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BC Ballot / How did my MLA vote? / Motion M 203, 43rd Parliament, 2nd Session

Motion M 203

A motion under which the House affirms that an independent officer of the Legislature should oversee the merit principle in the BC public service.

Under the Public Service Act a merit commissioner audits appointments to the BC public service and reviews certain dismissals. Bill 2, the Budget Measures Implementation Act, 2026, dissolves that office: it repeals the sections on appointing the commissioner, on those audits and reviews, and on the commissioner's power to summon people and records, and makes the head of the BC Public Service Agency the merit commissioner instead. Motion M 203, moved on March 12, 2026, asked the House to affirm that an independent officer of the Legislature should oversee the merit principle.

Mover
Tony LuckPrivate member's motion
Subject
Elections and the Legislature
As printed
Order Paper

Motion defeated

March 31, 2026. The vote was 45 to 46.

Votes and Proceedings · Hansard

By party

Who voted for and against

For (45)

Against (46)

Did not vote (2)

The record names only who voted for and who voted against. It does not say why anyone is missing.

Sources

Conservative is the Conservative Party of British Columbia, the label the Legislative Assembly uses.