Mr. Speaker, part of this approach has also been premised on the theory that it’s kind of a one-stop window for people who come in contact with government through their need for housing, education or health. You know that basically we’re serving those three agencies, or those three departments are serving the same clients. Mr. Speaker, I think that is another ill-conceived premise. I would like to know from the analysis that the Minister and his committee has done how many people are actually in that category. Because you know, for myself, I don’t have a housing issue, I don’t have an education issue, I don’t even have any kids in school anymore, and for now, I don’t have any health issues. So how was this idea that somehow we were going to have this consolidated approach to all these constituents? How many constituents in the Northwest Territories do each of those departments deal with collectively? Thank you.
Jane Groenewegen on Question 154-16(3): Proposed Model For Board Reform
In the Legislative Assembly on February 18th, 2009. See this statement in context.
Question 154-16(3): Proposed Model For Board Reform
Oral Questions
February 17th, 2009
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