Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities

  • Home
  • Menu
    About
    About AVICC
    AVICC Members
    Elected Executive
    2025/26 Executive Meeting Schedule
    Executive Minutes
    Bylaws
    Executive Policies
    Life Members
    Events
    2026 Victoria – April 24-26
    2026 Accommodations
    2025 Sponsors
    Future AGM & Conventions
    Past Conventions
    2025 Nanaimo – April 11-13
    2024 Victoria – April 12-14
    2023 Nanaimo – April 14-16
    2022 Victoria – April 1-3
    2021 Virtual AGM and Convention
    2021 Executive Candidates
    2021 Resolution Recorded Speeches
    2021 Resolution Background Information
    2021 Sponsors
    2020 Virtual AGM
    2019 Convention – April 12-14
    2018 Convention – April 13-15
    2017 Convention – April 7-9
    2016 Nanaimo – April 8-10
    2015 AGM & Convention
    2014 AGM & Convention
    2013 AGM & Convention
    2012 AGM & Convention
    Past Convention Materials
    Resources
    Resources
    AVICC Special Committees
    Solid Waste Committee
    Solid Waste Videos
    Reports and Presentations
    Representatives on External Groups
    AGM Minutes
    Annual Reports
    Resolutions Database
    Resolutions & Responses
    Policy Papers
    Updates
    Updates
    Correspondence and Advocacy
    What’s New
    Related Links
    Sending Information
  • Contact

2024 R07 – Urging Legal Action for Constitutional Accountability: Addressing Provincial Failures in Healthcare, Criminal Rehabilitation, and Public Safety Responsibilities

  • Year: 2024
  • # R07
  • Langford

Resolutions / Resolutions Database / 2024 R07 – Urging Legal Action for Constitutional Accountability: Addressing Provincial Failures in Healthcare, Criminal Rehabilitation, and Public Safety Responsibilities

Resources
AVICC Special Committees
Solid Waste Committee
Solid Waste Videos
Reports and Presentations
Representatives on External Groups
AGM Minutes
Annual Reports
Resolutions Database
Resolutions & Responses
Policy Papers

Whereas the Province, as outlined in the Constitution Act, 1867, bears constitutional responsibilities for essential services, including healthcare, including mental healthcare, and the administration of justice, including the administration of criminal rehabilitation through prisons;

And whereas it is observed that the Province has failed to adequately fulfill these constitutional responsibilities, resulting in an ineffectual and inequitable downshift of the associated responsibilities and costs to municipalities, particularly impacting their ability to address social issues related to healthcare, mental health care, and public safety:

Therefore be it resolved that AVICC and UBCM direct its members to explore the viability of initiating a legal proceeding against the Province to address the failure of the Province to meet its constitutional responsibilities, specifically in the areas of healthcare, mental healthcare, and the administration of criminal rehabilitation through correctional facilities, leading to an undue burden on municipalities and compromising public safety.

  • AVICC Decision: Not Endorsed
  • Provincial
  • UBCM Decision: Not Considered
  •  UBCM Response link
The AVICC acknowledges that we are grateful to live, work, and play on the traditional territories of the 
Coast Salish, Nuu-Chah-Nulth and Kwak-Waka’wakw Peoples
  • Home
  • About
  • AGM & Convention
  • Resources
  • Updates
  • Contact

© Copyright 2019 AVICC - Site by Honeycomb Web