The Attorney General of British Columbia, John Les, has expressed support for the bill (92) Michael Fougere, a city councillor in Regina, believes that the bill will have a positive impact on his city (93) Firms that specialize in selling equipment to modify motor vehicles are divided on the economic impact the bill may have on their businesses (94) A Vancouver company that sells a system for detecting a vehicle’s speed remotely has applauded the bill (95) Christopher Ng, father of Const.
Le procureur général de la Colombie-Britannique, John Les, offre son appui au projet de loi(92). Michael Fougere, conseiller municipal à Regina, est d’avis que le projet de loi aura un impact positif pour sa ville(93).