“I want to claim Liberals did something bad and are hiding it. I want my party to look good by asking questions. I don't have any new facts but I want to make it sound very bad.”
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A debate about PrescribeIT, a government health program launched in 2017 that didn't meet uptake or financial sustainability expectations. The Conservatives accused the Liberals of protecting insiders and blocking investigation of the program's failures. The Liberals said they were elected with a mandate to ensure programs deliver effectively and are refocusing Canada Health Infoway's mandate.
“I don't like the government's answer. I want to make them look bad. I want to say a man was paid a lot of money. I want to say that program failed. I want to say there is a scandal. I want to blame the Liberals. I want to talk about a lot of tax money. I want to make the government look very bad.”
“You Liberals wasted $300 million on PrescribeIT. Conservatives tried to investigate. But you hid the meeting and now nobody can talk about it without breaking the rules. Is hiding what you're doing for 30 years what you call transparency?”