT system, completed section 185

Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of 185

Vancouver, ALRT system, manufacture of in B.C. 184

West Indian cricket team 306, 710, 711

Whistler Mountain ski resort 184

Withdrawal from the chamber ordered 768

Reynolds, Robert

Mentioned: (Stupich) 1091

Reynolds Tobacco Co.

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 578 (Reynolds) 578

Rheaume, Gilles

Mentioned: (Lauk) 1002

Rhinoceros Party

Mentioned: (Lea) 2581

Rhodes, Alan

Mentioned: (Fraser, A.) 3113 (Lockstead) 3109

Rhodes, Frank

Mentioned: (Brown) 2988, 3003, 3007 (Smith) 2988, 3002

Rhodes, James

Mentioned: (McClelland) 1951 (Macdonald) 541 (Reynolds) 155

Rice, Victor

Salary (Dailly) 25

Mentioned: (Passarell) 651

Richards, Norman

B.C. Government Employees' Union members, letter to (Chabot) A. 1198, 1199 (Phillips) 1186 (Reid) Q. 1198

Mentioned: (Chabot) 2642 (Gabelmann) 374, 1646 (Howard) 1939 (Wallace) 2525

Richmond, Hon. Claude H. (Kamloops) Minister of Tourism

Address in reply 112-4

Beautiful British Columbia, advertisements in 1398, 3062, 3064

Beautiful British Columbia, assets, disposition of 3062

Beautiful British Columbia, B.C. Hydro service to, A. 2789, 3062

Beautiful British Columbia, employees 3062

Beautiful British Columbia, losses 3062

Beautiful British Columbia, price for 3062

Beautiful British Columbia, renewal notices 3062

Beautiful British Columbia, sale of 114, A. 1398, 3058, 3061-2

Beautiful British Columbia, sale of, anticipated price, A. 1567

Beautiful British Columbia, sale of, conditions of sale, A. 1398

Beautiful British Columbia, sale of, tabling of agreement, correspondence re, A. 2552, A. 2790

Beautiful British Columbia, subscription renewal notices, A. 2789

B.C. Ferry Corp. employees, collective agreement 3056

B.C. Place Stadium 112

Debt, federal 114

Economic recovery 112

Expenditures, restraint on, government program 113

Expo ’86, benefits of 113

Expo ’86, importance of 113

Expo ’86, opening date for 113

Expo ’86, participation in 113

Expo ’86, revenue 113

Coal, northeast, job creation 112

Government interference in people's affairs 112

Highway 1, Cache Creek stop sign 3063

Highway 1, Rogers Pass closure 2607

International Conference Services Ltd., identification of in auditor-general's report, A. 428

Korea, mission to (Bennett) 1707

Korea, tourist revenue to B.C., A. 2434

Ludwig, Richard, resignation of 3058

McKim Advertising Ltd., advertisements 3058, 3063

McKim Advertising Ltd., payments to, A. 815, A. 1221

McKim Advertising Ltd., status of as government advertising agency, A. 391, A. 573, A. 626, A. 1220

McKim Advertising Ltd., Tourism ministry dealings, investigation into, A. 573

McKim Advertising Ltd., Tourism ministry employment 3058

Parks, new parks established 112

Pavich, Jim, appointment of 3058

Pavich, Jim, career 3058

Petro-Canada gas stations, cost of conversions 114

Prince Rupert, port development 112

Public service, order-in-council appointments 3063

Queen Charlotte Islands, tourism report, availability of, A. 366

Saunders, Robert W., dismissal of 3056

Taxation, increase in, opposition to 113-4

Tourism ministry, advertising, appropriation 3056, 3059

Tourism ministry, advertising, ski ads 3063

Tourism ministry, auditor-general's investigation into 3059

Tourism ministry, estimates 2607, 3054, 3055-6, 3058-9, 3061-3, 3064

Tourism ministry, information programs, A. 815

Tourism ministry, investigation into 3058-9

Tourism ministry, policy initiatives, requests re, A. 1220-1

Tourism ministry, programs planned 1221

Tourism ministry, staff, reduction in 3056

Tourism ministry, Vacation Road program 112-3, 2607

Tourism ministry, Vacation Road publication 112

Tourism, role of Pattison group in promotion of, A. 1398

Tourist trade, employment in 112, 2607

Tourist trade, increase in 113

Tourist trade, marketing program 2607

Tourist trade, overseas visitors 2607

Tourist trade, promotion, expenditures on 3059

Tourist trade, resident awareness program 112

Tourist trade, resident travellers 2607

Tourist trade, revenue 2607, 3056

Tourist trade, success of 2607

Tourist trade, United States visitors 2607

Tourist trade, visitors to B.C. 2607

Vancouver, ALRT system 112

Vrlak Robinson Advertising Ltd. and auditor-general's report, A. 391, A. 428

Vrlak, Valerie, Tourism ministry employment, A. 391

Richmond Alcohol and Drug Abuse Team

Mentioned: (Nielsen) 2318

Richmond Association for Children's Services

Funds for (Brown) 35

Right of property

Absentee ownership and property rights (Macdonald) 90

Constitution, right of property, provision for (Davis) 2927, 2928 (Gardom) 2934 (Macdonald) 89-90

Family Relations Act and property rights (Macdonald) 90

Nursing homes and property rights (Macdonald) 90

Physicians and property rights (Macdonald) 90

Private property, conservatives' beliefs re (Lea) 1914

Property rights (Rose) 1905 (Skelly) 214-5 (Waterland) 93

Rent control and property rights (Macdonald) 90

Zoning laws and property rights (Macdonald) 90

Right to work

See: Open and closed shop

Riis, Nelson

Mentioned: (Bennett) 1193 (Smith) 1031

Riondel, B.C.

