April 30,2001 BCTV Debate

Going to the Supreme Court allowed Reform BC to get some of the facts as to why party expenses went from $13,573.39 to $53,234.66 without any approval or authority from the Party Board.

Mr. Delaney lied to the Media when he told them he was not involved in the By-Election. The truth of the matter is that Mr. Chris Delaney and Mr. Bill Vander Zalm met with the Elections BC forensic auditor on December 20, 2000 and again on January 4, 2001 to specifically express their view that some expenses incurred by the Bill Vander Zalm campaign were expenses incurred by the Party.

Mr. Delaney misappropriated Reform party funds diverting them to the Unity Party.

Mr. Delaney refused to accept the results of a democratic October 16 teleconference meeting.
Which was to delay any merger until after this election.

Mr. Delaney has taken Reform’s membership and constituency lists to benefit his party.

Mr. Delaney keeps passing his party off as being a part of Reform BC when it is apparently not.

Mr. Delaney and Mr. Vander Zalm are still pushing Elections BC to deregister Reform.

Is that the kind of leadership you want to lead this province?

The NDP are no longer credible and could be finished as a political party.

Do you really want the Liberals to sweep this province with all 79 seats?

This time, we have a small number of Reform candidates that could be a better opposition than what you’ve had.

You can’t ask questions outside of the Legislature and expect to get answers

We need to get Reformers elected to hold this Liberal Government Accountable.

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