❓ Mr. Cook questions the Minister for Health regarding ministerial responsibility for the outcome of an enterprise bargaining agreement dispute at Peel Health Campus. The Minister deflects direct responsibility, citing the hospital's management and adherence to service standards.
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PEEL HEALTH CAMPUS — ENTERPRISE BARGAINING AGREEMENT
As a supplementary question, by virtue of this meeting next week, does the minister accept ministerial responsibility for the outcome of this dispute? Dr K.D. HAMES
As a supplementary question, by virtue of this meeting next week, does the minister accept ministerial responsibility for the outcome of this dispute? Dr K.D. HAMES
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The government does not have control of the negotiations between the manager of the hospital and the staff. The hospital is run according to a standard of criteria that require an exemplary level of service to the public. If the hospital falls down on any of those conditions that are required in the standard of its service, then the government can take immediate action. This is not one of those circumstances.
Dr K.D. HAMES replied: The government does not have control of the negotiations between the manager of the hospital and the staff. The hospital is run according to a standard of criteria that require an exemplary level of service to the public. If the hospital falls down on any of those conditions that are required in the standard of its service, then the government can take immediate action. This is not one of those circumstances.
The government does not have control of the negotiations between the manager of the hospital and the staff. The hospital is run according to a standard of criteria that require an exemplary level of service to the public. If the hospital falls down on any of those conditions that are required in the standard of its service, then the government can take immediate action. This is not one of those circumstances.
Dr K.D. HAMES replied: The government does not have control of the negotiations between the manager of the hospital and the staff. The hospital is run according to a standard of criteria that require an exemplary level of service to the public. If the hospital falls down on any of those conditions that are required in the standard of its service, then the government can take immediate action. This is not one of those circumstances.
The government does not have control of the negotiations between the manager of the hospital and the staff. The hospital is run according to a standard of criteria that require an exemplary level of service to the public. If the hospital falls down on any of those conditions that are required in the standard of its service, then the government can take immediate action. This is not one of those circumstances.
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