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Resolutions
- CHSA Annual Meeting – June 13, 2007
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#1 Vision
Statement Wording
Be
it resolved that when the Vision Statement of Saskatoon Community
Health Services Association is reprinted and/or revised in the future, it
read as follows: ‘Healthy Individuals in a Healthy and Safe Community’
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Resolution
#2 Pedestrian Safety
Be
it resolved that Saskatoon Community Health Services Association urge
the Saskatchewan government to encourage and implement inter-departmental
initiatives, i.e. Sask Health, SGI, Municipal infrastructure departments,
Police Services and other agencies to make pedestrian safety a greater
priority in their responsibilities and functions.
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Resolution
#3 TILMA
Therefore
be it resolved that the Saskatoon Community Clinic (CHSA) go on record
that they are against the signing of TILMA (Trade, Investment and Labour
Mobility) and that the Board send a letter to the provincial government. |
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Resolution
#4 Food Safety
Whereas
processed food increasingly includes ingredients manufactured and sourced
from all over the world, including countries with inadequate or
non-existent health and food purity laws;
And
whereas Canada does not at present adequately and consistently test
imported food products or require labelling that indicates the source of
ingredients;
Be
it resolved that CHSA encourage the Federal Government to:
- Investigate
threats to food safety from increased use of imported, un-inspected
ingredients.
- Expand
inspection and testing of imported food products.
- Require
labelling that indicates the country of origin of all ingredients in
processed foods.
- Encourage
local production for local consumption.
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