Mr. Kirk Crowther at the Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Committee

I have a brief comment.

We have to have a little greater vision. I don't know a lot about these programs, but these temporary ones are temporary fixes that last twelve or eighteen months and can do a real disservice to people on a limited income.

They get to where they are comfortable, and they have a good quality of life. Then eighteen months later the program is over and they're kind of back where they started.

There is certainly some frustration that we don't have this vision, that we're not continuing to support people, and the rules and regulations change after twelve or eighteen months.