Well, I don't know how it would be legal since the court also ruled that reasons had to be provided, legitimate policy reasons, in the consultation. This letter that went out contains no reasons. There's not one reason about why it's being done. That's your consultation: in writing, a one-page letter, “We're considering doing this. Tell us in two weeks what you think.” That's not a real consultation. It doesn't say anywhere in that letter the reasons, so you're, once again, on that level in breach of the B.C. Supreme Court ruling.
On October 23rd, 2024. See this statement in context.