Chapter 5

Era of Reparation (1980-1989) 2. ee 140
Ab Thorvaldson—moving through time .. 2... 2.0.0.2... 0.00004 140
Bernard Robinson appointed commissioner . 6... ee 141
Juggling needs and concerns . 6 141
Counter Attack . 0 142
Challenges with juvenile offenders 2... 2... ee ee 143
Corrections Amendment Act 6. we 144
Volunteer programs for youth 2... ee 145
Rediscovery and other programs for youth 2... ee 145
Deciding jurisdiction for parole 2... 148
B.C. Parole Board 6 we 149
Facilities and sentence administration 2... .. 0.0... . 0.0.0.0 000. 149
Standards of practice 2... 151
Staff development and the Justice Institute 2... . 0... .......000. 152
The Proudfoot Commission and female offenders .............00. 153
Commitment to institutions 2. 156
Serving communities in northern B.C... 161
Reparation and community service 6 ee 164
Promoting the reparation ideal . 2... 165
Recognizing the contributions of personnel . 6... ee 167
Bernard Robinson retires 2 0. ee 168
Chapter 6
The Era of Risk Management (1990-1997) 2... ee 170
OVEIVIEeW 6 170
Changing face of offenders 6. 172
Replacing and upgrading adult secure institutions .. 6... .. ee ee 179
Impact of Task Force on Federally Sentenced Women in B.C... .. 0... 0 187
Population surges in institutions 2... . ee 189
Promoting health of inmates 2... 191
Inmate work programs 6... ee 195
Managing community caseloads 6... 198
Surge in community caseloads... 198
Youth corrections 6 we 203
Introduction of risk/needs assessment .. 1... 0. ee 212
Oftender programs 2... 213
Victim notification and participation in the justice system ww ee ee 218
Developments in family justice services 6 6 ee 219
Statf training and recruitment 2... ee 222

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