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| | Hansard -- Thursday, July 28, 1977 -- Afternoon Sitting |
 | | In this same article that was brought to my attention this morning, in the Vancouver Province, we have His Worship Mayor Jack Volrich saying: "We expected to be consulted, and find it regrettable that the provincial government chose to ignore the municipalities in setting up this bureaucracy." They have not even been consulted. |
 | | Chairman, talking in basic principles, I think it's unlikely that the public or, indeed, employers, would have much confidence in a system that when the authority decides that in a case where the workers have to be re-employed.... |
 | | As this letter in the Colonist of July 15 pointed out, Jack Kehoe, a member of the board of directors of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association, in discussion on CBC radio, said that problems were being caused by a critical shortage of human rights officers who administer the Code in British Columbia. |
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