Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The technology service centre and the companion over in the Department of Public Works and Services are relatively new to our government, Mr. Chairman. They are kind of a centralized or streamlined approach to delivering technology and ITs and computers and all those things. I wanted to ask the department here for the reason for the split between the two departments. The FMB shop here, as the description says, provides a centralized service desk, desktop, server and network authentication support services. So it's technical. When things crash, I have someone I can call who can help. Public Works, on the other hand, seems to be more in the big, mainframe hardware side of things. Why do we have two different shops involved in the same service area?
Bill Braden on Committee Motion 2-14(5): Options For Measures To Stabilize Power Subsidy Costs, Carried
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Committee Motion 2-14(5): Options For Measures To Stabilize Power Subsidy Costs, Carried
Item 20: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters
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