School, construction of (Nicolson) 1559

Riondel mine

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 1559

Ritchie, Hon. William S. (Central Fraser Valley) Minister of Municipal Affairs

Address in reply 45-8

Agricultural land, policy on (Stupich) 519

Agricultural land reserve, exclusions from under NDP 46

B.C. Place Stadium, construction of 47

B.C. Place Stadium, NDP policy on 45

B.C. Place Stadium, VIP facilities, information re use of, A. 1919

Building standards branch, appropriation, reduction in 2896

Coal, northeast 47

Coal, northeast, NDP policy on 45

Coquitlam-Moody constituency, election results 1732

Downtown revitalization program, success of 2884

Expenditures, restraint on, government program 46-7

Expenditures, restraint on, municipalities' support for 2884

Expenditures, restraint on, NDP policy 45

Government and private sector 46

Government, size of, reduction in 48

Greater Vancouver Regional District, meeting with Premier's office (Blencoe) Q. 2551

Greater Vancouver Regional District, official community plans 1885

Gulf Islands, preservation of 2263

Gulf Islands, settlement planning, provision for 2803, 2804

Interview, W.R. Bennett's remarks re (Macdonald) 440

Islands Trust, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 2896

Islands Trust, meeting with 2804

Labour productivity, increase in 48

Labour unions, certification and decertification of 46

Matsqui farm, use of for residential development 1885

Mill rate limits, changes in 1260, 1975

Mill rate limits, powers re 614, 1909-10

Mill rate, variable mill rate 1795, 1908, 1961, 1962

Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (1983) 2803, 2803-4, 2804, 2805, 2806, 2806-7, 2808, 2809, 2811

Motor Vehicle Amendment Act (1983) 2775

Motor vehicle inspection, extension of 2775

Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing, mechanics for 2775

Municipal Affairs ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 2884

Municipal Affairs ministry, estimates 2884, 2886-7, 2890-1, 2891, 2892, 2896, 2897

Municipal Affairs ministry, policy and research branch appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 2892, 2896

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983 (Bill 9) 1R, 169; 473-4, 1885, 2257, 2260, 2262, 2263, 2264, 2265, 2266, 2391, 2399, 2400-1, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2408, 2409, 2410, 2419, 2420, 2420-1, 2421

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, amendments to, source of 2263, 2265

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, discussion re prior to introduction, A. 227

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, meeting re, A. 2434, A. 2551

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, UBCM meeting re 2337

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, UBCM resolution re, A. 1565-6

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, UBCM support for 2257, 2259

Municipal elections, candidates, calibre of 1292

Municipal elections, triennial elections, savings effected 1292

Municipal elections, triennial elections, UBCM resolution on 1292

Municipal elections, voter turnout 1292

Municipal expenditures, reduction in 2886

Municipal planning procedures, autonomy in 2402

Municipal tax system, change in 614

Municipalities, administrative staff, training program for 2884

Municipalities, autonomy of 1975, 2336, 2343, 2886

Municipalities, cooperation with 2886

Municipalities, debt limit, setting of 1959, 1960

Municipalities, 1983-84 budgets, decreases in 614

Municipalities, official community plans, development of 2410

Municipalities, restraint program 48

Municipalities, revenue-sharing grants, 1983-84 fiscal year, A. 1566, A. 2612, 2886, 2897

Municipalities, role of in land use 473

Municipalities, underground services, financing formula for, A. 392-3, 2886, 2887

Opposition MLAs, directions to from Arthur Kube re conduct in House 1295

Planning system, deregulation of 473

Port Moody, underground services, financing of 2887

Property tax 1260

Property tax, actual value basis, transition to 1260

Property tax, cabinet's powers re 1910

Property tax, elimination of, proposal for 613

Property tax, farm exemption, increase in 614

Property tax, future tax levels, 613

Property tax, industrial, commercial property exemption 613, 614, 1961

Property tax, machinery and equipment exemption, increase in 614

Property tax, Municipal Affairs minister's powers re 1962

Property tax overpayments, interest on 613, 614

Property tax rate based on dollars per thousand dollars 613

Property tax rate based on market value 613

Property tax rate, municipalities' autonomy re 614

Property tax rate, setting of 614, 1961

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983 (Bill 7) 1R, 169; 613-5, 1794-5, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1909-10, 1910, 1911, 1958-9, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, amendments to 1908

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, approval for 1795

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, consultation re 613

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, provision for nonmunicipal tax systems 1260

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , 1983, regulations 1911, 1960, 1961

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 2) , 1983 (Bill 12) 1R, 169; 1259-60, 1975, 2054-5, 2055, 2056, 2057

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 2) , 1983, consultation re 1259

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 2) , 1983, regulations 1260, 2055

Property tax, revenue source in B.C. 613

Property tax, uniformity in 1259

Property tax, variable tax rate system 613, 614

Prosecution of, allegations re (Barrett) 745, 836, 837, 841, 845, 846, 847, 876

Protection Island, jurisdiction over, transfer of 2805

Public Sector Restraint Act 1728-9, 1731-3

Regional districts, planning for sewer, water services 2403

Regional districts, role of 473

Regional districts, settlement plans 2262, 2263, 2266, 2420

Regional districts, technical planning committees, abolition of 473, 1885

Regional planning and location of highways 2401

Regional planning powers, abolition of 473, 2335, 2343

Regional planning, regional districts' choice re 2391, 2392

Regional planning, rural areas 473, 2399, 2400

Save the Farmland Committee, criticisms of 46

Select Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs and Housing, consideration of triennial elections for municipal office (Motion 28) 1292

