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Auditor general urged MLAs to probe Saint John bailout approval
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David R. Amos
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Methinks the Fed AG or somebody should explain why CBC keeps deleting my comments and IDS N'esy Pas?
David R. Amos
Methinks someday our politicians will realize that the light dawns on Marblehead every day and the Yankees never allowed the Irving Clan to get away with what they do here N'esy Pas?
Matt Steele
It is doubtful if an investigation will reveal anything that is not already obvious . Brian Gallant and his SANB advisers went on a FOUR YEAR SPENDING SPREE with absolutely no regard for the taxpayers money . Gallant treated taxpayers cash like his own personal piggy bank ; and when he seen power slipping from his grasp , he tried to BUY THE ELECTION by giving the City of Saint John a 23 million dollar bailout after four years of neglect . When you look at Gallants excessive international travel , the property tax scam , the Francophonie Games Scam , the Saint John Bailout Out Scam , and the wild out of control hiring of all his personal friends and Liberal supporters ; then it seems clear that Gallant was acting in HIS OWN BEST INTERESTS
Emilien Forest
Reply to @Matt Steele: Yea, the Liberals gave 23 million to the Loyalist.
Rosco Holt
Reply to @Matt Steele:
"out of control hiring of all his personal friends and Liberal supporters "
The last I check the conservatives has done the same thing. Higgs hired some Irving colleagues at a very generous wage.
"out of control hiring of all his personal friends and Liberal supporters "
The last I check the conservatives has done the same thing. Higgs hired some Irving colleagues at a very generous wage.
David R. Amos
Reply to @Emilien Forest: Methinks the SANB got a lot of taxpayer dollars over the years N'esy Pas?
Richard Dunn
Brian Gallant is hiding, Cathy Rogers is telling people to look away, and Roger Melanson is stalling in holding a hearing. The corruption, deceit and general lack of qualifications, within the liberal party continue.
The three of them are guilty and need to resign.
Colin Seeley
Reply to @Richard Dunn:
Also Cathy Rogers is still out there. Still shilling things like only “ asking people who can afford it to pay “ Whatever that means.
Also Cathy Rogers is still out there. Still shilling things like only “ asking people who can afford it to pay “ Whatever that means.
Richard
Dunn
Reply to @Colin Seeley: Cathy Rogers has zero shame, it is quite sad.
David R. Amos
Reply to @Richard
Dunn: Methinks no politician is allowed to show that emotion after they
take their oath to the Queen N'esy Pas?
David Peters
No mention of how or why Saint John needed to be bailed out...
David R. Amos
Reply to @David Peters: BINGO
Laurie Clark
NB is a corrupt province no matter which party is in power! Come to think of it, most governments are corrupt and it is really getting rather sickening!
Harold Benson
Reply to @Laurie
Clark: From Ottawa right down to all the provinces.There is a black hole
of corruption that none of them seem able to stay out of. The event
horizon is the day they are sworn in.
Alison Jackson
Reply to @Harold Benson:
You could have the best line up for sainthood elected into power, totally supported by a 100% vote count in who's ever favor it is, and still people will complain about who is in power.
Did it ever don on people that it's not always the politicians fault as it more often is a corporation behind holding the politician hostage? NB has an oligarchy in place that is headquartered in Saint John (well, Bermuda if anyone wants to actually hold them accountable) who probably are behind the scenes in this. I'd look there first.
You could have the best line up for sainthood elected into power, totally supported by a 100% vote count in who's ever favor it is, and still people will complain about who is in power.
Did it ever don on people that it's not always the politicians fault as it more often is a corporation behind holding the politician hostage? NB has an oligarchy in place that is headquartered in Saint John (well, Bermuda if anyone wants to actually hold them accountable) who probably are behind the scenes in this. I'd look there first.
David R. Amos
Reply to @Laurie
Clark: Obviously I wholeheartedly Agree Methink everybody knows thats
why I ran for public office 6 times this far and sued the Queen, The
Taxman a Cardinal and more lawyers and law firms than most folks can
name N'esy Pas?
