2004 Legislative Session: 5th Session, 37th Parliament
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ORDERS OF THE DAY -- Continued
No. 19 -- Monday, March 1, 2004 -- 2 p.m.
Schedule D
PRIVATE MEMBERS' TIME
(Monday morning only)
PRIVATE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS (STANDING ORDER 25A)
PUBLIC BILLS IN THE HANDS OF PRIVATE MEMBERS
ADJOURNED DEBATE PRIVATE MEMBERS' MOTIONS
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- 3 Mr. Cobb moved--
- Be it resolved that this House supports initiatives to promote the safety of Canadian beef and to the reopening of the world's borders to our beef products. (Mr. McKay adjourned the debate.)
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- 21 Ms. McMahon moved--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of access to broadband technology to the economic development of rural communities. (Ms. Trumper adjourned the debate.)
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- 67 Ms. Trumper moved--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the need to work with Aboriginal
communities to improve the high school completion rate for Aboriginal students,
and to promote the pursuit of post-secondary education among Aboriginal youth.
(Mr. Wilson adjourned the debate.)
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- 83 Ms. Locke moved--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the positive impacts of team sports on children in developing self-esteem and in teaching life-long healthy habits. (Mr. Manhas adjourned the debate.)
PRIVATE MEMBERS' MOTIONS ON NOTICE
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- 1 Mr. Belsey to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the tremendous potential of the
oil and natural gas sector in British Columbia and supports exploring all
opportunities to expand this sector.
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- 2 Mr. Chutter to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the importance of private property
rights to the development of a strong, sustainable economy.
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- 4 Ms. McMahon to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of a sound transportation
infrastructure to the economy of British Columbia.
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- 5 Mr. Visser to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that a healthy and vibrant forest
industry is the key to preserving quality of life in BC's rural communities.
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- 6 Mr. Nijjar to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourages businesses and unions to recognize
their common goals and work in partnership for greater production.
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- 7 Ms. Locke to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the value of bridging private charities
with government programs to build and strengthen communities throughout the
province.
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- 8 Mr. Krueger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House acknowledge the importance of expanding markets
in Asia to the future of producers in Heartlands communities.
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- 9 Mr. Sultan to move--
- Be it resolved that this House supports a tax structure that encourages
investment, attracts and retains highly skilled professionals, and delivers
job opportunities for all British Columbians.
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- 10 Mr. Mayencourt to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of AIDS and HIV
prevention programs in the `at risk' communities in British Columbia.
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- 11 Ms. Trumper to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize that the settlement of First Nations
treaties as an opportunity to create lasting stability and economic opportunity
for all British Columbians.
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- 12 Mr. Wong to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize that British Columbia continues
to be a leader in the field of alternative energy, such as wind and fuels
cells to improve environmental conditions.
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- 13 Mr. Bloy to move--
- Be it resolved that this House supports the right of students not to have
their mandatory student fees used by university and college student societies
to wage partisan political campaigns by making the payment of student fees
optional.
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- 14 Mr. Bray to move--
- Be it resolved that this House supports the review of federal tax laws in
order to encourage new investment in the renovation of existing rental properties
and the development of new market rental property.
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- 15 Mr. Nijjar to move--
- Be it resolved that the House recognizes the importance of respecting taxpayers'
dollars by requiring accountability from societies and organizations receiving
public funds.
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- 16 Mr. Hawes to move--
- Be it resolved that this House calls on the federal government to act in
good faith to remove the threat of flooding by allowing the ecologically-responsible
removal of gravel from the Fraser River and its tributaries.
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- 17 Mr. Krueger to move--
- Be it resolved that the House recognize the tremendous value of the 2010
Winter Olympics and 2006 World Junior Hockey Championships will have in promoting
youth participation in athletics and healthy lifestyles.
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- 18 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that informal and formal volunteer
programs are important in encouraging our citizens to care for and share with
each other while participating in the community.
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- 19 Mr. Cobb to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the importance of finding new
and creative ways to deal with the pine beetle infestation in this province
and promote the benefits of the value-added sector in salvaging infested timber.
