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Subject matters added through an Lobbying Activity Report:
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Encourage the government to become engaged in the current labour negotiations between Western Pacific Marine and BCGEU which results in a fair and equitable collective bargaining agreement that addresses safety in the workplace, monetary conditions that are conducive to the current economics in British Columbia.
We request that the government start the process to make the inland ferry system fall under the government of British Columbia versus a private contractor. As the Interior highways within British Columbia are a significant part of the transportation system in the province. It is crucial from a safety and economical perspective that these inland ferries be managed and operated by the province of British Columbia and not a private contractor.
  • Decision by the Executive Council or a member of the Executive Council to have the private sector instead of the Crown provide goods or services to the government of British Columbia or a Provincial entity
Infrastructure, Transportation