Debi Mcdonald
Reply to @Laurie
Clark: What is even more sickening is Federally and provincial levels,
we the taxpayer have no say or power to do anything that has been going
on for the past 10 years and that is being kind. All we have is every 4
years vote the party out. Much more accountability has to become the new
norm. Millions of dollars just disappear without any records. How can
that be in 2019 ?
Lou Bell
Lou Bell
Reply to @David R. Amos: How many did you win ???
Lou Bell
Reply to @Lou Bell: NONE !
David R. Amos
Reply to @Lou Bell:
WRONG Methinks your buddy Deschamps and everybody else but you knows
that I appealed a decision I won in Federal Court in Fredericton in 2016
and the Fat Lady ain't sung on that matter yet Then there is the
irrefutable fact that I won four judgements by default south of the 49th
in 2003 before the Yankees attempted to take me to Cuba and even Trump
those matters are far from over N'esy Pas?
Marguerite
Deschamps
Reply to @Lou Bell: he's been shut out every time!
David R. Amos
Reply to @Marguerite
Deschamps: Methinks there is a certain comedy in watching you two gang
up against me Clearly your comments are predictable N'esy Pas?
David R. Amos
Reply to @Marguerite
Deschamps: Methinks I should ask if you read the email I sent to the
"Powers That Be" about you N'esy Pas?
Harold Benson
Yeah right just like the ATCON 6 was dealt with.
David R. Amos
Reply to @Harold Benson: Methinks Sam forgot to remind you about La Caisse populaire de Shippagan N'esy Pas?
David Peters
A full accounting of the $22.8 Million would be prudent, imo.
Complete fiscal transparency might be the solution. All gov't income/expenditures could be publicly accounted for and displayed on a daily updated website.
David R. Amos
Reply to @David Peters: Methinks thou doth jest too much N'esy Pas?
David Peters
Reply to @David R. Amos:
No, I think some form of direct democracy could make public finances virtually self-policing.
David R. Amos
Reply to @David
Peters: Methinks that is the mandate of the Treasury Board, the Privy
Council, the RCMP, and the federal and provincial Auditor Generals and
the Integrity Commissioners etc N'esy Pas?
Donald Smith
Its amazing how Saint John is CASH STRAPPED, But yet, they were able to VOTE FOR A PAY RAISE. I'm sure we'd all be able to vote ourselves A PAY RAISE, Right Don ??
David R. Amos
Reply to @Donald Smith: Good luck getting an answer from the Mayor
Stanley Beemish
Reply to @Donald Smith: Its amazing that this small city of 80k people is cash strapped yet within it's limits are two power plants, two pulp mills, one of Canada's largest refineries, a shipyard, docking services, an LNG terminal. Must be a problem with the tax revenue stream?
David R. Amos
Reply to @Stanley Beemish: Methinks amazing things will never cease as long as the Irving Clan continues to control all the politicians N'esy Pas?
Mike Morton
Perhaps the government should consider shifting funding from the Language Commissioner's Department to the Auditor General's Department. Seems to offer bigger bang for your buck.
Natalie Pugh
Reply to @Mike
Morton: Precisely what the PANB has been saying for years. We DO NOT
need a Language Commissioner, in fact that department is part of the
problem!
David R. Amos
Reply to @Mike Morton: Methinks there are at least dudes named Carrier who would disagree with you N'esy Pas?
David Stairs
isn't it amazing how these guys need to get together and study how to go forward on the Auditor's report and findings...here's a new concept for ya fellers...Call the Police and let them do what they do best and stop interfering in the process..let's stop the coverups...
David R. Amos
Reply to @David Stairs: Dream on
Brian Robertson
Yes; that's a lot of money.
Almost half that swept under the rug to Atcon.
David R. Amos
Reply to @Brian
Robertson: Methinks Carl Urquhart and all the Conservatives wish to
forget what was swept under the rug of La Caisse populaire de Shippagan
N'esy Pas?
Kelly Sherrard
I have immense respect for the AG and her office. If she thinks the MLAs should move on this, THEY SHOULD. She is sounding the alarm and the MLAs should wake up and smell the smoke before the house burns down!
David R. Amos
Reply to @kelly sherrard: "I have immense respect for the AG and her office."
I don't
I don't
Lou Bell
Notice from Saint John to other outlying communities . - We not only want 22.8 million dollars outta your pockets , we also want used fees !!
