Parliamentary Procedure Workshop
This workshop is intended to provide B.C. Public Servants with a greater understanding of the Parliamentary system of government in British Columbia.
Presentations provide an overview of history of Parliament, parliamentary procedure, the legislative process, and Cabinet decision-making (topics may change depending on the availability of the presenters).
The next sessions will be offered in the fall of 2024.
Please note: This workshop is offered 7 - 8 times per year to 60 people per session. Availability is extremely limited, so we are not accepting group/team requests at this time.
Session Length
Full-day sessions are held at the Legislative Assembly and run from approximately 8:45 am to 4:00 pm.
How to Register
If you would like to put your name on the waitlist for future sessions, please register here.
Everyone on the waitlist will be emailed and invited to register for a session once dates are confirmed.
There are not enough spots for everyone on the waitlist, so it may take a while before you are able to attend.
Your name will remain on the waitlist until you are able to attend.
Frequently Asked Questions:
When are sessions offered?
Sessions are normally offered in the Spring and Fall. The frequency and timing of this workshop is based on the availability of our presenters and the schedule of the Legislative Assembly.
Why are sessions normally held on Fridays?
As the Legislative Assembly meets from Monday to Thursday of each week, Friday is often the only day that the Legislative Chamber and many of our presenters are available.
Is there a cost to attend?
The Legislative Assembly offers this workshop free of charge.
Who can attend?
B.C. Public Servants.
Does the Legislative Assembly cover the cost of transportation for particpants?
No.
Is there an online version of this workshop?
Not at this time.