Northern MLAs Part of Failed Attempt to Delay Controversial NDP FOI Bill
Bill 9 passed second reading with 48 yeas after a filibuster, as the government says it will modernize freedom of information rules.
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Politicians were up all night debating B.C.’s Bill 9. Why does it matter so much?
On Wednesday, the B.C. Conservative Party introduced a hoist motion to delay Bill 9 — which makes changes to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act — by six months to allow for public consultation on the changes.
B.C.’s FOI bill passes 2nd reading following hours-long filibuster
The provincial government’s freedom of information bill is moving forward despite a filibuster that kept MLAs in the house until nearly 4 a.m. Thursday. House leader Mike Farnworth acknowledged Thursday afternoon that it was a late night. “In terms of managing the house time, one of the tools I have is to say, ‘OK, you want to talk?’ … So when we come to the normal adjourn time, I make a motion that allows the house to continue sitting until we …
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