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Over the past year this ministry has worked hard to achieve its goals, objectives and New Era commitments, and we are proud of the improvements made to the justice services and programs we deliver. We are finding more efficient ways of resolving civil and family disputes without using time-consuming, costly judicial and court resources. We are working closely with the judiciary to improve courtroom processes and make better use of police and Crown counsel time. Through the Treaty Negotiations Office, we continue to work towards establishing agreements with First Nations throughout the province. Successful negotiations will yield certainty of property ownership, which will help bring positive and lasting change to British Columbia's economy and society. In the coming year, we will continue to work with our justice partners to identify ways to improve our justice services, and give British Columbians access to a justice system that is accessible, affordable and ensures fairness and equal treatment for all. Honourable Geoff Plant
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I
am pleased to introduce the 2002/03 Annual Report for the Ministry
of Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Treaty Negotiations,
which provides an update on activities undertaken by the ministry
during fiscal year April 1, 2002 to March 31, 2003.
