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November 15, 2008

Vote results on policy resolutions

P-106 healthcare (No)
P-110 at-risk workers (Yes)
P-113 dangerous offender status (Yes)
P-114 faint-hope clause (Yes)
P-119 human trafficking (Yes)
P-202 affirm Charter (Yes)
P-203 human rights commission jurisdiction (Yes)
P-207 protecting pregnant women (Yes)
P-213 women (Yes)
P-218 diversity principles (Yes)
P-222 temporary workers (Yes)
P-223 program coordination and outcome audits (Yes)
P-301 new securities regulator (Yes)
P-303 capital gains (Yes)
P-305 income splitting (Yes)
P-306 tax code simplification (Yes)
P-308 striking workers (Yes)
P-321 agricultural trade agreements (Yes)
P-101 climate change in the North (Yes)
P-104 energy from garbage (Yes)
P-105 offshore oil and gas development (Yes)
P-111 complementary health (No)
P-122 veterans principles (Yes)
P-205 advancing arctic sovereignty (Yes)
P-208 student loans (No)
P-209 EI for summer students (No)
P-307 innovation (No)
P-311 invest in arctic research (Yes)
P-312 long-term energy framework (Yes)
P-316 rural family businesses (No)

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  1. Gabby in QC Says:
    November 15th, 2008 at 4:10 pm

    Where can one get a copy online of the actual wording of these resolutions for one's personal “archives”?

  2. dbo789 Says:
    November 15th, 2008 at 9:06 pm

    I found them at http://mikewatkins.ca/2008/11/09/conservative-p.... :)

  3. Gabby in QC Says:
    November 15th, 2008 at 10:17 pm

    Thanks for that link.

    What I was looking for, though, was the actual wording of each resolution as amended and voted on in the plenary session, minus the deletions and strike-throughs. I don't know if such a document exists.

  4. Ken Perreault Says:
    November 17th, 2008 at 7:13 pm

    What results do you have on the proposed amendments to be made to the constitution.
    Has the membership of the Party continued to be stripped of what little power that it was able to retain from the Reform days?

  5. Loan Modification leads Says:
    May 31st, 2009 at 8:07 am

    nice post

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Stephen Taylor is a scientist, political analyst and a blogger. Taylor writes here regularly and is the founder of bloggingtories.ca. Taylor has contributed to Macleans, CTV, talk radio and has been a featured speaker on new media at numerous events including the Western Standard Cruise and the Forum for Public Policy. In December 2008, Taylor organized Rally for Canada, a series of rallies held coast-to-coast to protest the proposed coalition government.