Sewer system programs, necessity for, A. 393

Tilbury Island farmland, use of for industrial park 1885, 2409

Travel expenses, appropriation for 2891 (Howard) 2891, 2891-2

‘Nimbler Ridge, establishment of 47

Union of B.C. Municipalities, J.H. Heinrich's speech to 1795

Vancouver, ALRT system, components for export 47

Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Surrey 47

Vancouver, ALRT system, opening of 45, 47

Vancouver, Odessa trip, expenditure on, A. 365

Vancouver, transit bus purchase proposal under NDP 45

Victoria, industrial property, tax rate for 614

Wartime experiences described, referred to 1728-9, 1731-2

Whistler ski resort commended 2808

Whistler ski resort, convention centre, completion of 2808

Whistler Village Land Co. Ltd. properties, tax exemption for 2806, 2808, 2811

Zoning changes, land use changes, regulations re 473, 493, 496, 1885

Rittaler, Don

Mentioned: (Blencoe) 477

Rivers

Diking, benefits of (Rogers) 2331

Diking, funds for (Curtis) 2330, 2333

Riverview Heights housing development

See entries under Coquitlam, B.C.

Riverview Hospital, Essondale, B.C.

Laundry damage, investigation into (Reynolds) Q. 768 (Smith) A. 768, A. 2895

Mentioned: (Dailly) 322, 324 (Hanson) 1641, 2490, 2495

Roads

“Build Highways” signs, cost of (Howard) 296

Construction of (Fraser, A.) 87 (Throne speech) 6

Expenditures on (Fraser, A.) 3108 (Passarell) 3105

Grading contracts (Fraser, A.) 3104

Highway construction, funds for (Curtis) 2330 (Passarell) 945

Land speculation and location of highways (Barrett) 1813

Maintenance work, decisions on (Lea) 663

Paving projects (Fraser, A.) 3104

Rossland-Trail constituency, road repairs (D’Arcy) 962

Snow removal, expenditures on (Passarell) 3105

United States, funds for maintenance (D’Arcy) 1989

See also highways by number, e.g. Highway 1; also names of roads, e.g. Coquihalla Highway

Roberts, Herb

Mentioned: (Lea) 2157

Roberts, J. Michael

Mentioned: (Wallace) 1450

Roberts, Jim

Speech quoted (Wallace) 1649

Mentioned: (Bennett) 3044

Roberts, John

Mentioned: (McClelland) 1920

Roberts Bank, B.C.

Coal freighters in port area (Wallace) Q. 3089

Port expansion (McClelland) 65 (Phillips) 703, 1346 (Segarty) 122, 123

Port, expropriation of farmland for (Nicolson) 730 (Reynolds) 710

Railway access to (Cocke) 738 (Phillips) 703

Railway to, location of (Rose) 514

Roberts Creek, B.C.

Flooding (Lockstead) 3113

Robertson, J .A.

Mentioned: (Hon. member) 606 (Skelly) 606, 607

Robertson, Margaret

Mentioned: (Barrett) 835

Robinson, Bernard

Mentioned: (Brown) 2988, 3001, 3007, 3009 (Smith) 2988

Robinson, Joan

Mentioned: (Lea) 563

Robinson, Rod

Mentioned: (Smith) 2995

Robinson, Svend

Mentioned: (Bennett) 1193

Roblin, Duff

Mentioned: (Reynolds) 185

Robson Bight, B.C.

Protection of area (Brummet) 2902, 2904 (Mitchell) 2900-1, 2902, 2903

Rockheights Elementary School, Victoria, B.C.

Mentioned: (Mitchell) 1518

Rodrigo, Beverly

Mentioned: (Stupich) 1759

Roger, Allan

Mentioned: (Brown) 1340, 1361

Rogers, Hon. C. Stephen (Vancouver South) Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources

Agricultural land reserve, exclusion of northeastern B.C., A. 3088-9

Aluminum, market for 3156

Asbestos, demand for 3156

B.C. Hydro, Bare Point plant, closing of, A. 3152

B.C. Hydro, Bare Point plant property, A. 3152

B.C. Hydro, office space 3162

B.C. Hydro, power export, A. 769, 3161-2, 3162

B.C. Hydro power projects, future projects 3163

B.C. Hydro power, sale of, revenue 3154

B.C. Hydro power, sale of to Los Angeles 3154, 3161

B.C. Hydro, rate hearings, value of interveners in, A. 1339

B.C. Hydro Site C dam 3162

B.C. Hydro, Site C dam, B.C. Utilities Commission report on, A. 1059, A. 1060, A. 2552

B.C. Hydro, Site C dam, interveners' costs in hearings re, A. 854, A. 1060

B.C. Hydro staff, executive salaries 3163

B.C. Hydro staff, reduction in 3162

B.C. Hydro staff, salaries 3163

B.C. Hydro staff, women employees 3163-4

B.C. Hydro, Stikine River work 3165-6

B.C. Hydro, Vancouver Island transmission line, A. 2966, 3160

B.C. Petroleum Corp., employees 3158

B.C. Petroleum Corp., policy on 3159

B.C. Place, housing, restriction on residents, A. 2435

B.C. Place Stadium, VIP facilities, cost of, A. 792

B.C. Place Stadium, VIP facilities, use of, A. 792, A. 2967

B.C. Utilities Commission hearings and restraint program, A. 367

B.C. Utilities Commission hearings, interveners in, A. 854, 3160

Canada 1, entry in America's Cup yacht race 1185

Copper, demand for 3156

Copper, price of 3156

Cougar skin, landing in Penticton for (Cocke) Q. 2729 (Rogers) A. 2729, A. 2729-30

Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in (Motion 2) 789-90

Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in, benefits of 790

Diking, benefits from construction of 2331

Employment Development Act 2331

Energy conservation centres 3165

Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources ministry, estimates 3154, 3155, 3155-6, 3157, 3158-9, 3160, 3161, 3161-2, 3162, 3163, 3163-4, 3165, 3165-6

Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources ministry, revenue return 3154

Geothermal energy, work on 3165

Government aircraft, use of (Passarell) Q. 1104

Govier, George, report on natural gas, Q. 366, 3158

Grain, demurrage rate, payment for 790

Jade, export of 3156

Kemano II hearings, interveners in, A. 2943

Kemano II project, assistance to, A. 2944

Lead, Alaska mine 3156

Lead, demand for 3156

Mining claims staked 3154

Mining exploration 3154

Mining industry 3154

Molybdenum, market for 3156

Natural gas, barging of to Vancouver Island 3160

Natural gas, domestic price, A. 2051, 3158

Natural gas, exploration for 3157

Natural gas, export price 3160

Natural gas, federal tax on 3158

Natural gas, offshore exploration 3157

Natural gas, price to producers, increase in netback, A. 2051

Natural gas, Vancouver Island pipeline 3160

Natural gas, Vancouver Island pipeline, construction costs, A. 2434

Natural gas, Vancouver Island pipeline, federal subsidy 3158

Natural gas, Vancouver Island pipeline, hearings on, A. 367, 3158

Natural gas, Vancouver Island pipeline, operating subsidies, A. 2434

Petroleum industry 3154

Petroleum wells drilled 3154

Propane tanks, rental charges for, increase in, A. 1061

Windows, metal sash 3165

Zinc, Alaska mine 3156

Zinc, price of 3156

Rogers, Robert Gordon

Mentioned: (Phillips) 2828

See also: Lieutenant-Governor, Hon. Robert Gordon

Rogers

Roget, Peter M.

Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases quoted (Brown) 2638

Rohatyn, Felix

Quoted (Rose) 455

Rolston, Tilly Jean

Mentioned: (Hanson) 1865 (Stupich) 2282, 2284

Roman Catholic Church

Bishops, accusation of being “pinko” (Blencoe) 125 (Rose) 116

“Ethical Reflections on the Economic Crisis” quoted, referred to (Blencoe) 125, 127 (Brown) 2103 (Lauk) 154 (Mitchell) 338 (Rose) 116, 117 (Skelly) 31 (Wallace) 969

Mentioned: (Barrett) 591, 593 (Blencoe) 1735, 3006 (Dailly) 22 (Nicolson) 1755 (Skelly) 443 (Stupich) 1934 (Wallace) 1651

Roosevelt, Eleanor

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 2183 (Segarty) 121 (Smith) 147

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Policies of (Smith) 1031

Mentioned: (McClelland) 67 (Macdonald) 89, 1522 (Rose) 2161 (Skelly) 1500

Roper, Thomas

Quoted (Davis) 402

Mentioned: (Barrett) 2220, 2222 (Cocke) 2199 (Gabelmann) 2233 (Lockstead) 2195 (Nicolson) 2201

Rose, Mark Willson (Coquitlam-Moody)

Address in reply 114-9

Agricultural land reserve, exclusions from 515

Agricultural land reserve, fine-tuning of 3 100

Agriculture and Food ministry, estimates 3099-3101, 3102, 3102-3

Airline travel, use of first-class ticket 1304

Anmore, establishment of 117

Automobile seatbelts for children 3127

Bailey, Mike, salary, increase in 2084

Bankruptcies, increase in 2083

Banks, profits 2086

Banks, profits, income tax on 2029, 2086

Beef industry, problems 3101

Beinder, Frank, monograph quoted, referred to 1368, 1369, 1372, 1403

Belcarra-by-the-Sea, establishment of 117

Bonds, rating of B.C. bonds, downgrading of 951, 2163

B.C. Hydro, rates, increase in 2029

B.C. Institute of Technology, administration of 2323

B.C. Institute of Technology, board of governors 2319, 2320-1, 2323, 2324

B.C. Institute of Technology, courses, 2326, 2327, 2328

B.C. Institute of Technology, directives to 2327, 2328

B.C. Place, construction of, expenditures on 2085

B.C. School Trustees' Association, membership fees, Q. 429, 431, 1404

Budget debate 950-5

Budget, debate on 951

Burnaby shopping centre, Coquitlam border area 514

Camosun College, fees 3202

Campers, passengers in backs of 3127

Canada Lands, drilling, expenditures on 456

Canada Film Development Corp., appointment to board of 1409

Canadian National Railways, establishment of 788

Canadian National Railways, expenditures planned for B.C. 788, 789

Canadian Pacific Railway, grain shipment, federal payment for loss on 787, 788, 789

Canadian Pacific Railway shares, value of 787

Cascade Creek, bridge repairs, Q. 2945

Cascade Creek flood, disaster relief, Q. 2945

Cherokee Indian tribe, literacy level 1615

Coal, Japanese dealings re northeast and southeast coal 348

Coal, use of Burlington Northern Inc. rail line 786

College and Institute Amendment Act (1983) 1368-73, 1393, 1394-5, 1401-5, 1409-10, 1427-8, 1431-2, 1432

College and Institute Amendment Act, 1983, amendments to 1431

College and Institute Amendment Act, 1983, consultation re 1394-5

College and Institute Amendment Act, 1983, definitions, repeal of 1393

College boards, accountability of 1410

College boards, appointments to 1369-70, 1371, 1394, 1402, 1403-5, 1409, 1410, 1610, 1739

