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Recommendation 190:
More doctors and nurses, and especially more Indigenous healthcare professionals.
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Recommendation 4:
Leveraging results from a provincial self-review of fossil fuel subsidies for effective provincial planning. BC can develop a timeline and implement an action plan to phase out fossil fuel subsidies and develop alternative policies that achieve provincial priorities without incentivizing the consumption or production of polluting fuels.
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Recommendation 68:
Increased transparency from government organizations on the recovery plan.
Recommendation 30:
Increased mental health services that are pro-active with a focus on self-care and safety plans, including access to online programs and supports.
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Recommendation 25:
Increase investment and support for community health centres throughout B.C.
Recommendation 62:
Increase funding to the Human Rights Tribunal to stop extensive delays and restore service levels.
Recommendation 61:
Increase funding for family law legal aid, raise the income cut-off for eligibility, and significantly increase the number of hours available per case.
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Recommendation 41:
Increase base funding to colleges and universities by at least $200 million starting in the 2020/21 year.
Recommendation 32:
In consultation with experts, including human rights law organizations, trauma specialists, and people with lived experience, the Province of British Columbia should adopt a standardized tool and training protocol for conducting “stigma audits” of current laws, policies, and regulations in BC, and to inform the development of new laws, policies, and regulations.
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Recommendation 13:
Implement stigma auditing within all provincial ministries to address stigma in service delivery throughout government.
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