P

Papiernik, Richard
• Presentation to committee 306
• Government, fiscal planning and policies, principles of fiscal planning 306
Park, Edna
• Presentation to committee 126-9
• As subject
  • experience as family maintenance worker 126-7 (Bloy) 127 (MacPhail) 127 (Mayencourt) 127-8
• Employment and unemployment, impact of unemployment on families 126-7
• Families, family maintenance workers, role 127-9
• Family maintenance enforcement program, participants, access of non-custodial parents to children 129
• Government, ministries, budget reductions, impact on social services 126-7
• Lawyers and legal services, access to legal resources by public 128
• Quesnel
  • government programs and services, reductions, impact on community 126-7
  • hospice project 127
  • social programs and services, service delivery 128-9
• Social workers, workload 126
Parkinson, Keith
• Presentation to committee 273-5
• Government, agencies, boards and commissions, number 274
• Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority (TransLink), rapid transit project, SkyTrain extension funding 274
• Legislature, opposition members, role in thirty-seventh parliament 274
• Taxation, tax reductions, impact on economic growth 274-5
• Teachers, negotiations for collective agreement 274
Parks
• Campgrounds, revenue collected from camping permits (Bast, J.) 121-2 (Krueger) 122 (Penner) 122
• Funding from private operations within parks (Hellberg, R.) 552-3 (Penner) 553
• Logging in parks (Dyson, K.) 559
• Parks system (Burgess, T.) 493 (Peart, B.) 481-2
Parks branch See B.C. Parks under Water, Land and Air Protection, Ministry of
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.
• Safety and security of personnel (Sanford, G.) 541
Payne, Bob
• Presentation to committee 652-3
• B.C., northern and rural B.C., economic development 352-3
• Taxation, tax reductions, impact on competitiveness of B.C. businesses 652
Peace River area
• Ethanol plant proposal (Vanderland, B.) 516
Peart, Bob
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, B.C. Chapter 480-3
• Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, role of society 480
• Environment, environmental protection, situation in B.C. 481-2
• Land use, land set aside for protection 483
• Parks, parks system 481-2
• Water, Land and Air Protection ministry, B.C. Parks
  • funding 481-2
  • use of contracted services 482
Peck, Charlie
• Presentation to committee on behalf of B.C. and Yukon Territory Building and Construction Trades Council 290-2
• Economy, underground economy, compliance initiatives 291-2
• Government
  • core services review, impact on economy 290-1
  • ministries, funding levels for education and health ministries 290-1
• Lower mainland, residential construction industry, compliance with employment standards provisions 291
• Pharmacare program, funding, levels 291
Peden, Blair
• Presentation to committee on behalf of B.C. Probation Officers Association 322-5
• Corrections system, probation
  • probation officers, role 322-5
  • probation services, funding issues 324-5
Pedersen, Eileen
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Trail Women's Group 400
• Transition houses, government funding 400
• Violence, family violence 400
• Women, programs and services, funding 400
Pendergast, Ken
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Central Interior Wood Processors Association 67-70
• Central Interior Wood Processors Association, role 67-8
• Forest Expo 68
• Forest industry, value-added sector
  • fibre supply 68-70
  • financial assistance 69
  • industry concerns 67-70
  • marketing of products 68
  • supply of trained workers 68-9
• Woodbridge, Peter, report on commodity lumber industry 68
• Woodlinks program 68-9
Penner, Barry (Chilliwack-Kent)
• Agassiz, study of spotted frogs habitat in area 264
• Allied Hydro Council of B.C., role of council 294
• Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd., Kitimat operations, status 618-9
• Aquaculture industry, fish farms, market price for farmed salmon 557
• Bankruptcies, business bankruptcy rate in B.C., relationship to economy 355
• B.C., northern and rural B.C., highways and roads, maintenance and rehabilitation 253
