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“Along with the Step Code reforms elsewhere in this platform, we will end prescriptive power rules and allow industry to choose appropriate supply, including self-generation.”
“Amend the South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority Act so TransLink cannot put a tax or levy on owning or registering a car.”
“Appoint a Premier’s Advisory Council on Investment.”
“Approve homes in months, not years.”
“Audit the provincial capital plan within six months and restore broad competitive bidding (Part 5).”
“Bring back common-sense forest management, reflecting the unique ecology of each region, restore forest health, and reduce wildfire risk.”
“Build a new George Massey Bridge and abandon the costly tunnel replacement, delivering the transportation capacity families, commuters and businesses need delivered faster than a tunnel and for less money, with more lanes for traffic.”
“Create 24-hour spaces for shift workers and first responders, and encourage child care at or near worksites such as hospitals.”
“Create a refundable BC Children’s Activity Credit that covers up to $500 per child each year for eligible sports, recreation, music, arts and camps.”
“Cut agricultural red tape to lower grocery bills and unleash our farmers.”
“Cut construction taxes and charges.”
“Cut outside consultants and contracts.”
“Cut red tape back to 2017 levels by the end of the first term, introduce a “one-in, two-out” law and legislate firm project approval timelines.”
“Cut the Contingencies Vote from $5 billion to $4 billion to $3 billion – ultimately, $1 billion below what the NDP budgeted last year – moving the expected cost of wildfire and signed wage settlements into ministry base budgets, where British Columbians can see them, and reporting every draw on what remains. $2 billion a year from 2027/28.”
“Cut your income tax immediately.”
“Double natural gas production by 2032 and triple it by 2035.”
“Double the Playground Equipment Program to $10 million a year, to help 50 schools replace aging playground equipment each year.”
“End the existing “safe supply” approach and redirect the focus to prevention, treatment and recovery; enforce safety and drug rules in hospitals, shelters and supportive housing, and expand the use of drug courts.”
“End the zero-emission vehicle sales quota and you choose the vehicle that works for your family and work.”
“Exempt productive capital from PST for three years, including taxable machinery, equipment and business software purchased or leased.”
“Freeze administrative and management hiring and leave positions unfilled as people retire or move on.”
“Freeze hiring outside the front line.”
“Identify unnecessary regulations, from any level of government, that delay or stop high-quality child care spaces from being opened where they are needed.”
“Implement a recovery-oriented system of care.”
“Implement an Anti-Extortion Action Plan with specialized investigators and clear reporting and protection pathways for threatened businesses and families.”