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Scott McInnisMLA

Clarion tracks Scott McInnis's public record in British Columbia — the bills they sponsor, their recent interventions in the chamber, and the meetings registered with them, each cited to the official source.

Party
Conservative Party of British Columbia
Riding
Columbia River-Revelstoke
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Contact
Scott.McInnis.MLA@leg.bc.ca

Role as last recorded — rosters change between elections and cabinet shuffles; verify currency against the official source.

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Sponsored legislation

Bills naming this official as sponsor, matched on the official record (exact name only).

Recent interventions

A teaser slice of each chamber intervention — read the full text on the official record.

  1. Members’ Statements — Fairmont Hot Springs Airport

    I want to take a moment this morning to highlight something that is absolutely vital to our community in Columbia River–Revelstoke: the Fairmont Hot Springs Airport and the amazing volunteers which operate it. This isn’…

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  2. Petitions

    I rise to present a petition on behalf of 1,500 individuals who are vehemently opposed to the deactivation of the Incomappleux Forest Service Road.

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  3. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    That’s great to hear. Obviously, that’s a very serious issue when we’re looking at the cleanliness of water for individuals. Just wondering. With the water allocation, which was back on page 205, are there any priority…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  4. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    I think we’ll move into some harvesting rights here, if we may. I’ve just got to get my ducks in a row here real quick. Just curious. Maybe I’ll jump to the back first, when we’re looking at fisheries. I believe it’s pa…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  5. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    I’m going to ask a few sort of high-level questions for clarity before my friend from Nechako Lakes digs into a couple of more detailed pieces here. When I was reading through just the beginning of chapter 6 with lands,…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  6. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    Okay, that makes sense. I did read the survey sections which are referred to here with paragraph 110. Just a couple of follow-up questions to that. Whose responsibility is it to actually pay for the final surveys? Is th…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  7. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    I appreciate the minister clarifying some of that around Gravelly Bay, the water lot. It is a small area, 0.3 of a hectare. It’s not a large tract of water for this lot. I’m just more curious as to the intent of the use…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  8. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    Again, just some clarification on a couple of pieces here. With the provincial expropriation of K’ómoks lands, 119 talks about that generally there won’t be expropriation of land but that the province holds the right to…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  9. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    I’m just curious. Like I said, we may whip through some of this really quickly. There are just a few components here that, due to my own fault…. I didn’t do, perhaps, enough due diligence on chapter 8, so I’m just lookin…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  10. Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)

    Obviously, there are some important questions here because subsurface resources and the potential extraction of those resources are a complex and complicated space. Just trying to understand the K’ómoks law-making author…

    2026-05-27Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

Lobbying contacts

Recorded meetings where this official is a designated public office holder — a registry fact, not a measure of influence or a position on any file.

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