• B.C. Hydro
  • employee wages and benefits, comparison to utilities in U.S. 300
  • privatization and deregulation 294-5, 300-1
• B.C. Public School Employers Association, collective bargaining, proposal re teacher salary levels 167
• B.C. Teachers Federation, collective bargaining, wage increase proposal 158
• Budgets, 2000-01 budget, balanced-budget status 362
• Business
  • companies leaving B.C. 28, 268
  • subsidies from government 313
• Children, child protection workers, supply, recruitment and retention 598
• Chilliwack
  • courthouse construction 625
  • forest industry, employment levels 248-9
• Civil service
  • employees
    • personal accountability 175
    • staffing reductions 134
  • public sector, collective agreements, impact on management flexibility 14-5
• Corrections system, probation officers, role 325
• Crime and criminals, youth crime, prevention programs 227
• Economy, B.C. economy
  • comparison with other jurisdictions 330-1
  • government action to address economic conditions 93
• Education
  • class size, impact on number of teachers 167
  • funding levels 355
• Education ministry, budget, relationship to enrolment level 158
• Electric power, hydroelectricity, transmission system in B.C. 295
• Environment, environmental organizations, impact of actions on resource industries 573
• Finance and Government Services Committee
  • Sept. 6, 2001, Victoria meeting 2-4, 6
  • Sept. 14, 2001, Vancouver meeting 14-5, 21, 23
  • Oct. 1, 2001, Dawson Creek public hearing 25-8, 53-5
  • Oct. 1, 2001, Prince George public hearing 63, 66, 78, 92-5, 99
  • Oct. 2, 2001, Williams Lake public hearing 103, 107-8, 120, 122, 133-4
  • Oct. 2, 2001, Kamloops public hearing 143, 155, 158, 167, 170, 175
  • Oct. 9, 2001, Vancouver public hearing 177, 179, 189-90, 199, 216-7, 227, 234, 236
  • Oct. 10, 2001, Chilliwack public hearing 239, 241, 248-50, 252-3, 257-8, 260, 262-6, 268
  • Oct. 10, 2001, Surrey public hearing 294-5, 300-1, 307
  • Oct. 15, 2001, Vernon public hearing 309, 313, 316, 321-2, 325, 330, 342, 344
  • Oct. 15, 2001, Revelstoke public hearing 349, 355, 359, 362, 364, 370-1
  • Oct. 23, 2001, Victoria public hearing 467, 482, 496, 498-500
  • Oct. 24, 2001, Nanaimo public hearing 511, 514, 524-5, 527, 533
  • Oct. 24, 2001, Port McNeill public hearing 549, 553, 557-8, 561, 563, 566, 573
  • Oct. 25, 2001, Terrace public hearing 593, 598, 611, 613, 618-20
  • Oct. 25, 2001, Prince Rupert public hearing 623, 625, 628, 632, 640-1, 646-7, 650-1, 656
  • Oct. 31, 2001, Victoria meeting 657-9, 663
  • advertising and publicity 23, 371
  • meeting schedule and travel plans 4, 6, 21
  • presentation of budget consultation paper by Finance minister 14-5
  • public hearings, presentations by witnesses, major themes 658-9, 663
  • terms of reference 2-3
• Financial services industry, taxation, impact of capital tax on industry 179
• Forest industry, stumpage rate for aspen, cottonwood and grade logs 53
• Forests ministry, employee input 53
• Fraser River, gravel removal, issue 265-6
• Freightliner Corporation, relocation from Kelowna to Portland 632
• Government
  • information, electronic availability 175
  • intergovernmental relations, trade relations with U.S. 640-1
  • regulations and red tape, waste-busters website 359, 663
  • spending, capital spending and role of public-private partnerships 625
• Great Britain government, capital spending and role of public-private partnerships 199
• Health care
  • bed registry, proposal for development 250
  • funding levels 108, 355
  • regionalization, impact on health care system costs 78
• Health Services ministry, budget, control of spending 78
• Heritage, sites, identification 120
• Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway), Revelstoke area highway, safety 370
• Highways and roads, deactivation of logging roads 263-4
• Income assistance
  • income from work while collecting benefits, threshold of earnings 241
  • recipients, employment initiatives 527
• Income tax, personal income tax, reduction 27
• Insect pests, mosquitoes, study of reproduction 264
• Insurance Corporation of B.C.