College boards, members' liability for fines 1372

College boards, members, number of 1369, 1404

College councils, elimination of 1369, 1370, 1372, 1393, 1394

Colleges, access to, limiting of 1401-2, 1402-3

Colleges, administration of 1410

Colleges, admission waiting lists 1371

Colleges, auditing of operations of 1431

Colleges, autonomy of 2086

Colleges, courses, academic courses 1371, 1401

Colleges, courses, consultation re 1403

Colleges, courses, duplication of 2329

Colleges, courses, Education minister's powers re 1370, 1401

Colleges, courses, planning for 1373

Colleges, employee morale 1394

Colleges, employees' job security, seniority rights 1373

Colleges, role of 1370

Colleges, satellite campuses 1401-2

Colony Farm, continuance of in ALR, Q. 392, 3 100

Colony Farm, future of, Q. 1439

Colony Farm land, use of 3 100

Colony Farm, operation of 3099-3100

Colony Farm, privatization of, Q. 392, Q. 1439

Colony Farm, therapeutic value of 3 100

Colony Farm, zoning of 3 100

Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act (1983) 2026-31, 2082-6, 2759-60, 2760

Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, hoist of 2084

Compensation Stabilization Amendment Act, 1983, impact of on economy 2083

Compensation Stabilization Commission, powers of 2086

Compensation Stabilization Commission, rulings, appeals against 2086

Compensation stabilization program, extension of for indefinite period 2086

Consolidated Computer Inc., failure of company 116

Consumer confidence 954, 1605, 1609

Consumer confidence, hypothetical case of teacher cited 954

Coquitlam, commuter rail system, funds for 118

Coquitlam, landfill problem 118

Coquitlam, traffic 3128

Coquitlam-Moody constituency, description of 117

Coquitlam-Moody constituency, traffic problems 117

Coquitlam shopping centre, construction of 514

Coquitlam, transit, need for 117

Corporations, debt, level of 2163

Corporations, decentralization of 1615-6

Corporations, employees, reduction in number of 1614-5

Corporations, restraint programs, study of 1614-5

Crowsnest Pass freight rate and railway expansion plans 788

Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in (Motion 2) 786-9

Crowsnest Pass freight rate, change in, effect on B.C. Railway 788

Crowsnest Pass freight rate, petition re 786

Crowsnest Pass freight rate, resolution re, debate on 456

Dangerous goods, transport of 3074, 3075

Dawn Development Corp., Delta land and purpose of Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 515

Debt, government debt 2163-4

Debt, interest cost on 952

Deficit, 1982-83 fiscal year and B.C. credit rating 951

Deputy ministers, report by to Premier 1605

Developments, approval process for 1831

Developments, problems re 1831

Documents, electronic storage, use of 2795-6

Eagle Ridge Hospital, emergency facility 3074, 3075

Eagle Ridge Hospital, opening of 3074

Economic recovery 117, 952

Economic recovery and consumer confidence 348, 2082-3

Economy, diversification of 951, 955

Economy, effect of Public Sector Restraint Act on 457-8

Economy, effect of restraint program on 580

Economy, role of government in 115

Education costs, increase in under Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act (1983) 1528, 1609-10, 2585

Education, Deputy Minister of, powers 1372

Education, English-as-a-second-language program 3194, 3196

Education finance formula, Q. 429, 1612-3

Education, funding, three-year cutback in 3182, 3187

Education, government policy on 3184-5

Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act (1983) 1524-8, 1600-16, 2584-5, 2587, 2588, 2588-9, 2589, 2590, 2591

Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, fines under act 1602, 1603, 1606

Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983, sunset clause 2590

Education minister, centralization of power in hands of 1370, 1401

Education minister, directives 1601, 1616, 2588, 2589, 2591

Education ministry, appropriation, 1983-84 fiscal year 3197, 3201

Education ministry, estimates 3182-5, 3187-8, 3191-4, 3195-7, 3201-3

Education ministry, special warrants, 1983-84 fiscal year 3197

Education ministry, White Papers 3184

Education, parents' role in 3185

Education, post-secondary, federal funds for 3203

Education, productivity 116

Education, provincial contribution to 119, 3194

Education, public education in Canada 1370

Education, special-education needs 1526

Education, special-education programs, appropriation 1608

Education system, centralization of 1524, 1527, 1603, 1605, 2585

Education system, changes in, mandate for, Q. 251

Education system, changes in, savings effected, Q. 252

Education system, demands on 1526

Education system, deregulation of 3182

Education system, problems 1524

Education system, salaries, hierarchy in 2710

Elderly, number eligible for pension supplement 2161, 2162

Electric power transmission lines, location of 515

Electric power, waste of 951

Emigration from province 454

Employees, job security, lack of 950-1

Employment, jobs available, kinds of jobs 2028

Energy, alternative energy, job creation in 3164

Energy conservation centres 3164, 3165

Energy, conservation of 3164

Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources ministry, estimates 3164-5, 3165

