Order in Council 672/1987

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BRITISH COLUMBIA 672 APPROVED AND ORDERED APR. -9.1987 teutenant-Governor EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, VICTORIA A1111987 \t'' . 0145k 4A 7 On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that (a) the appointment of David Parker as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment and Parks and to the Minister of Forests and Lands be rescinded; (b) the appointment of Graham Bruce as Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney General and to the Minister of Transportation and Highways be rescinded; (c) Grnh.a—.; Bruce is appointed to be parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Environment and Parks and to the Minister of Forests and Lands. (d) Jack Weisgerber is appointed to be parliamentary secretary to the Attorney General and to the Minister of Transportation and Highways PROVINCIAL SECRETAR ND P.1I1NSTER OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES PRESIDING MEMBER E EXECUTI COUNCIL (mu' parr is /or adminiwrstiee purposes and is not part o/ the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Constitution Act, section 12.1 Act and section Other (specify) Statutory authority checked by --76s-A7 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1910 APPROVED AND ORDERED NOV. -6.1986 ■ =.-iligittenant-Governor EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, VICTORIA On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that the member of the Lep,f, Assembl 7 listed in Column 2 is appointed to be parliamentary secretary to the member of the Executive Council shown opposite in Column 1 and all previous appointments of parliamentary secretaries are rescinded. Column 1 Column 2 Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Harry DeJong Attorney General Graham Bruce Minister of Continuing Education and Job Training Duane Crandall Minister of Economic Development Norman Jacobsen Minister of Education Larry Chalmers Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources Ivan Messmer Minister of Environment and Parks David Parker Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations John Jansen Minister of Forests and Lands David Parker. Minister of Health Douglas Mowat Minister of Intergovernmental Relations Larry Chalmers Minister of Labour and Consumer Services John Jansen Minister of Municipal Affairs Nick Loenen Provincial Secretary and Minister of Government Services Nick Loenen Minister of Social Services and Housing Douglas Mowat Minister of Tourism, Recreation and Culture Dunne Crandall Minister of Transportation and Highways Graham Bruce PRESIDING MEMBE .CUTIVE COUNCIL (This part is lot administrative purposes and is not part o) the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Constitution Act, section 12.1 Act and section_ Other (Medi?) Statutory satberity checked by _4Z 4,4/ g. aoiseve (ab.tun sad typed es pelmsd mar W Legal Mica) .

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