  • financial situation 15
  • investment in Technical University of B.C. facility 15
• Insurance industry, industry in B.C. 533
• Job Wave program, funding provisions 498-9
• Justice system, restorative justice, programs and services 252
• Lawyers and legal services, tax on legal services 260
• Legislature
  • Hansard, availability on-line versus printed 175
  • statutory officers of the Legislature, budgets and performance plans, review by Finance and Government Services Committee 2-3
• MSA Hospital, proposed new facility, provision of ancillary services 500
• Northwest Community College, Prince Rupert campus building, status 593
• Nurses, supply
  • recruitment and retention, government initiatives 189-90
  • supply 189-90
• Oil and gas industry, moratorium on offshore drilling, lifting of moratorium 632-3, 651
• Parks
  • campgrounds, revenue collected from camping permits 122
  • funding from private operations within parks 553
• Pensions, portability between municipal and private sectors 553
• Post-secondary education
  • funding 66
  • funding for capital projects 593
  • student financial assistance 524-5
  • tuition
    • fees 321-2
    • variable levels based on family income 561
• Public debt, current levels 598
• Rivers and streams, streamside protection legislation and regulations 54-5
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police, funding issues 342, 344
• Sales tax, provincial sales tax, exemptions for clothing for children under 15 years of age 216-7
• Schommer, Donna, education 316
• Substance abuse/addiction, treatment services
  • funding issues 262
  • services for persons with substance addictions and mental illness 99
• Terrace, search and rescue services in area, use of aircraft 613
• U.S., September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, impact on insurance industry 533
• Universities, colleges and institutes
  • perceptions of quality of education at colleges and universities 257-8
  • university colleges
    • offering of graduate degrees 143
    • university college model 107
• University College of the Cariboo, Williams Lake campus, vacated campus site 107
• Water, Land and Air Protection ministry, B.C. Parks, use of contracted services 482
• Welfare, community social services workers, wage levels 330
• Western Star Trucks Ltd., status of operations 364
• WestJet Airlines Ltd., service to Campbell River, impact on tourism 566
• Workers Compensation Board
  • operations 563
  • staff, personal accountability 175
Pensack, Ken
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Cement Association of Canada 447-9
• Cement Association of Canada, role of association 447
• Construction industry, cement and concrete industry, industry in B.C. 447
• Highways and roads, maintenance and rehabilitation
  • role of public-private partnerships 448
  • use of concrete for road surfaces 447-9
Pensions
• Portability between municipal and private sectors (Hellberg, R.) 553 (Penner) 553
Peppard, Wayne
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Allied Hydro Council 292-5
• Allied Hydro Council of B.C., role of council 294
• B.C. Hydro
  • agreement with construction unions 292-3
  • privatization and deregulation 292-4
• Electric power, independent power producers, role in electric energy generation 294
• Indians, land claims, impact on electrical energy projects 293-4
Persons with AIDS Society of British Columbia See also witness Anderson, Jeff
• Presentation to committee 200-2
• Living publication (Anderson, J.) 200
• Role and funding needs (Anderson, J.) 200-2 (Mayencourt) 202
Peters, Barb
• Presentation to committee 534-5
• As subject
  • experience as government employee 534 (MacPhail) 535
• B.C. Government and Service Employees Union, role 534
• Civil service, employees, staffing reductions, impact on families 534-5
• Health care, costs of regional health boards 535
Pharmacare program
• Coverage
  • anti-inflammatory medication Celebrex (Bhullar) 73 (St. Arnault, L.) 72-3
  • changes to fee structure (Katzer, R.) 486-7 (MacPhail) 464, 487 (Squires, G.) 462-4
  • reductions in coverage of medications, impact on seniors (Gibbons, M.) 361-2 (Young, M.) 204
• Funding
  • issues (Cleary, V.) 244 (Lekstrom) 244 (Mracek, D.) 45 (Potter, B.) 376 (Westfall, N.) 271-2
  • levels (Peck, C.) 291 (Walters, M.) 279-80
• Privatization (MacPhail) 464 (Squires, G.) 463-4
• Status of program (King, N.) 608-9 (Schierbeck, I.) 365 (Waite, J.) 536
• Structure of program (Krueger) 609
Pharmacists and pharmacies
• Regulation of industry, reduction of regulations and red tape (Squires, G.) 463
• Role of pharmacists in monitoring interactions between complementary therapies and prescription drugs (MacPhail) 464 (Squires, G.) 464
• Training programs for new pharmacists (Squires, G.) 463
Philpott, Don
• Presentation to committee 606-8
• Civil service, employees
  • number of management positions 607
  • staffing reductions 606-7
• Disabled and handicapped persons, community living services, funding and service levels 606-7
• Government
  • core services review 608
  • ministries, budget reductions, impact on social services 607
• Safety, public safety, protection measures, government role 607
• Social workers, supply, recruitment and retention 607
• Welfare, social programs and services, service delivery, efficiencies 607-8
Physicians
• Fees, charging of user fee (Wallace, S.) 176
• Supply and recruitment in northern and rural areas (Bhullar) 35-6 (Flavelle, G.) 32, 36 (Hufty, H.) 76, 78 (Krueger) 34-5 (Richardson, D.) 77-8
• Training programs in northern B.C. (Hufty, H.) 78 (Richardson, D.) 78
Pine River, B.C.
