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Business of Supply   the public sector to provide these services. I was in the House when I watched the Conservatives contract out the Phoenix pay system, which was supposed to save $80 million. It ended up costing over $2 billion, and it does not even work. Now, we see the Liberals contract out this work

February 27th, 2024House debate

Don DaviesNDP

Business of Supply  , but at some point, the slip-ups keep happening. We have ArriveCAN. Before that it was passports. Before that it was the WE Charity. Before that, it keeps going, it was Phoenix. The reason is always the same: We have to move fast, we have to work, we have to get going. At some point, do we

February 27th, 2024House debate

Julie VignolaBloc

Business of Supply   that the Phoenix scandal, which the Auditor General has compared to ArriveCAN, has the same sort of scandal behind it. Phoenix, of course, was done under the Conservatives' government. I have a question for the member, though. I appreciate the discussion today and have no problem going after

February 27th, 2024House debate

Rachel BlaneyNDP

Business of Supply   Conservatives, coming out. That is what that is all about. Someone made reference to the Phoenix disaster. When we first came into government, what did we experience? The Conservative Party had just cut hundreds of civil servant jobs. It said it was going to save millions of dollars

February 27th, 2024House debate

Kevin LamoureuxLiberal

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, the member is the chair of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts. Does the committee have any plans to investigate accountability for the Phoenix pay system? It was planned by the Conservatives to cost $310 million and now has cost more than $2.6 billion

February 27th, 2024House debate

Randall GarrisonNDP

Business of Supply   in the Phoenix pay system. They estimated that would cost $310 million, and it has now cost more than $2.6 billion. My question to the member refers to something she said in her speech about how our confidence and supply agreement with the Liberals does not benefit working people. Does she

February 27th, 2024House debate

Randall GarrisonNDP

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, I will say it. They are hypocrites. Let us face it. Conservatives started the outsourcing and the out-of-control situation that we are in. They cut public service. They outsourced IT. They started the Phoenix debacle that was supposed to save $80 million but cost

February 27th, 2024House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Business of Supply   that the Conservatives voted against those things, because that is what Conservatives do. They cut and gut the services people rely on. We will not take any lessons from the Conservatives, who gave over $7 million in contracts to the former owners of GC Strategies. They also created the Phoenix

February 27th, 2024House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Business of Supply  , to the six highly paid consultant firms. What we want to do is stop these profits and the economic leakage happening in our country, and bring that work back to the public service. We saw the Conservatives with their Phoenix pay system that was supposed to save taxpayers $80 million

February 27th, 2024House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, we saw outsourcing to highly paid consultants double under the Conservatives, including GC Strategies owners, who were formerly operating under another company. We saw the Conservatives bring in the Phoenix pay system. It was supposed to save $80 million, but it has

February 27th, 2024House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, I am happy to answer a question about Phoenix. It is true that it was the Conservative government at the time that launched the project, because it would take time to change the payroll management system. However, let us recall that the Liberal government came

February 27th, 2024House debate

Pierre Paul-HusConservative

Public Services and Procurement  Mr. Speaker, I think the Conservatives were upset that I forgot to mention their scandals with the Phoenix pay system and Deloitte. They also have their own scandals to worry about; I should have mentioned those as well. However, let us talk about the garbage decisions

February 12th, 2024House debate

Jagmeet SinghNDP

Public Services and Procurement  Mr. Speaker, I want to talk about a public servant from the Quebec City area who ended up $25,000 in debt because of the government. It all began in 2016 when the Phoenix pay system began to repeatedly forget to issue him his paycheque. Now, seven years later, despite all

January 30th, 2024House debate

Julie VignolaBloc

Public Services and Procurement  Mr. Speaker, an isolated case would be cause enough for a scandal, but we are talking about 448,000 Phoenix-related payroll problems in 2023 alone. Public servants are even avoiding changing their address or accepting a promotion because they are afraid of experiencing pay

January 30th, 2024House debate

Julie VignolaBloc

Questions on the Order Paper  With regard to the Phoenix pay system, broken down by fiscal year since its implementation: (a) what is the total number of severe impact claims made, broken down by (i) compensation for individuals on maternity, parental or disability leave, (ii) discriminatory practice, (iii

January 29th, 2024House debate

Alexandre BoulericeNDP