I have a last question in this area. In regards to your opening comments, I know that you said you are working collaboratively with community and aboriginal governments to improve the public service capacity at community levels. I think that there used to be ways of seconding people within the government to go work for aboriginal organizations or work for municipalities so that you are able to fill in the gaps where you know there are good people in government but they can do just as good a job in our communities. That is the biggest challenge we face is the whole capacity issue in a lot of our communities dealing with MACA or dealing with the band councils. You have a good band manager and a good SAO, a hamlet goes a long way to have somebody there that has some internal government experience so when they do go working for one of the different organizations within municipalities or bands, they bring that knowledge with them. A lot of the times that is all that is needed for a lot of these groups to more forward. I would just like to know if that is something, in regards to that statement, where you are looking at possibly going. I know there was a recruitment program in the past for people who were able to get seconded for a couple of years to go work for a different organization and then come back to the government after that transfer. Is that still there?
David Krutko on Committee Motion 1-16(3): Strategy To Improve The Health And Social Services Programs In Small And Remote Communities Carried
In the Legislative Assembly on February 16th, 2009. See this statement in context.
Committee Motion 1-16(3): Strategy To Improve The Health And Social Services Programs In Small And Remote Communities Carried
Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
February 15th, 2009
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