Der Gesetzentwurf des MLA von Kelowna zur Aufhebung des BC-Menschenrechtskodex wurde schnell abgelehnt
https://www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna/600905/Kelowna-MLA-s-bill-to-repeal-BC-Human-Rights-Code-quickly-voted-down
Der Gesetzentwurf des MLA von Kelowna zur Aufhebung des BC-Menschenrechtskodex wurde schnell abgelehnt
https://www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna/600905/Kelowna-MLA-s-bill-to-repeal-BC-Human-Rights-Code-quickly-voted-down
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>“Repealing the Human Rights Code would mean a woman could be paid less just because she’s a woman, a family could be denied housing because of the colour of their skin, and a person of faith could be fired over their religion,” said Niki Sharma, Attorney General, in a release.
>“This bill would quite literally legalize all forms of discrimination, and the B.C. Conservatives couldn’t muster the courage to stand against it.”
However,
>The BC Conservative caucus voted in support.
On the other hand, Boultbee provides a strong example of someone with some integrity acknowledging that the company they kept was a problem, and then taking appropriate steps not only to distance themselves from those persons but also to make it easier to remove those persons from power.
I wonder what whoever wins the BC Conservative leadership will decide to do about Armstrong/Brodie. There’s a certain school of thought which would seek to get them recalled, and there is another which would seek to readmit them to caucus. The current leadership seems to be on the recall side, but that could change.
I believe April is when MLAs can possibly start getting recalled
Pretty sure there’s been campaigns to get her and Dallas recalled over the past year now