7. , internal organization: If the college is to
function according to the principles of democracy the
responsibility delegated to the administraticn by the
college must be shared with the faculty and the students in

a realistic and effective manner.

8. Melding: Q}In melded institutions it is
imperative that short term courses and trade upgrading
programs be continued to fill that specific need and the
integrity of these courses and programs be recognized and
Maintained.

(2) We recognize that B.C.1.T., Burnaby Vocational
School and Vancouver School of Art serve a Province-wide
special need in technical, vocational and artistic training
and they should not be considered for melding.

(3) In a melded institution the college council
should employ all instructional staff and any person coming
from civil service to college staff should not lose salary
or fringe benefit advantages.

(4) Teacher certification: Colleges must equate
industrial and commercial experience with academic training
in terms of training required for the particular area of:
instruction.

(5) Interrelation of various areas of govern-
ment and vocational instruction: It is important to re-
tain autonamy in the college rather than submit to the
control by government departments such as Labour and

Manpower.

9. Colleqs financing: (1) Capital financing should
be funded 100% by the Province.

(2) Operating costs should be borne 100% by
the Province with allocation of funds to the colleges to be
on the basis of an equitable formula taking into account
the variables which exist from college to college. It is
recognized that there should be local contribution towards

programs of a purely local interest and benefit.