Industry stakeholders have the right to appeal an order, decision or determination of the BC Chicken Marketing Board with the BC Farm Industry Review Board. You can find the procedures for filing an appeal in the Schedule 16. HOW TO FILE AN APPEAL.
Homeland Farms v BCCMB
2024 August 23 – Homeland Farms v BCCMB – Summary Dismissal
K&M Farms v BCCMB
2024 August 6 – K&M Farms v BCCMB – Summary Dismissal
B&L Poultry Ltd v BCCMB
2024 Feb 09 – B&L Poultry Ltd v BCCMB – Decision
K & M Farms vs BCCMB
2022 Dec 13 – KM Farms v BCCMB – Decision
BC Farm Industry Review Board: BC Chicken Marketing Board Interim Pricing Formula A-180 Pror Approval
December 13. 2022 Dec 13 Interim Pricing Decision Period A-180
BC Farm Industry Review Board: BC Chicken Marketing Board Interim Pricing Formula A-175 Prior Approval
2022 Mar 9 A-175 Pricing Supervisory Decision
Patton v BC Farm Industry Review Board
2021 02 22 Patton v BCFIRB and BCCMB Court of Appeal
K&M Farms vs. BCCMB
2019 May 17 K M Farms v BC Chicken Marketing Board regarding quota annualization
Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC & BCCGA vs BCCMB
2019 May 16 Decision regarding BCCMB Pricing Formula
Prior Approval Review of the Federal Provincial Agreement for Chicken Schedule “B” Operating Agreement Amendments
2016 Jun 30 Schedule B Operating Agreement Signatory Decision
Whitta Farms et al vs BCCMB
13 Jun 7 Whitta et al v CMB Decision
13 Jun 14 Whitta et al v BCCMB Reasons
Rainbow Poultry et al v BCCMB
13 Dec 18 Rainbow et al v BCCMB Decision
Three Gates – Corrigendum Decision
12 Aug 27 – Corrigendum Decision
Three Gates – Summary Dismissal Application Decision
12 May 30 – Summary Dismissal Application Decision – Final
A-111 Mainstream Pricing
Regarding Price Change
A-111 Pricing decision may 22 2012
Van Eck vs BCCMB Appeal
Decision March 27, 2012
12 Mar 27 – VanEck v BCCMB – Decision
Washtock Vs CMB
FIRB Decision Feb 8, 2011
11 Feb 8 – Washtock vs CMB – Decision
Spec Circumstances – Out of time decision
12 Jan-9 Spec Circumstances – Out of time decision
Kuszyk vs CMB
Incentive Quota Issuance
10 Dec 24 – Kuszyk vs CMB Decision
BCCMB vs South Alder
South Alder Appeal Decision June 9, 2010
10 Jun 09 – South Alder decision
Fraser Valley Duck and Goose Appeal
FIRB Decision
08 Aug 11 FVDG v CMB 07_19 Decision
FIRB’s Direction for all Quota
10-10-10 Rule – 10-10-10 rule directed by FIRB for specialty quota will be applied to all quotas to maintain equality and reciprocity.
By using a principle- based decision-making approach, BCCMB strives to achieve effective governance of our industry. We often refer to six principles of principle-based decision making collectively under the acronym “SAFETI”:
Strategic – Identify key opportunities and systemic challenges, and plan for actions to effectively manage risks and take advantage of future opportunities.
Accountable – Maintain legitimacy and integrity through understanding and discharging responsibilities and reporting performance.
Fair – Ensure procedural fairness in processes and decision making.
Effective – A clearly defined outcome with appropriate processes and measures.
Transparent – Ensure that processes, practices, procedures & reporting on exercise of mandate are open, accessible and fully informed.
Inclusive – Ensure that appropriate interests, including the public interest, are included.
More information on principles-based regulation, visit the governance section of the BC Farm Industry Review Board’s web page here.
The BC Chicken Marketing Board (BCCMB) consists of:
Click here for the Rules & Procedures for Election of Members to the BCCMB.
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