David R. Amos
Reply to @Lou Bell: Cry me a river
Daryl Doucette
make irving pay their fair share of taxes. There. Saint John problem fixed.
David R. Amos
Reply to @daryl doucette: True
Shawn Tabor
Nothing will come out of this, it will not matter and nobody held accountable. What a wicked game. I wonder why they still go through this same routine. Even sadder that the news even finds it newsworthy. Hard to Imagine that this is just called Business in little NB, and sadly it truly is. All on the taxpayers dime. Again, again and again.
David R. Amos
Reply to @Shawn Tabor: YUP
Reply to @Shawn Tabor: FYI After 15 long years I will quit playing the wicked game in October because I truly believe we get the governments we deserve when we keep voting the same way again again and again. Anyone can Google the following and see why I earned the right to have that opinion.
SUSSEX - GOLD FOUND AND BERNARD LORD'S OPINION!!!!
The Kings County Record June 22. 2004
Raising a Little Hell- Lively Debate Provokes Crowd
By Erin Hatfield
"If you don't like what you got, why don't you change it? If your world is all screwed up, rearrange it."
The 1979 Trooper song Raise a Little Hell blared on the speakers at the 8th Hussars Sports Center Friday evening as people filed in to watch the Fundy candidates debate the issues. It was an accurate, if unofficial, theme song for the debate.
The crowd of over 200 spectators was dwarfed by the huge arena, but as they chose their seats, it was clear the battle lines were drawn. Supporters of Conservative candidate Rob Moore naturally took the blue chairs on the right of the rink floor while John Herron's Liberalswent left. There were splashes of orange, supporters of NDP Pat Hanratty, mixed throughout. Perhaps the loudest applause came from a row towards the back, where supporters of independent candidate David Amos sat."
David R. Amos
Reply to @David R.
Amos: Methinks every political animal in knows what happened in NB 2
days after the Irving Clan published that article. Bernie Lord had me
illegally barred from legislative properties with the help of Kevin
Vickers and the Fred City Finest as aides-de-camp to the Queen for the
benefit of his buddies Stevey Boy Harper, John Herron and Rob Moore.
it has been exactly 15 years to this very day and Bernie Lord has a pretty good grip on our Health Care Herron sits on the EUB Rob Moores is the the Shadow Cabinet Minister for Harper 2.O and Scheer, trump and Higgs are all high in the polls.
it has been exactly 15 years to this very day and Bernie Lord has a pretty good grip on our Health Care Herron sits on the EUB Rob Moores is the the Shadow Cabinet Minister for Harper 2.O and Scheer, trump and Higgs are all high in the polls.
Auditor general urged MLAs to probe Saint John bailout approval
Kim MacPherson said MLA committee 'has the obligation' to dig deeper in $22.8M aid package
Auditor
General Kim MacPherson urged MLAs to seize the initiative and
aggressively pursue some of the questions raised in her recent audit. (CBC)
The legislature's public accounts committee could adopt a
tougher approach to investigating government misspending, if Auditor
General Kim MacPherson has her way.
In a little-noticed comment during her recent appearance before the committee, MacPherson urged MLAs to seize the initiative and aggressively pursue some of the questions raised in her recent audit.
"The committee has the obligation, and they're a key part of the accountability process, to take it from here," she said
In a little-noticed comment during her recent appearance before the committee, MacPherson urged MLAs to seize the initiative and aggressively pursue some of the questions raised in her recent audit.
"The committee has the obligation, and they're a key part of the accountability process, to take it from here," she said
MacPherson said top civil servants who know key details of the
former Liberal government's Saint John budget bailout should be hauled
in, as a group, to testify about what happened behind the scenes.
"I think there's a lot that can be done to correct the wrongs here, starting with hearings with the deputy ministers," she said.
Liberal MLA Roger Melanson, who chairs the public accounts committee, says he will discuss the auditor general's suggestion with MLAs from other parties first. (CBC)
Committee chair Roger Melanson, a Liberal MLA, said he "listened carefully" to the auditor general's suggestions and agreed that the committee should "probably should look at evolving some of its functions."
He said first he'll discuss the idea with MLAs from other parties on the committee and then they'll probably have to take it back to their caucuses.
