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Oop-2012-00793 . Page 1 OOP-2012-00793 Page 2 OOP-2012-00793 Page 3 OOP-2012-00793 S15 Page 4 OOP-2012-00793 Page 5 OOP-2012-00793 Page 6 OOP-2012-00793 Page 7 OOP-2012-00793 S15 Page 8 OOP-2012-00793 Page 9 OOP-2012-00793 Page 10 OOP-2012-00793 The Honourable Christy Clark Premier of British Columbia and The Members of the Executive Council request the pleasure of the company of «Prefix» «FirstName» «LastName» at the farewell of the 28th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Their Honours, The Honourable Steven L. Point and Mrs. Gwendolyn Point on Thursday, November 1, 2012, at 3:30 p.m. in the Lower Rotunda at the Parliament Buildings Victoria, British Columbia RSVP to the Office of Protocol at [email protected] by October 31, 2012 Dress: Business Attire Page 11 OOP-2012-00793 Farewell of the Lieutenant Governor Ceremony Thursday, November 1, 2012 Guest List Attending Keith Archer Ph.D. Ms. Donna Barnett, M.L.A. Chief Electoral Officer of BC Cariboo - Chilcotin Parliamentary Secretary for Rural Communities to the Minister Community, Sport and Cultural Development The Honourable Patrick Bell The Honourable Stephanie Cadieux Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Minister of Children and Family Development Minister Responsible for Labour Mr. Ron Cantelon, M.L.A. Mr. Raj Chouhan, M.L.A. Parksville-Qualicum Burnaby - Edmonds Mr. Murray Coell, M.L.A. The Honourable Rich Coleman Saanich North and the Islands Minister of Energy, Mines and Natural Gas and Minister Responsible for Housing and Deputy Premier The Honourable Michael de Jong Q.C. Mr. Adrian Dix, M.L.A. Minister of Finance and House Leader Vancouver-Kingsway Leader of the Official Opposition John Doyle Mr. Eric Foster, M.L.A. and Mrs. Janice Foster, Derek Auditor General of BC and Marjorie Allan Vernon-Monashee Paul Fraser Q.C. Mr. Guy Gentner, M.L.A. Conflict of Interest Commissioner of BC Delta North Mr. Jamie Hammond and Mrs. Fern Hammond Mr. Colin Hansen, M.L.A. Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor Vancouver-Quilchena Government House Mr. Dave Hayer, M.L.A. Mr. Douglas Horne, M.L.A. Surrey-Tynehead Coquitlam-Burke Mountain Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Ms. Vicki Huntington, M.L.A. Ms. Carole James, M.L.A. Delta South Victoria-Beacon Hill Ms. Maurine Karagianis, M.L.A. Mr. Leonard Krog, M.L.A. Esquimalt-Royal Roads Nanaimo Mr. Kevin Krueger, M.L.A. The Honourable Dr. Terry Lake Kamloops-South Thompson Minister of Environment Mr. Harry Lali, M.L.A. Mr. Richard T. Lee, M.L.A. Fraser - Nicola Burnaby North Parliamentary Secretary for Asia Pacific to the Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training Gary Lenz Mr. Herb LeRoy Sergeant-at-Arms Former Exec. Director and Personal Secretary to Legislative Assembly of BC His Honour The Honourable Norm Letnick Stan Lowe Minister of Agriculture Police Complaint Commissioner of BC Page 1 of 3 Page 12 OOP-2012-00793 Farewell of the Lieutenant Governor Ceremony Thursday, November 1, 2012 Guest List The Honourable Dr. Margaret MacDiarmid The Honourable Don McRae Minister of Health Minister of Education Mr. Pat Pimm, M.L.A. The Honourable Mary Polak Peace River North Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Ms. Lana Popham, M.L.A. Ms. Linda Reid, M.L.A. Saanich South Richmond East Mr. Doug Routley, M.L.A. Kate Ryan-Lloyd Nanaimo-North Cowichan Deputy Clerk and Clerk of Committees Legislative Assembly of BC Mr. Nicholas Simons, M.L.A. Mr. Shane Simpson, M.L.A. Powell River-Sunshine Coast Vancouver-Hastings Mr. John Slater, M.L.A. Fiona Spencer Boundary - Similkameen Merit Commissioner of BC The Honourable Ben Stewart The Honourable Dr. Moira Stilwell Minister of Citizens' Services and Open Minister of Social Development Government The Honourable Steve Thomson Ms. Diane Thorne, M.L.A. Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Coquitlam-Maillardville Operations Ms. Jane Ann Thornthwaite, M.L.A. Mr. John van Dongen, M.L.A. North Vancouver-Seymour Abbotsford South The Honourable Naomi Yamamoto The Honourable John Yap Minister of State for Small Business Minister of Advanced Education, Innovation and Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Technology and Minister Responsible for Ministry responsible for Labour Multiculturalism Regrets Mr. Robin Austin, M.L.A. Mr. Harry Bains, M.L.A. Skeena Surrey-Newton The Honourable Bill Bennett Ms. Dawn Black, M.L.A. Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural New Westminster Development Mr. Harry Bloy, M.L.A. The Honourable Shirley Bond Burnaby - Lougheed Minister of Justice and Attorney General Mr. Jagrup Brar, M.L.A. Kim Carter Surrey-Fleetwood Ombudsperson of BC Mr. Spencer Chandra Herbert, M.L.A. The Honourable Ida Chong Vancouver-West End Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation Ms. Katrine Conroy, M.L.A. Mr. Gary E. Coons, M.L.A. Kootenay West North Coast Ms. Kathy Corrigan, M.L.A. Mr. Marc Dalton, M.L.A. Burnaby - Deer Lake Maple Ridge-Mission Elizabeth Denham Mr. Doug Donaldson, M.L.A. Information and Privacy Commissioner of BC St kine Page 2 of 3 Page 13 OOP-2012-00793 Farewell of the Lieutenant Governor Ceremony Thursday, November 1, 2012 Guest List Ms. Mable Elmore, M.L.A. Kevin Falcon, M.L.A. Vancouver-Kensington Surrey-Cloverdale Mr. Mike Farnworth, M.L.A. Mr. Rob Fleming, M.L.A. Port Coquitlam Victoria-Swan Lake Mr. Scott Fraser, M.L.A. Ms. Sue Hammell, M.L.A. Alberni-Pacific Rim Surrey-Green Timbers Mr. Randy Hawes, M.L.A. Mr. Kash Heed, M.L.A. Abbotsford - Mission Vancouver-Fraserview Mr. Gordon Hogg, M.L.A. Mr. John Horgan, M.L.A. Surrey-White Rock Juan de Fuca Mr. Rob Howard, M.L.A. Craig James Richmond Centre Clerk of the House Legislative Assembly of BC Ms. Jenny Kwan, M.L.A. Blair Lekstrom, M.L.A. Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Peace River South Mr. John Les, M.L.A. Mr. Norm Macdonald, M.L.A. Chilliwack Columbia River-Revelstoke Ms. Joan McIntyre, M.L.A. Mary McNeil, M.L.A. West Vancouver-Sea to Sky Vancouver-False Creek Ms. Michelle Mungall, M.L.A. Ms. Gwen O'Mahony, M.L.A. Nelson-Creston Chilliwack-Hope Grand Chief Kat Pennier Ms. Theresa Point Mr. Bruce Ralston, M.L.A. Mr. Bill Routley, M.L.A. Surrey-Whalley Cowichan Valley Mr. John Rustad, M.L.A. Mr. Michael Sather, M.L.A. Nechako Lakes Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Parliamentary Secretary for Forestry to the Minister of Forests, Land and Natual Resource Operations Mr. Bob Simpson, M.L.A. The Honourable Ralph Sultan Cariboo North Minister of State for Seniors Ministry of Health Mr. Joe Trasolini, M.L.A. Ms. Claire Trevena, M.L.A. Port Moody-Coquitlam North Island Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond Representative for Children and Youth of BC Page 3 of 3 Page 14 OOP-2012-00793 FAREWELL CEREMONY IN HONOUR OF THEIR HONOURS, THE HONOURABLE STEVEN L. POINT AND MRS. GWENDOLYN POINT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 ROLL-OUT Official Party 1. The Honourable Christy Clark, Premier 2. The Honourable Bill Barisoff, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly 3. Mr. John Dyble, Deputy Minister to the Premier and Cabinet Secretary 4. Ms. Kate Ryan-Lloyd, Deputy Clerk 5. Col. James Hammond, Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor 6. 