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Province Législature Sessio

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discours Date du

discours Locuteur Fonction du locuteur

Parti politique

Saskatchewan 24e 1e Discours

sur la santé 12 avril

2000 Patricia Atkinson

Minister of Health

Saskatchewan New Democratic

Party

Thank you. With the associate minister and myself today are the deputy minister, Glenda Yeates; the associate deputy minister, Steven Pillar; the assistant deputy minister, Carol Klassen; assistant deputy minister, Marlene Smadu; executive director of finance and management services, Rod Wiley; and the executive director of corporate information and technology, Neil Gardner. As well we have other officials at the back. So we’re prepared for you.

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