"There's still a process to follow to get to a point where a decision would be made," he said.
But PC MLA Glen Savoie said Melanson shouldn't wait.
"He's the chair. He can call this. He doesn't need to go back to his caucus," he said.
"Let's get the deputy ministers in as soon as possible, whether it's next week, to make sure taxpayers get the full appreciation of what happened in this situation."
MacPherson's
suggestion, made to the committee on June 13, offers a mechanism to
MLAs who have been grappling with how to further probe the Saint John
deal.
Her audit said a three-year, $22.8-million Liberal government package to help the city through its financial crunch violated the Local Governance Act. That act sets out how a municipality deals with a budget deficit.
MacPherson also concluded that spending the money without it being appropriated by the legislature violated the Financial Administration Act, though she said officials at the Treasury Board disagreed.
In last week's CBC New Brunswick Political Panel podcast, MLAs from the Progressive Conservative, People's Alliance and Green parties said the Liberals should face consequences for the violations.
But they weren't clear on the right way to pursue that.
"If you broke the law, you charge them with breaking the law," Finance Minister Ernie Steeves said.
"I don't know if it's us that has to make the complaint or if the auditor general, through her report, is sufficient enough for the police to act. I don't know. I'm not a cop or anything."
The former Liberal
government extended a $22.8-million bailout package to Saint John.
Auditor General Kim MacPherson latest report says that represented
“excessive risk” to taxpayers. PC Finance Minister Ernie Steeves, Green
Party MLA Kevin Arseneau and People’s Alliance Rick DeSaulniers debated
the fallout from the AG’s report. 27:46
Circumventing
the two laws isn't a violation of the Criminal Code, and the sections
MacPherson cited don't carry any fines or penalties under provincial
legislation.
Other MLAs on the panel suggested the government deal with the issue itself or that the integrity commissioner get involved.
But MacPherson told MLAs June 13 that in the British parliamentary system, the committee itself has the power to push for solutions.
Deputy ministers from government departments periodically appear before the public accounts committee to answer questions about their departments' work in the previous year.
But there's no fixed schedule. It often takes a year or more before officials from an audited department end up in front of the MLAs.
MacPherson recommended the committee move quickly to summon deputy ministers from all the departments with a role in the Saint John bailout.
She said they should appear as a group, "not one at a time, and not a year from now … so that the committee can get all the answers as one time."
She said that's what often happens in other legislatures using the Westminster model. In some provinces, the auditor general attends the hearings where officials are grilled.
Savoie also questioned how urgently Melanson will push for the hearings, given he was the minister of the Treasury Board at the time the money was paid to Saint John without proper approval.
"I think there's a lot that can be done to correct the wrongs here, starting with hearings with the deputy ministers," she said.
Liberal MLA Roger Melanson, who chairs the public accounts committee, says he will discuss the auditor general's suggestion with MLAs from other parties first. (CBC)
Committee chair Roger Melanson, a Liberal MLA, said he "listened carefully" to the auditor general's suggestions and agreed that the committee should "probably should look at evolving some of its functions."
He said first he'll discuss the idea with MLAs from other parties on the committee and then they'll probably have to take it back to their caucuses.
"There's still a process to follow to get to a point where a decision would be made," he said.
But PC MLA Glen Savoie said Melanson shouldn't wait.
"He's the chair. He can call this. He doesn't need to go back to his caucus," he said.
"Let's get the deputy ministers in as soon as possible, whether it's next week, to make sure taxpayers get the full appreciation of what happened in this situation."
Her audit said a three-year, $22.8-million Liberal government package to help the city through its financial crunch violated the Local Governance Act. That act sets out how a municipality deals with a budget deficit.
MacPherson also concluded that spending the money without it being appropriated by the legislature violated the Financial Administration Act, though she said officials at the Treasury Board disagreed.
MLAs mull investigation
In last week's CBC New Brunswick Political Panel podcast, MLAs from the Progressive Conservative, People's Alliance and Green parties said the Liberals should face consequences for the violations.
But they weren't clear on the right way to pursue that.
"If you broke the law, you charge them with breaking the law," Finance Minister Ernie Steeves said.
"I don't know if it's us that has to make the complaint or if the auditor general, through her report, is sufficient enough for the police to act. I don't know. I'm not a cop or anything."
