Claire RattéeMLA

Recent interventions

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

1. Committee of Supply — Estimates: Office of the Premier (continued)

   On October 3 of last year, the Premier said that his government’s failed decriminalization experiment led to “really unhappy consequences” and that that’s why they were ending that pilot program. I’m wondering if the Pre…

   2026-05-28·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

2. Committee of Supply — Estimates: Office of the Premier (continued)

   That was a really weird way to answer the question that I asked, which was: what were the unhappy consequences that the Premier had referenced when deciding not to continue with decriminalization? I assumed that the Prem…

   2026-05-28·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

3. Committee of Supply — Estimates: Office of the Premier (continued)

   I want to go back a little bit. Yesterday, at the end of the day, there was a question around rising antisemitism in our province, and I really appreciated that the Premier recognized that antisemitism is on the rise in…

   2026-05-28·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

4. Introductions by Members

   I have a constituent in the gallery today, Ron Zuda, and his girlfriend, Sue, who lives here on the Island. I would just ask that the House would make them feel welcome.

   2026-05-28·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

5. Oral Questions — Service Model Change for Children with Support Needs and Funding for Autism Services

   I appreciate that comment about connecting with the families because that’s what my follow-up has to do with. That blended approach that the minister just referenced means that thousands of children are going without fu…

   2026-05-27·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

6. Oral Questions — Service Model Change for Children with Support Needs and Funding for Autism Services

   Under this government’s new autism funding model, a mother from Fernie told me that her free services that are replacing the direct funding for her son would require her to drive four hours each way through two mountain…

   2026-05-27·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

7. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

   See, the problem is that for years local businesses, residents, first responders and community groups warned this government that these SROs were unsafe and unsustainable. The minister knows well, members of this governm…

   2026-05-20·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

8. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

   Yes, you do. They’re within your cabinet.

   2026-05-20·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

9. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

   I don’t know anybody right now that has a ticket to a FIFA match except for people that are sitting on this side of the room. Not a single person that I know that can afford to go. It was recently…. Interjection.

   2026-05-20·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗

10. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

    It was recently announced that the 110-unit Luugat SRO on Vancouver’s Granville strip will finally be closed, conveniently just in time before FIFA begins this summer. The Minister of Housing previously said: “I also sa…

    2026-05-20·Legislative Assembly·Official record ↗