Examinations, provincial, consultation re 3192, 3196

Examinations, provincial, criticisms of 3184, 3185, 3187-8, 3191-2

Examinations, provincial, purpose of 3191-2

Expenditures, 1983-84 fiscal year, increase in 952, 2085

Family history 2474

Farm income insurance program 3100-1

Fording Coal Ltd. coal, shipment of 786

Forest industry, state of 454

Fraser Valley College, furniture purchase, authorization for, Q. 575, 1371

Fulton, Davie, political career 1525

Geothermal energy, work on 3165

Government, centralization of 453, 952, 1393, 1603, 1605, 1606, 1615

Government, change in direction of and public reaction 1740

Government, constitution for province 1603

Government policies 115

Government red tape, elimination of 116

Government, rule of majority 1829-30

Government services, privatization of 115, 2477

Greater Vancouver Regional District, establishment of 514

Health ministry, estimates 3074, 3074-5

High-technology in education, emphasis on 1403

High-technology industry, prediction re future of 2028

High-technology industry, problems 2028

High-technology, social implications of 1369

Highway 1, Cache Creek stop sign 3059

Home ownership in future 2160

Housing, construction of on hillsides 515

Human Rights Commission, abolition of 1739

Human Rights Commission, replacement for 347

Human rights, removal of under present government 1606-7

Income in Canada, comparisons to income elsewhere 2162-3

Income in Canada, distribution of 117, 349

Income Tax Amendment Act (1983) 2159-64, 2576

Income tax assessments, part-time farmers 3102

Income tax credits, abolition of 2576

Income tax credits, benefits of 2161-2

Income tax credits, funds for, source of 2160

Independent schools, aid to 3194

Independent schools education 3196

Industrial democracy 117

Industry in province, diversification of 951

Institute of Technology Amendment Act (1983) 2319-21, 2323, 2324, 2326-8, 2329

Institute of Technology Amendment Act, 1983, retroactivity of 2327

Investment, climate for in B.C. 952, 1604-5

Japan, labour-management relations 2477-8

Japan, workforce, benefits granted to 950-1

Kane, Julius, tenure and dismissal of 457

Kelowna school board, experiences as employee referred to 2086

Labour Code of B.C., changes to, proposal for 952, 953

Legislation, 1983 session, and Social Credit Party election campaign 953-4, 2084

Legislation, 1983 session, consultation re 953

Legislation, 1983 session, implementation of prior to enactment 345

Legislation, 1983 session, reaction to elsewhere 1607

Legislature, cost of operation of 2545

Legislature, police in House precincts 1567, 1567-8

Legislature, use of terms “fascist”, “Nazi” in House 1605-6

Literacy, level of 3183

Lumber market, improvement in 348

MLAs, federal MPs entering provincial politics 114

Marketing boards 3100-1

Marsh, Leonard, work of 1368

Mary Hill bypass 118, 3128

Medical Services Plan, lapsed premiums 3074

Middle class, disappearance of 2028

Mill rate, variable mill rate 1906

Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (1983) 2606, 2795-6, 2798, 2799, 2800, 2802, 2816

Motor Vehicle Amendment Act, 1983, debate on 1309

Motor vehicle inspection, MLAs with outdated stickers 1308

Motor vehicle inspection, Ontario 1310

Motor vehicle inspection, private sector testing 1309-10

Motor vehicle inspection stations, closure of 1309

Municipal Amendment Act (1983) 513-6, 1828-33, 2396, 2397, 2410, 2411

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, centralization of power in Municipal Affairs ministry 513-4

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, consultation with UBCM re 516

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, municipalities' requests for deletion of section 807, 2397

Municipal Amendment Act, 1983, opposition of UBCM to 1830, 2397

Municipal elections, biennial elections 1303-4

Municipal elections, triennial elections 1303-4

Municipal planning procedures, autonomy in 2411

Municipal plans, updating of, W .S. Ritchie's remarks re 1831

Municipal tax system, committee of Legislature on, proposal for 1959-60

Municipalities, autonomy of 1829

Municipalities, inter-municipal cooperation 514, 1833

Municipalities, official community plans, development of 2410, 2411

Nanaimo, commercial space, development of 2083

Natural gas, price to consumers, increase in 2029

New York, 1976 restraint program 455

New Zealand, Higher Salaries Commission 2030, 2086, 2477

Oliver high school, music program 1527

Opposition, role of 115, 1601

Pacific National Exhibition, attendance, 1983 season 1605

Pacific Vocational Institute, carpentry instructors, reinstatement of, Q. 2612

Planning, government's attitude to 1832

Planning, need for 1831

Planning, urban planning, development of 1832-3

Port Coquitlam, Kingsway Bailey bridge 3128

Port Coquitlam, traffic problems 118

Port Moody, commuter rail station, planning for 118

Port Moody, Golden Spike Days 118

Port Moody-Port Coquitlam area, dangerous cargos in transit 3074, 3075

Port Moody, traffic 118, 3127

Privilege-J. H. Heinrich's statement re expulsion of B.C. Teachers' Federation members 1823 (Speaker) 1975-6

Privilege-school districts, budget information packets, availability of to MLAs 251 (Speaker) 273

Professors, tenure 347, 456-7, 1604

Progressive Conservative Party, federal, and Social Credit Party 349

Property, assessment of 1904, 1906-7

Property, private property concept, support for 1905

Property tax, basing of on ability to pay 1905-6, 1907

Property tax, basis for 1907

Property tax, farm exemption 1906

Property Tax Reform Act (No. 1) , (1983) 1904-7, 1959-60

Property tax system, alternatives for 1904-7

Property tax system, equal value assessment as basis for 1905

Property tax system, Henry George's single-tax proposal 1904-5

Property tax systems elsewhere 1904

Protest, means of protest in the present day 1604

Public Sector Restraint Act 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

Public Sector Restraint Act, amendments to 1741

Public Sector Restraint Act and Charter of Rights and Freedoms 346-7

Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of on consumer spending 348, 457-8

Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of on labour relations in B.C. 458

Public Sector Restraint Act, effect of on performance of duties 346-7

Public Sector Restraint Act, fines under act 1741

Public Sector Restraint Act, hoist of 456

Public Sector Restraint Act, “lay off”, meaning and use of words in act 2635, 2652

Public Sector Restraint Act, private sector, possible application to 346

Public Sector Restraint Act, public bodies subject to 346, 1741

Public Sector Restraint Act, reaction to in press 453-4

Public Sector Restraint Act, regulations under act 457

Public Sector Restraint Act, “terminate”, meaning and use of word in act 2635, 2652

