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The B.C. Provincial Budget, 2013/14 through 2017/18
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Rwede
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Re: The B.C. Provincial Budget, 2013/14 through 2017/18
NAB wrote:Looks like John Winter likes the core review ToR language and its potential impact on the budgeting process next year. Probably sees some private sector opportunities arising out of it.
Do you have a problem with the private sector's potential opportunities, or was this simply commentary on your part?
"I don't even disagree with the bulk of what's in the Leap Manifesto. I'll put forward my Leap Manifesto in the next election." - John Horgan, 2017.
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Donald G
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Re: The B.C. Provincial Budget, 2013/14 through 2017/18
To Rwede ...
What NAB is doing is using soft criticism. Criticism that, in itself, is calculated to be of the type that usually avoids rebuttal but leaves the reader with the sense that a wrong has been committed.
The fact that 70% of the jobs created by the private sector is ignored in an effort to suggest "friendship contracts". Good for you for pointing out to NAB that people are aware of what is going on.
What NAB is doing is using soft criticism. Criticism that, in itself, is calculated to be of the type that usually avoids rebuttal but leaves the reader with the sense that a wrong has been committed.
The fact that 70% of the jobs created by the private sector is ignored in an effort to suggest "friendship contracts". Good for you for pointing out to NAB that people are aware of what is going on.