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Public safety
What each government promised and decided on public safety. Promises are quoted word for word; a decision appears here once a person has reviewed and approved its link to a promise.
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What each government promised and decided on public safety. Promises are quoted word for word; a decision appears here once a person has reviewed and approved its link to a promise.
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“A Nuanced and Cautious Approach to AI in Schools – OneCity will adopt a learner-centered harm reduction approach to AI that recognizes the opportunities and true risks of using AI at a young age.”
“Ban open-air hard drug use in public spaces”
“Better Life-Saving Support – We will follow an evidence-based, Four Pillars response to our drug poisoning emergency by expanding voluntary treatment and recovery programs, crisis response, and public education about substance use.”
“Create an Office of Community Safety to better coordinate City services”
“Cut the Sex Worker Safety Planning Position created following the 2012 Pickton Commission”
Recorded votes coming soon. Council motions and bylaws will appear here once Vancouver City Council meeting minutes are imported, each with the official vote of every member.
“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.”
“We will establish sustainable fish and wildlife population objectives; dedicate licence and tag revenue to an independent fish and wildlife commission; put more conservation officers in the field; and enact a made-in-BC species-at-risk law so BC habitat decisions are made here rather than imposed by Ottawa.”
“We will increase enforcement by 1,000 new law enforcement officers, including police, prosecutors, sheriffs, judges, and support staff and increase peace officer authorities to enforce the law strictly from street crime to organized gangs and money laundering.”
“We will move from “safe supply” to care and recovery, connecting people to treatment and support, with public safety and care working together on the response.”
Bill tracking coming soon. Each bill will appear here with its stage (first reading to royal assent) and the recorded division votes from the BC Legislature's official record.