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$10 fee for a photo with Premier Christy Clark and YOU

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Michael Smyth of the Province newspaper is onto something when it comes to Premier Christy Clark's personal photographer/videographer expenses:
 .... photography: $923,374 to be precise, for the salaries and massive travel expenses of two full-time photographers to take still photos and videos for the government.

The BC Liberals are always making those that use government services pay inflated prices for those services.

Premier Christy Clark has had so many photos taken of her by government employees that a three dimensional cu-pie doll, dressed in three different attires per day, could be churned out for pennies, with the proceeds going to bankroll her election campaign.

Christy needs help 'Filling' up the Tank?  FIVE HOURS LATER


Its a well known fact that Premier Christy Clark and BC Liberal Leader Christy Clark are paid by taxpayers and BC Liberal membership, respectively.   It comes down to a blurring of the source of the photos, either being used for Government purposes or the BC Liberal Party politics of campaigning.

BC Liberal photographers just happen to be at a Government function, announcement, or is it the other way around, that the BC Liberal Party sets up the meetings, the photo ops just waiting for the vanguard of the Premier's office to show up.

Photo Ops, handing out awards to the public are great campaign material, but what if the participants in the photo ops, not the Premier or her Cabinet or Caucus members were told that anyone else included in the photo would have to pay the BC Treasury $10 per photo!  $10 per person in the photo!  Group photos, with ten people, excluding the Premier .... $100 to the BC Treasury.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bcgovphotos/albums/72157663031227621

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bcgovphotos/albums/72157658930598039

A signed copy by the Premier and the Cabinet and the Caucus would earn the BC Treasury a further $10 per person, and NOT the BC Liberal Party's war chest.







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