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Ride hailing decision disappointing for the Greens

The BC Greens are expressing disappointment in the Horgan government’s announcement to push a decision on the regulation of ride-hailing back until the fall of next year.
Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver has presented two private members bills with regard to taxi and ride-hailing, one led to the formation of an all-party committee that provided a report to the legislature on consensus-building and this one, which was pushed aside.
Cowichan Valley MLA Sonia Furstenau says this is an example of why the first-past-the-post system needs to be scrapped.
Furstenau says the practice of ride-hailing is alive and well in BC and it needs to be regulated.
That regulation would come in the form of policymakers addressing working conditions, public safety, and a level playing field for industrial businesses.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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