• Oil spill, impact on potability of water (Lasser, C.) 47
Planned Parenthood
• Work re abortion (Terlesky, M.) 150
Plowright, Bob
• Presentation to committee 267-8
• As subject
  • experience as small business owner 267
• Business
  • business climate in B.C. 267-8
  • companies leaving B.C. 268
• Investment, investment climate in B.C. 267-8
Podger, Jim
• Presentation to committee 51-3
• Forest industry, stumpage rate for aspen, cottonwood and grade logs 52-3
• Forests ministry
  • budget reductions, impact on employees and services 51-2
  • core services review, employee input 53
• Forests ministry, Dawson Creek field office, staffing 51-2
• Government, ministries, budget reductions 51-2
Poirier, Fred
• Presentation to committee 575-6
• Fisheries Renewal B.C., elimination of agency 575
• Forest industry, logging contractors, allocation of government funds, need for auditing 575
Police and policing
• Citizens on Patrol program (Lasser, C.) 48 (Mracek, D.) 45
• Role of police in mental health issues (Fletcher, A.) 507
Pollution See Air
Port Alberni, B.C.
• Aluminum smelter proposal (MacPhail) 538 (Waite, J.) 536, 538
• B.C. Hydro generating station proposal (Waite, J.) 538
• Economy (Waite, J.) 536
Port Alice, B.C.
• Pulp mill shutdown, impact on community (Johnston, R.) 568
Port Hardy, B.C. See also witness Hellberg, Russ
• Presentation to committee 552-5
• Tourism and hospitality industry (Hellberg, R.) 554 (Krueger) 554
• Water and sewer infrastructure, public-private partnership (Hellberg, R.) 553 (Mayencourt) 553
Port McNeill, B.C. See also witness Furney, Gerry
• Presentation to committee 549-51
• Waste treatment plant, operations (Furney, G.) 550-1
Port McNeill Enterprises Ltd. See also witness West, Cliff
• Presentation to committee 570-2
• Layoffs (West, C.) 570
Ports See Harbours and ports
Post-secondary education See also Universities, colleges and institutes
• Accessibility (Beasley, S.) 524 (Buck, D.) 598-9 (Dean, G.) 305 (Flavelle, G.) 33 (McFadyen, S.) 194
• Accessibility, access by disabled persons (Tannen, L.) 340
• Costs of education, impact on students (Onischak, B.) 406
• Courses and programs, graduation rate (Coxson, D.) 65
• Distance education (Bloy) 595
• Funding
  • core funding for institutions (Mealey, R.) 560
  • funding (Coxson, D.) 65-7 (Matten, J.) 488 (Penner) 66 (Shaw, M.) 446-7 (Sultan) 66
  • funding for capital projects (McFadyen, S.) 195 (Penner) 593
  • funding for small colleges (Larsen, G.) 43
  • funding for university colleges (Bassford, H.) 243 (Burt, K.) 309-11 (MacPhail) 243
  • funding levels (Bray) 183 (Clift, R.) 182-3 (Johansen, L.) 424-5 (McFadyen, S.) 194-6 (McKay, V.) 419
  • funding levels, relationship between funding levels and performance of economy (Clift, R.) 182-3
  • multi-year funding for educational institutions (Finlayson, J.) 199
  • need (Friedman, T.) 141
• Role in knowledge-based economy (Clift, R.) 181 (Kvakic, K.) 488-9 (McFadyen, S.) 194-5
• Scholarships and bursaries, need (Bloy) 560 (Mealey, R.) 560
• Service levels (Jarvis, F.) 59
• Student financial assistance
  • accessibility (Elder, K.) 258 (Mayencourt) 235, 258 (Walls, C.) 234-5
  • eligibility (Elder, K.) 257 (Krueger) 257
  • student loans (Beasley, S.) 525 (Penner) 524-5
• System
  • current state of B.C. system (Clift, R.) 181-2 (Coxson, D.) 65-6 (Shaw, M.) 446 (Sultan) 66
  • public system (Friedman, T.) 141-2
• Tuition