4 Honorary Aide-De-Camps Lieutenant-Colonel Jon Burbee, CD, AdeC (Air Force) Inspector Nathan Davies, AdeC (BC Sheriff Service) Deputy Warden Patrick Doherty, AdeC (BC Corrections) Lieutenant-Colonel Philip A Sherwin, CD, AdeC (Army) Official Arrival 3:27 p.m. Their Honours, Private Secretary and 2 HADCs arrive on Belleville Street and stop at the first gun station (Vehicle # 1 – Official Car, Vehicle #2 – 4 HADCs , DND) His Honour, accompanied by his Private Secretary and HADC (1) walk across the road and stop at the first gun station. The motorcycle escort, Their Honour’s car and the DND car proceed up a few hundred yards in front of the other gun stations to wait for His Honour to get back into the car. The Gunnery Officer meets His Honour and escorts him to inspect the gun stations (2). Once the inspection of the gun stations is complete, the party returns to car. 3:30 p.m. The Honourable Christy Clark, Premier of British Columbia, escorted by Mr. John Dyble, Deputy Minister to the Premier and Cabinet Secretary, proceed through the Upper Rotunda at the Ceremonial Entrance to await the arrival of the Lieutenant Governor and Chatelaine. Marc-André Ouellette greets and briefs PCC on arrival. Media will be positioned on the right (east) side of the steps 3:30 p.m. The Honourable Steven Point, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, Her Honour, Mrs. Gwendolyn Point, (approx) Private Secretary, Mr. James Hammond, and 4 Honorary Aides-de-Camp arrive at front steps of Parliament Buildings. The Lieutenant Governor’s standard is raised on the Buildings. [Two RCMP Officers in Red Serge are positioned at the Ceremonial Gates]. His Honour steps onto the saluting base, second step and turns to face the Guard of Honour. HADCs on 5th step Her Honour and Private Secretary on landing (lamppost) 15-gun vice-regal salute fired by 55 Battery of 5th (British Columbia) Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery Contact Business Mobile Prepared by: Office of Protocol Mr. Marc-André Ouellette, L.V.O., Executive Director Intergovernmental Relations Secretariat 387.4304 Ms. Helen Carr, Protocol Manager S17 1st Floor, 548 Michigan Street 356.2891 Mr. Scott Sutherland, Communications Director Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, V8W 9V1 Page 15 Business: (250) 387-1616 Fax: (250) 356-2814 OOP-2012-00793 Salute Troop Royal Salute “The Vice Regal Salute” played by the Naden Band of the Royal Canadian Navy under the command of Director of Music Lieutenant (N) Matthew Clark The Lieutenant Governor inspects the 100-person Guard of Honour provided by Maritime Forces Pacific and Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt Royal Canadian Navy (Guard Commander Lieutenant Commander Anthony Lefresne) Inspecting Party: His Honour Guard Commander BAND 2nd Rank 100 Person Guard HH 1 1-Parade Commander On completion of the inspection, the Lieutenant Governor pays compliments to the Director of Music and returns to the saluting base.
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