Repeal ICBC's no-fault system. Restore rights. Put British Columbians first.
British Columbians were promised a simpler, cheaper “no-fault” system. Instead, many crash victims have been forced into a model where a government monopoly largely decides what support they receive - with limited ability to challenge unfair decisions. When someone suffers a serious injury, they deserve timely care, fair compensation, and a real right to independent review.
As Premier, Kerry-Lynne Findlay will repeal the NDP’s harsh no-fault ICBC insurance system and restore meaningful legal rights for individuals with injuries to pursue full and fair compensation in court, including for income loss and non-economic damages.
Policy Commitments:
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Repeal no-fault and restore victims’ rights
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Repeal the NDP’s no-fault framework and implement a fair system that respects the rights of motor vehicle accident victims.
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Restore meaningful legal rights for individuals with injuries to pursue full and fair compensation in court, including for income loss and non-economic damages.
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Guarantee timely care and recovery supports
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Ensure immediate access to medical treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery services following a crash.
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Establish clear ICBC claim service standards so benefits are delivered promptly, transparently, and consistently.
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Protect the right to representation in court for all British Columbians
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Ensure all injured British Columbians have meaningful access to legal representation, particularly for serious injury claims.
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Strengthen accountability and transparency
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Require public reporting on key performance measures, including claims timelines, dispute outcomes, and customer service standards.
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Establish stronger oversight mechanisms to ensure the system serves drivers and accident victims - not bureaucracy.
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