Consultation sessions, Fall 2006 / British Columbia Electoral Boundaries Commission. --

"During the Fall of 2006, the British Columbia Electoral Boundaries Commission held public consultation sessions within the following list of communities. During each consultation, commissioners made both a power-point slide and video presentation to the members of the public that attended. Following this presentation, those persons attending the consultation had the opportunity to both voice their views on setting electoral district boundaries and to ask questions. By clicking on one of the following listed communities, a summary of what occurred at that particular consultation session can be viewed as well as a transcript of the commissioner's presentation, as well as the accompanying slide and video presentation." -- Commission web index page as viewed Aug. 30, 2007.

Section titles begin: BC-EBC consultation session ....

Each consultation comprised of: Consultation session summary, Transcript of Commissioner's presentation, Slide presentation and video.

Video is common to all consultation sessions.

Campbell River -- Chilliwack -- Coquitlam -- Courtenay -- Cranbrook -- Dawson Creek -- Fort Nelson -- Kamloops -- Kelowna -- Langley -- Maple Ridge -- Masset -- Merritt -- Vancouver (MLAs) -- Victoria (MLAs [1]) -- Victoria (MLAs [2]) -- Nanaimo -- Nelson -- New Westminster -- North Vancouver -- Vancouver (Parties) -- Penticton -- Port Alberni (Council) -- Port Hardy (Council) -- Prince George -- Prince Rupert -- Richmond -- Sechelt -- Smithers -- Surrey -- Terrace -- Vancouver (Public 1) -- Vancouver (Public 2) -- Victoria Public -- Williams Lake.

"During the Fall of 2006, the British Columbia Electoral Boundaries Commission held public consultation sessions within the following list of communities. During each consultation, commissioners made both a power-point slide and video presentation to the members of the public that attended. Following this presentation, those persons attending the consultation had the opportunity to both voice their views on setting electoral district boundaries and to ask questions. By clicking on one of the following listed communities, a summary of what occurred at that particular consultation session can be viewed as well as a transcript of the commissioner's presentation, as well as the accompanying slide and video presentation." -- Commission web index page as viewed Aug. 30, 2007.

BC Royal Commission document scanned by LLBC.

Printed from the Internet.

Electronic copy of video has been linked only once for all the sessions.

See electronic link for LLBC copy of video.