  • fees (Bassford, H.) 242-3 (Beasley, S.) 524-5 (Bloy) 196-7, 243, 599 (Buck, D.) 599 (Clift, R.) 182 (Coxson, D.) 66 (Elder, K.) 256-8 (Klassen-Roth, S.) 321-2 (Kvakic, K.) 488-9 (McAthy, K.) 599 (MacPhail) 66-7 (Mayencourt) 258 (Penner) 321-2 (Sultan) 66, 525
  • fees, impact on accessibility of post-secondary education (Chong) 106 (McFadyen, S.) 194-7 (McKay, V.) 419
  • fees, review (Chong) 196
  • free tuition for medical and technology students (Morton, K.) 574
  • tuition freeze (Burt, K.) 310-1 (Lettinga, M.) 105-6 (Lilburn, R.) 312 (Mayencourt) 312 (Walls, C.) 234
  • tuition freeze, continuation (Mealey, R.) 559-61
  • variable levels based on family income (Mealey, R.) 561 (Penner) 561
Potter, Brenda
• Presentation to committee 375-7
• Budgets, balanced budgets, timeline for balanced budget 376
• Civil service, employees, staffing reductions, impact on communities 375-6
• Education, funding, funding levels 376
• Government
  • ministries, budget reductions, impact on programs and services 376
  • revenues, revenue sources 376
  • salaries, cost of salaries of deputy ministers and ministers 376
• Health care, funding, funding levels 376
• Nelson, economy 375-7
• Pharmacare program, funding issues 376
• Taxation, tax reductions, reductions 376
Poverty
• Child poverty (St. Thomas, P.) 384
• Poverty in B.C. (Bramhill, V.) 635 (Critchley, D.) 316
Power, Angela
• Presentation to committee 494-5
• Government, ministries, budget reductions, impact on local economy 494-5
Premier's Economic Advisory Council
• Role (Rogers, S.) 245
Prince George, B.C. See also witness Kinsley, Colin
• Presentation to committee 78-80
• Capital projects (Scott, C.) 93
• Civil service employees, role (Greenley, J.) 73-5 (Krauseneck, A.) 87 (MacPhail) 74 (Muirhead, T.) 91 (Scarrow, R.) 89-90
• Economy, current conditions (Hannah, M.) 82
• Employment standards branch See Skills Development and Labour, Ministry of
• Forests ministry district office See Forests, Ministry of
• Government programs and services, reductions, impact on community (Bhullar) 90 (Krauseneck, A.) 87-9 (MacPhail) 90 (Scarrow, R.) 89-90
• Municipal programs and services, strategic service delivery program (Kinsley, C.) 79
Prince George Development Corporation See also witnesses Calder, Lorne; Scott, Charles
• Presentation to committee 93-4
• Position on determination of changes to government programs and services (Scott, C.) 93-4
Prince George Gymnastics Society
• Operations (Muirhead, T.) 91
Prince George Regional Hospital, Prince George, B.C.
• Funding (Hufty, H.) 75-6
Prince Rupert, B.C.
• College construction project (Johnson, B.) 624-5
• Cruise industry (Denton, B.) 654 (Krueger) 646 (Stevenson, S.) 644-6
• Economic conditions (Eidsvik, O.) 647
• Economic development (Bellefontaine, S.) 638 (Denton, B.) 653-4 (Johnson, B.) 624 (Prystay, V.) 630-3 (Silversides, D.) 629-30
• Programs and services for children with disabilities (Hansen, N.) 626
• Shipping industry (Denton, B.) 653-4 (Mayencourt) 645 (Silversides, D.) 629-30 (Stevenson, S.) 643-6
Prince Rupert Economic Development Commission See also witness Prystay, Victor
• Presentation to committee 630-3
Prince Rupert Port Authority See also witness Stevenson, Shaun
• Presentation to committee 643-6
Probation See Corrections system
Property tax See Real property tax
Property transfer tax
• Elimination or reduction (Chong) 54 (Smith, L.) 54
Prouse, Dennis
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Insurance Bureau of Canada 530-4
• Automobiles, insurance, competition in provision of automobile insurance 530-4
• Insurance Corporation of B.C.
