Thank you, Mr. Speaker. First let me say, for the record, I have not been keeping money from the employees myself. We have been working to try to correct the situation. Mr. Speaker, an example of what has to be done on a lot of occasions, especially on the Justice side, because there are so many shift changes, acting appointments and so on, that in one employee's case, there could be 200 transactions that have to be looked at and adjustments made going back to the point of the change. One case could take 200 different transactions to come up with the final number that needs to be paid out. On the specific question of the interest, we have looked at that and the Financial Administration Manual does not allow for us to pay interest, so we have not gone in that direction. Thank you.
Floyd Roland on Question 205-13(5): Calculating Retroactive Pay For Employees
In the Legislative Assembly on October 13th, 2004. See this statement in context.
Further Return To Question 205-15(3): Calculating Retroactive Pay For Employees
Question 205-13(5): Calculating Retroactive Pay For Employees
Item 6: Oral Questions
October 12th, 2004
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