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MP John Weston wants to make it a crime to intentionally abandon a vessel

With a vote expected later this month on Nanaimo Cowichan MP Jean Crowder’s private members bill on derelict vessels, another MP from Coastal BC is saying he’s got one in the works too.

Ealier this year, West Vancouver Sunshine Coast Conservative John Weston set up a “working group” on derelict vessels with municipal leaders from around Howe Sound.

He says his bill would aim to make it a crime to intentionally abandon a vessel. It is something that has happened several times in his riding.

Weston also says he likes the Washington State model of using vessel registry fees to build up a fund to clean and remove derelicts.

 

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