Policy Document of the Conservative Party of British Columbia: Revised and approved at the Annual General Meeting, February 22, 2020 at Abbotsford

The Conservative Party of British Columbia is based on the dual principles that the Party must be totally accountable to its members, and when forming the government, that our government will be accountable to all the people of the province. [...] To this end, a Conservative government will be dedicated to ensuring a clear definition of expectations and benchmarks, regular monitoring and testing of the performance of these delivery systems, and a structure of transparency and accountability involving those empowered to deliver these services. [...] Review the purposes, budgets and structures of all existing government entities to both assess their need and requirement for the good governance of the citizens of British Columbia; to eliminate duplication, waste and red tape, and to determine whether such services would be best delivered by the public or private sectors. [...] The Auditor General must be given adequate funding to audit all government departments, Crown corporations and other organizations owned, controlled or supported by the Government of British Columbia with the goal of restoring public confidence in the financial affairs of the Government of British Columbia. [...] Support the basic principles of the Canada Health Act of Universality, including accessibility, comprehensiveness and portability; with the full understanding the delivery of health care is a provincial responsibility in accordance with the Constitution of Canada.