Submissions

At this stage, the CBABC position is that the case for fundamental changes including statutory abrogation of the rights of injured citizens to full and fair compensation, because of uncontrollable costs has not been established. What has been established, however, is that the number of accidents occurring each year has been steadily increasing. The solution to that problem, however, is to look at and deal head-on with the causes of those increases.

This Submission has been prepared on short timelines in order to provide feedback on some of the more significant changes that are proposed to the Civil Resolution Tribunal Act.

The CBABC will not support any system that limits full recovery and will be vocal in its opposition to any move by government toward that end.

Issued by the Special Committee of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Law Section.

The CBABC is pleased to provide these submissions in response to the government’s request regarding feedback to potential changes to ICBC’s rate structure.

The CBABC is pleased to provide this submission in response to the government’s request for feedback on BC's first poverty reduction strategy.

On Dec 20, 2017, CBABC President Bill Veenstra wrote to the Hon. Jody Wilson-Raybould regarding the current complement of Supreme Court judges in BC.

CBABC encourages the government to implement changes that will preserve the rights of British Columbians, reduce accidents and injuries, and improve the rate of recovery from injury.

The CBABC's Labour Section Executive is grateful for the opportunity to participate in consultation with the Government as it takes steps towards the timely re-introduction of a Human Rights Commission.

Sent on Nov 17, 2017