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- 20 Mr. Hawes to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of eliminating administrative
duplication in the health care sector and redirecting those funds towards
direct patient care.
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- 22 Mr. Wilson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House continues to recognize the vital role that
transportation links have for rural communities.
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- 23 Mr. Long to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the importance of efforts to relocate
wildlife from populated areas.
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- 24 Mr. Sultan to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize British Columbia's potential of
once again attaining its status of one of Canada's `Have' provinces through
continued fiscal responsibility and development of a hospitable investment
climate.
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- 25 Mr. K. Stewart to move--
- Be it resolved that this House supports the preservation of the Codd Island
Wetlands and encourages the Federal Government to commit to saving one of
the last undeveloped fen wetlands in the Lower Mainland.
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- 26 Mr. Krueger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize that sport and recreation freshwater
fishermen have a valuable economic impact in our province.
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- 27 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that the House recognize the importance of a focus on life's
stages of development is important from conception to birth, from infant to
child, from child to youth, from youth to adult, from adult to senior.
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- 28 Mr. Hayer to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of volunteers in
the community.
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- 29 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that the House recognize that a social plan for a community
is as important as an economic or environmental plan.
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- 30 Mr. Lekstrom to move--
- Be it resolved that this House acknowledge the important role that agriculture
plays in meeting the fiscal needs of British Columbia and the support the
sector provides to communities throughout B.C.
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- 31 Mr. R. Stewart to move--
- Be it resolved that this House acknowledges the value of French immersion
and French language programs in British Columbia's public schools.
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- 32 Mr. Manhas to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the growth potential of the high
tech sector in BC, and seeks to foster its development through the Premier's
Technology Council.
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- 33 Mr. Wilson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House support the development of a value added
beef industry to assist BC ranchers expand and grow in the face of present
adversity.
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- 34 Mr. Masi to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the importance of Internet learning
for students as they prepare to succeed in today's global economies.
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- 35 Mr. Hawes to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the need for new and innovative
approaches to encouraging British Columbia's traditional resource industries
of mining, forestry, fishing and agriculture alongside of new economic generators
of technology, tourism and retail.
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- 36 Mr. Belsey to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the benefits of developing an integrated
provincial rail tourism line for the economic health of the province.
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- 37 Mr. Masi to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the ecological diversity of Burns
Bog, and is committed to protecting the integrity of this area.
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- 38 Mr. Hunter to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourage the use of roundabouts to increase
traffic safety.
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- 39 Ms. Locke to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the challenges of growing communities
and the need for flexible physical and social infrastructure.
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- 40 Mr. Sultan to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that British Columbia's health
care system must meet the needs of an aging population.
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- 41 Mr. Wong to move--
- Be it resolved that the provincial government supports efforts to develop
its connection with the Asian Pacific countries with respect to technology
transfer, tourism, trade relations, education and culture.
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- 42 Mr. Bloy to move--
- Be it resolved that this House calls on the Canada Pension Plan Investment
Board to acknowledge in its hiring practices and private equity investment
mandate the fact that thirty per cent of the contributions to the Canada Pension
Plan are held by the workers and pensioners of British Columbia and Alberta.
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- 43 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House believes that respect for and support of
persons with mental, social and physical challenges leads to both healthier
individuals and a healthier society.
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- 44 Mr. Lekstrom to move--
- Be it resolved that this House support the concept of regional policing
and recognize funding inequities throughout British Columbia.
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- 45 Mr. Visser to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the tremendous potential an off-shore
oil and gas industry will have on ensuring coastal communities continue to
thrive along with all other communities of British Columbia.
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- 46 Mr. Suffredine to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the economic and environmental
importance of the working land base and the need to adopt a balanced approach
to its use.
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- 47 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that an understanding of the changing multi-cultural nature
of our community is extremely important to support individual formation and
a spirit of cooperative community development.
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- 48 Mr. Lekstrom to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the importance of transportation
infrastructure to the economic prosperity of rural communities in British
Columbia.