Public Sector Restraint Act, timing of 345

Public service, collective bargaining in 2086, 2477

Public service, contracted work 2476

Public service employees, basis for continued employment 346

Public service employees, compensation levels 2029, 2085, 2759

Public service employees, dismissal of 1737, 2476

Public service employees, dismissal of for political reasons, possibility of 1739, 1740-1

Public service employees, dismissal of without cause, provision for 346, 347, 454, 1740, 1741

Public service employees, dismissals, effect of on consumer spending 2083

Public service employees, dismissals, recognition of seniority in 2651

Public service employees, dismissed employees, access to appeal 347

Public service employees, dismissed employees, severance pay 2648

Public service employees, dismissed employees, unemployment insurance for 2639, 2639-40, 2640, 2648

Public service employees, number of, increase in 2474-5

Public service employees, number of, reduction in 454

Public service employees, productivity 115, 2759-60

Public service employees, public opinion of 345, 347

Public service employees, strike action by 2564-5

Public service employees, taxes paid by 2030

Public service employees, trade unions 345-6

Public Service Labour Relations Amendment Act (1983) 2473-8

Public service, patronage in appointments to 2475-6

Public service, senior managers, compensation levels 2717, 2719

Public service, senior managers, fixed-term contracts 2705

Railroads, expenditures planned for B.C., number of jobs 787

Railroads, hopper cars, purchase of 788

Railroads, prairie branch lines 788

Real estate business, slump in, prediction re 2029

Red meat stabilization program 3101, 3102

Referenda, cruise missiles and Manitoba language issue 1527

Regional districts, Fraser Valley, lower mainland, establishment of 514

Regional districts, planning function 515, 1833

Regional districts, planning powers 1607, 2397

Regional districts, settlement plans 1829

Regional plans, cancellation of 1829

Regulations, bureaucracy, elimination of 515

Rental accommodation, low-priced, vacancies 455

Rental costs, daughter's experience cited as example 2160

Rentalsman office, abolition of 580

Renter's tax credit, need for 2164

Rents, increase in 1604, 2164

Restaurant meals, sales tax on 952

Revenue, 1983-84 fiscal year, estimate of 951

Riverview Hospital patients, employment opportunities for, Q. 392

Roberts Bank, location of railway to 514

Roman Catholic bishops, accusation of being “pinko” 116

Roman Catholic bishops' statement 116, 117

Sales tax, increase in 952

Sales tax, regressive nature of 349

School Act, White Paper on 3182

School boards, consultation with 3182

School boards, expenditures, reduction in 1372

School boards, 1930s, pre-election school visits described 1526

School boards, powers, Q. 252, 1602, 1603, 1607, 1610, 2588-9

School boards, teachers' election to 2323

School crosswalk attendants 3183

School District 12, budget and enrolment 429, 1613, 3197

School District 21, budget and enrolment 1613, 3197

School District 26, budget and enrolment 429, 1612-3, 3197

School District 34, budget and enrolment 1613, 3197

School District 39, budget, 1983-84 fiscal year 3194

School District 39, English-as-a-second-language program 3194, 3196

School District 41, budget, 1983-84 fiscal year 1613

School District 44, supervisory personnel, salary levels 454

School District 63, budget and enrolment 1613

School District 69, teachers, layoff of 3197

School districts, B.C. Hydro rates increase, Q. 1199

School districts, budget information packets, availability of to MLAs 251

School districts, budgets, allocation of funds 2584-5

School districts, budgets, Education minister's powers over 2585

School districts, budgets, reductions for Social Credit, NDP districts 1613-4

School districts, budgets, three-year budgets 3197

School districts, consolidation of smaller districts 1610

School districts, costs, variations in from district to District 1287, 1612

School districts, funding, basis for 118, 1612-3

School districts, funds due to November 1983 school closing 3193-4, 3196

School districts, legal costs, increase in 2585

School districts, salaries, setting of 454

School principals, vice-principals, change in status of 2706-7, 2707-8, 2710

School principals, vice-principals, removal of from teachers' bargaining unit 2706-7, 2708, 2710

School principals, vice-principals, role of 2707, 2708

School superintendents, salaries 1607

School tax, appeals against assessments 2798

School tax, assessment of farm improvements, increase in exemption 2800, 2802

School tax, commercial, industrial property 1611-2

School tax, delinquent taxes, problems re 2799

School tax, increase in 1610

Schools, community use of 1610

Schools, energy efficiency in operation of 1610

Schools, floor space and budget size 1528

Schools, rental revenue, use of, Q. 3153

Schools, teachers and ills of society 119

Select Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs and Housing, consideration of triennial elections for municipal office (Motion 28) 1303-4

Select Standing Committee on Transportation and Communications, consideration of automobile inspection by private sector 1308-10

