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Opposition Leader Roger Grimes says he expects the Conservative Government
to make some major decisions about reorganizing the structure of government
at the cabinet retreat in Corner Brook this weekend.
"It is my understanding from sources within the government caucus
that cabinet will be discussing changes to the senior civil service and a
reorganization of government," said Mr. Grimes. "Some of the
senior management will be removed, while others will be moved to new
assignments in the coming weeks. There is also some speculation that a
number of new people from outside government will be brought into senior
management positions."
Mr. Grimes says he is concerned that the Conservative Government is
reshaping the civil service in such a way to implement their right wing
agenda. "I will be watching the moves they make very closely and
checking the background of the people they put in place. I think the
importance of doing this analysis was emphasized during the external audit
process."
Grimes also says there is already a lot of turmoil within the PC caucus
as decisions are being made without their input or consultation and he hopes
this meeting will provide more of an opportunity for all ministers to be
part of the decision-making process.
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