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- 49 Ms. Sahota to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that a healthy and vibrant film
industry in British Columbia is important to economic development.
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- 50 Mr. Long to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourage ways to approach drug and alcohol
addictions as an illness and encourage the treatment of the same.
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- 51 Ms. Trumper to move--
- Be it resolved that this House is committed to improving health care for
British Columbians by working with BC universities to increase the number
of spaces for students in medicine and nursing.
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- 52 Mr. Hunter to move--
- Be it resolved that this House acknowledges and encourages the efforts of
volunteers and local businesses working on downtown revitalization projects
around British Columbia.
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- 53 Mr. Masi to move--
- Be it resolved that this House respect school autonomy while welcoming all
levels of community participation in the education of our children.
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- 54 Mr. Hayer to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of early childhood
education.
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- 55 Mr. Belsey to move--
- Be it resolved that the House encourage the creation and implementation
of rail lines in BC for the purpose of increasing tourism in the North and
creating successful partnerships with other tourist options such as cruise
lines and airlines.
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- 56 Mr. Hawes to move--
- Be it resolved that this House is committed to supporting youth athletics
through such events as the BC Summer Games.
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- 57 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes National Child Day and the role
of the provincial government in promoting a secure and healthy upbringing
for children.
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- 58 Mr. Suffredine to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of studying the
management of daylight savings and the possible benefits of foregoing daylight
savings.
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- 59 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that respect for families and
communities is the basis for a strong province and nation.
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- 60 Mr. Wilson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize that 4-H organizations contribute
to the vitality of our agriculture sector.
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- 61 Mr. Johnston to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that safety and security is of
primary importance to British Columbians and encourages strategies to reduce
youth crime.
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- 62 Ms. Locke to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the efforts of parents and volunteers
who read to children at an early age and the benefits this brings to British
Columbia's social fabric and economy in the long term.
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- 63 Ms. McMahon to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of the economic
benefits of tourism and promotes a cooperative strategy between communities
to maintain and grow the tourism industry along the BC and Alberta border.
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- 64 Mr. Cobb to move--
- Be it resolved that this House continues to recognize the importance of
rehabilitating the existing transportation system in rural BC and strengthening
the infrastructure for remote and resource roads in the province.
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- 65 Mr. Suffredine to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize value and economic contributions
of the fresh water fishery in British Columbia and supports open access of
fresh water lakes for all British Columbians.
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- 66 Ms. Orr to move--
- Be it resolved that this House calls on the federal government to establish
a national program to combat child pornography.
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- 68 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that support for volunteers encourages
both individual and collective responsibility in our society.
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- 69 Ms. Roddick to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the need for all levels of governments
to recognize that dykes and ditches are an important part of our agriculture
system and they safeguard significant urban and agricultural areas in BC.
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- 70 Mr. Hunter to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the need for the Federal Government
to work closely with the BC Government to create more opportunities for commercial
and recreational fishing in BC.
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- 71 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that an appreciation of the relationship
of culture and faith is important to the development of the business and social
life of the community.
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- 72 Ms. Locke to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the contributions of non-profit
organizations and the important role they play keeping our communities safe
and healthy.
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- 73 Mr. Bray to move--
- Be it resolved that this House support the expansion and promotion of the
BC cruise industry.
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- 74 Ms. McMahon to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the economic contributions of backcountry
recreation and adventure tourism and supports the expansion of the industry
throughout rural British Columbia.
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- 75 Mr. Cobb to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the contributions that many cultural
groups have made to the development of resource communities in B.C.
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- 76 Mr. Bloy to move--
- Be it resolved that this House calls upon the province of British Columbia
to ensure that future labour disputes involving ferry services to coastal
communities do not adversely affect the people of this province.
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- 77 Mr. Manhas to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize that a strategic long-term transportation
plan plays an integral role in BC's economic growth and helps create liveable
cities and reduce urban air pollution.
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- 78 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that the variety of faith in our
communities fosters co-operation and development.
