So you're responsible for the policy development around the social economy initiative but you don't have one cent to implement the policies that you can get the officials and the minister to agree to. Is that correct?
November 21st, 2006 / 11:35 a.m.
Liberal
Bonnie Brown Liberal Oakville, ON
So you're responsible for the policy development around the social economy initiative but you don't have one cent to implement the policies that you can get the officials and the minister to agree to. Is that correct?
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