Smokers, bravery and smoking 579

Smokers, Canadian Armed Forces members 579, 582

Smokers, health care costs for 580-1

Smokers, public image of, change in 582

Smokers' smoke, hazard of 581

Smokers, socio-economic class, information on 582

Smoking, ban on, proposal for 583

Smoking, cost of cigarettes, increase in 582

Smoking habit 581-2

Smoking, peer group pressure 582

Smoking, tobacco industry and the Third World 582-3

Social Credit Party, election manifesto, need for 953

Social Credit Party, special interest groups 455

Social responsibility in current recession 117

Social security, introduction of in U.S. 2161

Standard of living, maintenance of 2027

Student aid, cutback in 1370

Student aid, eligibility for, Q. 228, Q. 815, 1371, 3202

Student aid, problems re 3202

Student aid program, limit on, Q. 228

Students, access to post-secondary education 3183, 3201-2

Students, English-as-a-second-language students 1525

Students, information acquisition by 1525-6

Students, level of accomplishment, changes in 1524-5

Students, options for 3184

Students, testing of, province-wide test 1525

Sunny Park School, Port Coquitlam, closing of 2587

Taxation, corporate share, decline in 580

Taxation, level of in Canada 580

Taxation, taxpayers' ability to pay 2085

Teacher, unemployed, case cited 1609

Teachers, collective bargaining by 1601-2

Teachers, employment opportunities for 1608-9

Teachers, hearing problems and inadequacy of school music rooms 1527

Teachers, layoff of 3182, 3183-4, 3197

Teachers, morale 1604, 3184

Teachers, productivity of, Q. 1199, 1372, 1603, 2759

Teachers, productivity of vice-principals 2028

Teachers, salaries 1528, 1601-2, 1610, 2028-9, 2585

Teachers, training of 3183

Tobacco Advertising Restraint Act, repeal of by NDP 579

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act (1983) 580-3

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1983, opposition to 579-80

Tobacco tax, evasion of, possible methods 581

Tobacco tax increase 580, 581, 582

Tobacco tax revenue 583

Tour operators, unlicensed businesses 3128-9

Tourism ministry, estimates 3059

Toyota Motor Co. Ltd., assembly plant in B.C. 348

Trade unions, NDP's special interest in, allegation re 454

Transportation and Highways ministry, estimates 3127-9

Transportation corridors, location of 515

Unemployment, young people 1371, 1604

United States, income tax cuts, 1982 fiscal year 454-5

United States, wealth of and number of poor 2163

Universities, access to, basis for 1371-2

Universities Council, elimination of 1393

Universities, funding of, comparison to elsewhere 1370

University students, employment of 3182, 3184

Vancouver, ALRT system 3075

Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Coquitlam 118

Vancouver, ALRT system, extension of to Port Moody 3127-8

Vancouver, ALRT system, privatization of 115

Vancouver Stock Exchange, level of 2027

Vancouver, ward system 1304

Waste dump, Ashcroft 2474

Water suppy for subdivisions, problems re 2816

Western Grain Transportation Act, hearings on 787

Western Grain Transportation Act, Progressive Conservative Party stand on 786

Western Grain Transportation Act, S.J. Parker's stand on 786

Windows, metal sash 3165

Zoning, rezoning in advance of use 1907

Ross, Don

Meeting with W.R. Bennett (Blencoe) Q. 2434, Q. 2551

Quoted (Reid) 493

Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1973 (Brown) 1848 (Howard) 1241, 1242 (Lauk) 862 (Sanford) 1225

Ross-Jones, D.

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 398

Rotary Club

Mentioned: (Reynolds) 306 (Rose) 955

Rothmans of Pall Mall Canada Ltd.

Dividends paid (Wallace) 575, 576

Rotterdam

Port, administration of (Macdonald) 748, 749 (Phillips) 703

Rousseau, Jean Jacques

Quoted (Rose) 347

Royal Bank of Canada

Econoscope quoted, mentioned (Curtis) 2949 (Michael) 2063 (Stupich) 2096

Trendicator mentioned (Stupich) 2729

Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 1337, 1566, 2167, 2505, 2560 (Gabelmann) 1622 (Hewitt) 2552, 2613 (Howard) 3168 (Lea) 2552, 2950 (Rose) 1615 (Skelly) 2067 (Stupich) 175

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Cabinet access to files of (Barrett) 845

Contract (Smith) 2986

Headquarters, relocation of (Hanson) 989-90

Presence in precincts of House (Macdonald) 1565 (Rose) 1567, 1567-8 (Speaker) 1565, 1567

Public service employees' keys, retrieval of (Gabelmann)Q. 188 (McClelland) A. 228-9

Telegraph Creek, problem re access to (Passarell) 2995, 2996 (Smith) 2996

Mentioned: (Barnes) 928, 929 (Barrett) 846 (Campbell) 1009 (Cocke) 3058 (D’Arcy) 1218 (Fraser, A.) 2981 (Gardom) 415 (Lauk) 3069 (Lea) 1915 (Lockstead) 362, 363 (McGeer) 3181 (Mitchell) 900, 2901, 3013 (Nielsen) 813, 3070 (Parks) 1002 (Richmond) 3058 (Sanford) 1317 (Segarty) 79 (Smith) 879, 2895, 2987 (Stupich) 519 (Wallace) 2314

Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, B.C.

Mentioned: (Nielsen) 3074 (Rose) 3074

Royal Commission on Indian Affairs for the Province of British Columbia

Mentioned: (Hewitt) 2931 (Passarell) 2925 (Skelly) 3019 (Smith) 3019

Royal Hudson (Locomotive)

Tourism minister's U.S. trip (Skelly) 357

Mentioned: (Cocke) 391 (Phillips) 762 (Richmond) 3056

Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Mentioned: (Skelly) 3040

Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B.C.

Board, consolidation of (Blencoe) Q. 366, Q. 367 (Nielsen) A. 366, A. 367

Diversicare report on (Blencoe) Q. 366

Management of (Blencoe) Q. 366 (Nielsen) A. 366-7

Mentioned: (Hanson) 1641

Royal Trust Co.

Mortgage agreements quoted (Wallace) 2870-1

Mentioned: (Macdonald) 544 (Skelly) 2979

Royko, Mike

Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1763

Rozek, David

Mentioned: (Kempf) 2274

Rozek, Jane

Mentioned: (Kempf) 2274

Rukeyser, Louis

Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2012

Rural gasification program

Job creation (Brummet) 140 (McCarthy) 129

Russell, P.J.

Quoted (McCarthy) 210

Russell, Robert

Quoted (Macdonald) 2048

Rutherlien, Ted

Work of (Nicolson) 399

Ryan, Larry

Quoted (Chabot) 917

Ryerson, Egerton

Mentioned: (Rose) 1602