The Political Panel from CBC News New Brunswick
June 20: What’s the fallout from the auditor general’s report into the Saint John bailout package?
00:00
27:46
Other MLAs on the panel suggested the government deal with the issue itself or that the integrity commissioner get involved.
MacPherson calls for quick action
But MacPherson told MLAs June 13 that in the British parliamentary system, the committee itself has the power to push for solutions.
Deputy ministers from government departments periodically appear before the public accounts committee to answer questions about their departments' work in the previous year.
But there's no fixed schedule. It often takes a year or more before officials from an audited department end up in front of the MLAs.
MacPherson recommended the committee move quickly to summon deputy ministers from all the departments with a role in the Saint John bailout.
She said they should appear as a group, "not one at a time, and not a year from now … so that the committee can get all the answers as one time."
She said that's what often happens in other legislatures using the Westminster model. In some provinces, the auditor general attends the hearings where officials are grilled.
Savoie also questioned how urgently Melanson will push for the hearings, given he was the minister of the Treasury Board at the time the money was paid to Saint John without proper approval.
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Auditor general urged MLAs to probe Saint John bailout approval
Kim MacPherson said MLA committee 'has the obligation' to dig deeper
in $22.8M aid package
Jacques Poitras · CBC News · Posted: Jun 24, 2019 6:00 AM AT
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People's Alliance holds first annual meeting since electoral breakthrough
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David Amos
Methinks the SANB are very nervous that Krisy Baby Austin and his PANB
buddies may garner more support N'esy Pas?
Marguerite Deschamps
Reply to @David Amos: sure, all 100 of them!
David Amos
Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: Methinks the best part of the photo
offered is that I did not see one member of the RCMP who protects your
cohorts N'esy Pas?
David R. Amos
Reply to @David Amos: Methinks I struck another nerve and the Feds
made another faux pas N'esy Pas?
Colin Seeley
Perhaps they need to talk and come up with a plan to permanently fix
the pooo warnings on Shediac beaches.
The Blue Beach is full of pooo today.
Unreal.
Matt Steele
Reply to @Colin Seeley: .......After all the time and effort that was
put in to get the BLUE FLAG designation for clean water ; they can't
even go in the water on the day that the flag is raised . Very ironic
indeed .
Bob Smith
Reply to @Matt Steele: When they tried to game the system to get the
Blue Flag designation and get hoisted on the very petard they tried to
dismiss, it is....justice.
Josef Blow
Reply to @Colin Seeley: you mean the People’s Appliance when you say “they”?
David Amos
Reply to @Colin Seeley: Methinks you dudes are debating the wrong news
item for some strange reason N'esy Pas?
Daryl Doucette
Reply to @Colin Seeley: Quebec poo.
Marguerite Deschamps
Reply to @daryl doucette: maybe if they like the beach so much, they
could all move over here and we could have the language referendum
that you so long for?
David Amos
Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: Over Here???
Methinks I sense a minion of the SANB make a Freudian slip N'esy Pas?
Marguerite Deschamps
Reply to @David Amos: nope, believe me; I would be the first to invoke
the Constitution guaranteeing the protection of the two official
languages, English & French given that I am fluent in both to
boot!
David Amos
Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: Methinks it would not be wise to
believe anything you claim until you get a real name N'esy Pas?
Marguerite Deschamps
And I am not restricted to the redundant expression: "N'esy pas" I might add
David Amos
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Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: Methinks you should learn to obey the
rules of the CBC comment section N'esy Pas?
David Amos
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Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: Methinks the comments of mine that CBC
restricts from publishing are a very telling thing N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: I might add that methinks Its Too Too
Funny that you cannot read my las ttwo replies unless you visit my
blog N'esy Pas?
Marguerite Deschamps
Reply to @David Amos: funny! Should I laugh now... or later?
Marguerite Deschamps
Reply to @David Amos: visit your blog? No time to waste!
David R. Amos
Reply to @Marguerite Deschamps: Methinks you know as well as I why I
don't care what you falsely claim as I send a pack of lawyers and cops
another email about you and your cohorts You can always review it in
my blog when you find the time after watching your hockey games N'esy
Pas?
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