Thank you, Madam Chair. If I had it given to me, I guess it would be forgiveness, then it wouldn't be on the books anymore, but there is no choice in the matter. The first stage would be that when the account went bad it would come into our hands. Collection would try again depending on the years as Mr. Voytilla mentioned. At that point then we would note them as being unlikely to be able to recover those and they go into the write off of debts. At that point the debt quits growing in a sense of the interest costs, but we still have avenues to go and collect. After that if we still see no opportunity or know that it's just not going to come about that we'd be able to get our funds, we would then go to this stage of write off. Thank you.
Floyd Roland on Committee Motion 19-15(3): Contracting Clauses Requiring Compliance With The Access To Information And Privacy Protection Act, Carried
In the Legislative Assembly on October 19th, 2004. See this statement in context.
Committee Motion 19-15(3): Contracting Clauses Requiring Compliance With The Access To Information And Privacy Protection Act, Carried
Item 19: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters
October 19th, 2004
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