Glen Abernethy

Agreed. Committee, let’s move along to page 9, Public Works and Services, capital investment expenditures, asset management. Mr. Krutko.

Thank you, Mr. Krutko. Mr. Miltenberger.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My final question, I indicated and I understand the nature of the Evidence Act and how information is intended to be kept confidential certainly with respect to what any doctors or nurses will indicate during this investigation, but during my statement, or sorry, response to the motion, I indicated that, based on what I know and what I understand, I don’t believe it was a human error, I believe it was more of a policy issue and a protocol issue within the hospital. Under the Evidence Act we can’t be told anything that is done or said by the health professionals, but I’m...

Thank you, Mr. Krutko. Minister Miltenberger.

Agreed. Total department, not previously authorized, $10.714 million.

Agreed. Let’s move along to page 15, Industry, Tourism and Investment, capital investment expenditures, tourism and parks, not previously authorized, $890,000.

I’ll now go to Minister Miltenberger to see if there are any opening remarks on Tabled Document 8-16(6). Minister Miltenberger.

Agreed. Let’s move along to page 8, Finance, capital investment expenditures, office of the chief information officer, not previously authorized, $283,000.

Thank you, Mr. Krutko. Mr. Miltenberger.

Thank you. So it sounds like the committee is one person, which is fine. That’s acceptable. I’m still happy that it’s getting done and it certainly sounds like this individual has a lot of qualifications. Has this individual conducted investigations of this nature in any other jurisdictions that we know of? Thank you.