Budget 2003 -- Government of British Columbia.
         
Contents.
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• Minister's Letter  
• Accountability Statement  
• Strategic Context  
• Goals, Key Outcome Indicators and Core Business Areas  
• Objectives, Strategies, Performance Measures and Targets  
• Consistency with Government Strategic Plan  
• Resource Summary  
• Summary of Related Planning Processes  
• Appendix 1 — Legislation  
• Appendix 2 — Organization Structure  
• Appendix 3 — Indicator and Measure Descriptions  
• Appendix 4 — Glossary  

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2003/04 – 2005/06 SERVICE PLAN
Ministry of Forests

Appendix 2 — Organization Structure

In response to its refocused mandate and resource reduction requirements, the ministry has undertaken a significant restructuring of its current organization. This restructuring will align available resources with the ministry’s core business functions.

The Victoria headquarters structure will consist of the following major elements: Corporate Policy & Governance division, Operations division (Field Services and BC Timber Sales), Forest Stewardship division, Tenure and Revenue division, and Communications.

The field structure of the ministry will consist of the following major elements: three forest region offices with 29 forest district offices and 4 satellite offices; 12 BC Timber Sales offices; and 6 fire centres.

Organization Structure Chart.

 

  
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