‘A road map’: Anti-racism data committee releases 12 priorities
Mable Elmore, the parliamentary secretary for anti-racism initiatives, says the province will also develop “broader anti-racism legislation,” which is expected to be introduced next year.
June Francis, chair of the anti-racism data committee, said she welcomes updated legislation, but hopes the government begins taking action on anti-racism initiatives now. “There’s no reason to pause. I hope this will model the change, and that this change will trigger and ripple across all of government.”1. Racial diversity within the B.C. Public Service;3. Health outcomes and understanding of how the system is performing for different demographic groups;
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