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Fisheries committee  I think it's very difficult to put a percentage on it, because, as I said, in our harbour and in the larger harbours we're looking at maybe 10%. But in the smaller harbours where there's no staff, sometimes 50% of their wharf space is taken up; that severely depletes their abilit

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  I don't know that it's a responsibility, but the last thing you want is these things sinking at your dock, because once they're down—

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  We are asked by the government to enforce the acts as they stand—the Government Property Traffic Act, every piece of legislation that has any jurisdiction over harbours—but we are unable to do it. I would like to see us enabled to operate our harbours as they should be operated.

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  All of our harbours are autonomous when it comes to fee collection and setting revenues and all of those things. Part of the reason is that it's a supply-and-demand thing. While I'm in an area of hugely high demand, Lutz, for instance, isn't. What we do when we're setting our rat

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  The answer to that is a sort of twofold answer. Certainly the legislation never took into account that there were harbour authorities and wasn't updated. We have two parallel types of programs running in B.C.; one is the port authorities and one is the harbour authorities. When t

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  Again, I find myself, unfortunately, speaking on behalf of my harbour rather than all harbours, but I think it affects all of us. The changing weather patterns that we're seeing now are hitting our harbours with way more force--winds and waves--than they were designed to take. Th

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  I believe we just had the Haisla Harbour Authority join our organization, and that would be native.

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  I think you're quite right in saying that there is no long-term plan by government for issues such as dredging and derelict vessels. It needs to be noted that both of these things are really outside the guidelines for the small craft harbours program, so we're looking at the rest

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  I think we're just seeing the tip of the iceberg when it comes to inflation in our costs. I think the rising fuel costs are going to hugely affect the northern harbours especially. And I think we can see a sharp increase in what our dollars are going to go for there. We're defini

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  On behalf of the Harbour Authority Association, I would like to welcome you gentlemen to British Columbia. I commend you for your willingness to visit every region of Canada. And although there are huge regional differences, I think you're going to find while you're here that our

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod

Fisheries committee  My name is Elizabeth McLeod. I am the president of the Harbour Authority Association of B.C. and I manage the Comox Valley Harbour Authority. In addition to that, I also sit on the PRHAAC and the NHAAC.

May 26th, 2008Committee meeting

Elizabeth McLeod