Government Correspondence

July 27, 2017

Letter from MLA Leonard Krog

August 25, 2017

Letter from MLA Nicholas Simmons

August 27, 2017

Letter to Attorney General David Eby

November 3, 2017

Statement Released to CTV News by the Attorney General’s Office Stating They Are “Looking at Reforms” (Claims to be Reviewing the Family Compensation Act)

June 19, 2018

Letter to Attorney General David Eby

June 26, 2018

Letter to Premier Horgan and Attorney General David Eby

July 30, 2018

Letter from Attorney General David Eby (Refusal to Review the Family Compensation Act or Meet to Discuss)

October 9, 2019

Meeting with Minister Eby in Victoria – (Asked for Updated Legislative Recommendations and Stated Would Likely Get to Modernizing in the Spring 2020 Legislative Session)

October 23, 2019

Presentation to NDP Caucus and BC Wrongful Death Law Reform Society Introduction to the Legislature During Question Period by Minister Eby

March 9, 2020

Legislative Recommendations letter to Attorney General David Eby (No Direct Response Regarding Legislative Recommendations. BC NDP Thereafter Release Statement That There are “Diverging Views” About the Value of Human Life in BC and “No Decisions Have Been Made”)

September 22, 2020

Email Sent to Attorney General Minister David Eby

October 1, 2020

Email Sent to David Eby’s NDP Campaign Email Address (No Response / Refusal to Go on Record About Modernizing BC’s Wrongful Death Laws)

October 15, 2020

Email to Attorney General David Eby; Premier John Horgan; and MLAs Adrian Dix, Janet Routledge, Rachna Singh, Bowinn Ma, Katrina Chen, Andrew Wilkinson, Michael Lee, Sonia Furstenau, and Don Wilson (No response from John Horgan, David Eby, or Any BC NDP Candidates – Refusal to Provide Position on Reforming Family Compensation Act Prior to the Election)

December 21, 2020

Attorney General Minister Eby Releases Statement to Media “It’s a priority for me as attorney general to address it in this mandate of our government. And I look forward to doing that and it will be the memory of people like Natasha that makes that happen,” (What Was Once Never, Then Became Spring 2020, Then Became Never, Then Has Become Potentially 2024)

In the meantime, how many more people will need to die from the same preventable wrongful deaths?

How many more families will have their lives ruined without access to justice while the NDP bides its time without any commitment to a timeline in implementing the modern first class legislation that the BC Wrongful Death Law Society has proposed in the Wrongful Death Accountability Act?