Questions, speeches, legislation and debates from the floor of the Legislative Assembly. This is the work behind the headlines, and it should be easy for constituents to find.
Bill M 232 was introduced to put basic long-term-care information into public view: waitlists, wait times, hospital patients waiting for placement, hospice capacity, deaths while waiting for care and access to home support.
“You cannot fix what you do not measure.”
British Columbians deserve to know whether long-term-care capacity is keeping pace with need and how long families are being asked to wait. The bill would require health authorities and the minister to report on long-term-care waitlists and require a public plan to improve timely access to care.
Legislative clips are hosted on the Brennan Day MLA YouTube channel so they remain fast and reliable on every device. This page will be progressively organized into a searchable record by subject.
Direct questions to government on healthcare, affordability, public safety and provincial accountability.
Long-term care, emergency departments, primary care, seniors' services and health-system performance.
Bills, motions and debates on the broader issues facing British Columbia.
The video is useful, but the official record matters. Major pieces of legislative work will link back to the bill text, Hansard and Legislative Assembly records so you can read the source for yourself.
Private members’ bills and substantive proposals brought forward in the House.
The official transcript of speeches and debate, linked directly from featured legislative work.
Correspondence to ministers and agencies, including responses where publication is appropriate.