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- 79 Mr. Lee to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the important role our schools
play in promoting safety and drug awareness among students in British Columbia.
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- 80 Mr. Krueger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of safe guarding
and protecting British Columbia's fresh water resources by maintaining the
long standing ban on bulk water exports.
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- 81 Mr. Lee to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize that it is the tremendous diversity
of cultures and ethnicities that makes British Columbia uniquely positioned
to compete in today's global economy.
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- 82 Ms. McMahon to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize the importance of long-term care
and assisted living for seniors in rural communites and the importance of
providing options for seniors who wish to maintain their independence.
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- 84 Mr. Anderson to move--
- Be it resolved that encouragement of strong family relationships is a basis
for a healthier society and a means for enriched personal fulfillment.
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- 85 Mr. Sultan to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes that a high quality post-secondary
education system is key to a prosperous economy, healthy population and learned
society.
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- 86 Ms. Locke to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the value of the cultural diversity
in the City of Surrey and cherishes the people and cultures of the 90 different
languages spoken within our School District.
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- 88 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the importance of creating a spirit
of enterprise among present and future business leaders that combine sound
management and ethical practise.
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- 89 Ms. Sahota to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourages multiculturalism in British Columbia
to reflect the fact that the people of British Columbia believe in benefiting
from each other through sharing knowledge, culture and beliefs.
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- 90 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourage youth involvement in public service
and democratic government at an early age.
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- 91 Mr. Penner to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourages the Canadian and American governments
to work together towards a common goal of facilitating the free flow of legitimate
trade and travel across our mutual border.
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- 92 Mr. Hamilton to move--
- Be it resolved that the House recognize the importance of coaches and amateur
sports for youths in promoting healthy and active lifestyles that last a lifetime.
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- 93 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the important role that the B.C.
Film Industry plays in our provincial economy and continues to encourage its
growth throughout the province.
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- 94 Mr. Penner to move--
- Be it resolved that this House calls on the federal government to recognize
the importance of protecting the quality of our airshed, and join the provincial
government, local governments and tens of thousands of Fraser Valley residents
in opposing the proposed Sumas Energy 2 project.
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- 95 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the vital role that the high tech
sector plays in British Columbia's economy, and will continue to help cultivate
its growth within this province.
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- 96 Mr. Hamilton to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the contributions of the men and
women in the Canadian Armed Forces.
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- 97 Mr. Penner to move--
- Be it resolved that this House calls on the federal government to expand
the national DNA databank so all persons convicted of indictable offences
are required to provide samples.
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- 98 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the important role that Youth
Centres and programs play in the reduction of youth crime and violence.
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- 99 Ms. Brenzinger to move--
- Be it resolved that this House celebrate the range of choices students have
in post-secondary education and the positive employment environment created
through partnerships with private sector industry and Universities and Colleges.
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- 100 Mr. MacKay to move--
- Be it resolved that the provincial government supports efforts by the Northwest
Corridor Development Corporation to create a strong transportation route across
the northern portion of our province.
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- 101 Mr. MacKay to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognize mining as an essential British
Columbian industry and support the development of workforce training.
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- 102 Mr. MacKay to move--
- Be it resolved that this House encourages attracting investment for mining
exploration in the Province of BC.
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- 103 Mr. MacKay to move--
- Be it resolved that this House supports increased access to Crown lands
and resources, to create jobs in tourism, mining, forestry, farming, ranching,
and oil and gas.
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- 104 Mr. MacKay to move--
- Be it resolved that this House identifies the need to increase Annual Allowable
Cuts in order that damaged wood may be salvaged in forest districts decimated
by the Mountain Pine beetle epidemic.
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- 105 Ms. Roddick to move--
- Be it resolved that this House recognizes the value of greater provincial
influence over federal fisheries management of the BC wild fishery to increase
revenues and protect jobs.
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- 106 Ms. MacPhail to move--
- Be it resolved that this House affirm its support for the boundaries of
the South Chilcotin Park and the thirteen other protected areas described
in the Lillooet Land and Resource Management Plan as approved in April 2001.
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