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This succession template is now wrong. Here is the correct list of BC Green Party leaders in order:
1983-85: Adriane Carr
1895-92: Position abolished
1993-2000: Stuart Parker
2000: Tom Hetherington (interim)
2000-2006: Adriane Carr
2006: Christopher Bennett (interim)
2006-2013: Jane Sterk —Preceding
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