  • fiscal performance 530-1
  • history of corporation 531
  • investments 531-2
  • taxation 531
• Insurance industry
  • industry in B.C. 531-4
  • investment by industry 531-2
  • taxation 531
• U.S., September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, impact on insurance industry 533-4
Provincial emergency program
• Role and funding needs (McLeod, B.) 612-4 (Mayencourt) 614
Prystay, Victor
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Prince Rupert Economic Development Commission 630-3
• Aquaculture industry, expansion of industry in B.C. 631
• B.C., northern and rural B.C.
  • aquaculture moratorium on north coast 631
  • investment in infrastructure 632
• Forest industry, industry in B.C., current state of industry 631
• Freightliner Corporation, relocation from Kelowna to Portland 631, 633
• Indians, treaty negotiations, process 631
• Oil and gas industry, moratorium on offshore drilling, lifting of moratorium 631-3
• Prince Rupert, economic development 630-3
• Skeena Cellulose Inc., future of company 631-2
• Taxation, tax reductions, reductions 630-1
Public debt
• Current levels (Gibbons, M.) 364 (Kerr) 416 (Krueger) 364, 598 (Lekstrom) 364 (Penner) 598 (Stoeckly, T.) 262
• Debt management
  • debt management program (Eidsvik, O.) 647
  • debt reduction (Wickstrom, T.) 457
  • long-term debt management (Carle-Thiesson, B.) 518-9 (Downie, B.) 27 (Hayes, W.) 452-3 (Mayencourt) 519
• Deficit
  • annual deficit surplus, reporting (Downie, B.) 27
  • B.C. Liberal Party position (Bhullar) 133 (Kerr) 133 (Mundeling, S.) 132-3
  • impact on investment climate (Greene, J.) 374
• History of public debt in Canada (Vinden, R.) 545-7
• Interest payments on debt (Krueger) 636
• Paydown of debt
  • debt management legislation (Finlayson, J.) 198
  • debt management plan (Rees, R.) 192
  • paydown (Kerr) 362 (Krueger) 351 (Purdy, C.) 414
  • timeline for paydown of debt (Evans, K.) 215 (Kerr) 210 (Mayencourt) 209 (Rezac, D.) 210-1
Public health See also Health care
• Protection measures, government role (Seltenrich, R.) 595-7
• Public health programs, role (Seltenrich, R.) 595
Public Safety and Solicitor General, Ministry of
• Budget reductions, impact on justice system (Engh, G.) 254-5
Public sector/public service See Civil service
Public-private partnerships See Business; Infrastructure; topics under Government
Puga, Sheila
• Presentation to committee 202-3
• B.C. Benefits program, legislation governing program, amendment to provisions re medical goods, services and supplies 202
• Finance and Government Services Committee, witnesses, disclosure of place of employment 203
• Government
  • ministries, budget reductions, impact on social services 202-3
  • programs and services, reductions, impact on low-income earners 202-3
• Income assistance, disability benefits, nutritional supplement allowances 202-3
• Taxation, tax reductions, impact on low-income earners 203
Purcell Wilderness Conservancy
• Access to timber in area (Purdy, C.) 415
Purdy, Carmen
• Presentation to committee 413-7
• B.C. Conservation Foundation, funding 416
• B.C. Liberal Party government, implementation of initiatives 413
• B.C. Wildlife Federation, history 413
• Civil service, employees, early retirement packages 415
• Coal industry, industry in B.C., impact of environmental protection policies 415-6
• Economy, B.C. economy, government action to address economic conditions 415
• Environment, environmental protection, government policies and regulations, impact on industrial activity 415
• Forest industry
  • forest roads, deactivation 414-5
  • privatization 416
• Government, fiscal planning and policies, need for financial plan 414
• Habitat conservation trust fund, status of fund 416
• Mining industry, impact of environmental protection policies 415-6
• Public debt, paydown of debt 414
• Purcell Wilderness Conservancy, access to timber in area 415
• Wildlife, conservation and protection, impact of forest roads 415
Purtzki Carle-Thiesson Chartered Accountants See also witness Carle-Thiesson, Barbara
• Presentation to committee 517-9

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