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Drunk in public shouldn't
be an offence, report says

VANCOUVER (CP) — Being
drunk in a public place shouldn't be
an offence more than being angry or
giddy in public says a report by the
B.C. Civil Liberties Association.

The association is recommending
the provincial government get rid of
the law, which could result in a person
being jailed for up to six months or
fined a maximum of $2,000.

“We're not arguing no one should
be detained for being drunk in a
public place but it need not be an of-
fence,’’ said association spokesman
John Westwood.

“We realize police perform a
valuable social work function (when
making an arrest under Sec. 43 of the
Liquor Control and Licensing Act)
and we did not want to disturb this
power of police to helping people who
are-at-arisk —- either fromthe
elements or predators.’’

The report was prepared after Vic-
toria resident Rod McCallum com-
plained to the association that he
believes police can abuse Sec. 43 of
the Liquor Control and Licensing Act
by arresting people who are not drunk
but for other reasons, such as being
belligerent.

The report has been sent to the At-
torney General's Ministry, the
Solicitor General’s Ministry and Con-
sumer and Corporate Affairs, where a
committee has been struck to consider

American
appraises
Meech

NEW YORK (CP) — The U.S.
ambassador to Canada says the death
of the Meech Lake constitutional ac-
sord has strengthened Premier Robert
Bourassa in his effort to achieve more
sovereignty for Quebec.

Edward Ney, while reasserting the
U.S. position in favor of a united
Canada, said American interests
would not likely be affected if Quebec
achieved a form of sovereignty short
of independence.

And if Quebec did separate, the
United States would probably have to
negotiate a free-trade agreement with
it, he added.

Ney delievered a hard-nosed ap-
praisal of the fallout from Meech
Takes ina speech to the Foreign Policy

ii a private, par

Us group.
He combined his analysis with
i i of
in Canada’s future, telling the
audience of 200 people he believes
“Canada will more than survive’’
although no one knows in what form.

With the failure to bring Quebec
willingly into the constitution, he
said, the province may have won by
losing.

“Indeed, it would appear at the
moment that Quebec holds most of
the cards for the negotiations which
have already begun

“In fact, of all the players in the
Meech Lake drama Mr. Bourassa

erged in the

His stature has
been greatly enhanced at home and
the federal government is eager to
keep him happy.”

Ney, responding to questions from
the audience, said Bourassa seems to
favor sovereignty-association. .

Although that has not been
defined, it could mean Quebec would
have its own constitution, control
over a wide range of matters and the

ties would be maintained.

“Sovereignty-association can go
from zero to 100,” Ney said. “‘If it
goes to 95 or so, we will be treating
them as a different country.

But the U.S. economy and foreign
policy would not be greatly affected
by something short of Quebec in-
dependence, he added.

“I don’t think it makes much dif-
ference under some form of
sovereignty-association, to us,’’ he
said.

Until now, Ney had not said much
publicly about Meech Lake except
that it was Canada’s affair, and that
the United States hoped for continued
unity.

“It is one of the ironies of our age
that even as walls between nations are
tumbling at a breathtaking pace, ten-
sion and divisions within nations are
on the rise.’’

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its recommendations.

Westwood said officers could still
detain people for being drunk in a
public place, but it should be done
under Sec. 81 of the Offences Act so a
Person would not face the risk of get-
ting a criminal record.

The report also Piysennzrares police

give 'y in-

detox centre so it may be best if a
friend or family member could
assume responsibility for the person
until he is sober.

McCallum, who claims he was
sober when arrested under the section
in June 1988, said he repeatedly
requested police give him a

toxication test and allow them to
make a phone call, Westwood said in
many instances the jails are over-
crowded and there is no room at a

ary

but was refused.

After his arrest for being drunk in a
public place, he was detained for 24
hours, but was hever charged.

McCallum was subsequently

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charged with harassment after making
annoying phone calls to the mayor
and police chief, He pleaded guilty
and was given two years probation
and an order to stay six blocks away
from the police ion, city hall and
the Crown counsel's office.

The B.C. Police Commission has
wrapped up hearings into Mc-
Callum’s complaints of wrongful
arrest and being assaulted by a Vic-
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