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Province Législature Sessio

n Type de

discours Date du

discours Locuteur Fonction du locuteur

Parti politique

Saskatchewan 24e 2e Discours

sur la santé 14 mai

2001 John

Nilson

Minister of Health

Saskatchewan New Democratic

Party

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Chair. It’s my pleasure today to be here in this very warm place and see if we can’t add a little bit of heat through some answers to some questions. But I’m very pleased to have with me today a number of officials from the Department of Health. Right to my left is Glenda Yeates, who is the deputy minister; and to her left is Lauren Donnelly, who is the executive director of acute and emergency services. To my right is Lawrence Krahn, who is the assistant deputy minister. Directly behind me is Bert Linklater, who’s the executive director of district management services; and beside him is Duncan Fisher, the assistant deputy minister. And to my right . . . behind me to my right is Wanda Lamberti, who is the director of budget and financial planning. And I also have with me today Kimberly Wihnan, who is the assistant to the deputy minister; Eric Young, the deputy chief medical health officer; and Tim Macaulay, who is the environmental health consultant.

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