Adjournment Proceedings
An adjournment debate on PrescribeIT, the federal electronic prescription program. Dan Mazier of the Conservatives asked why a Liberal parliamentary secretary moved to turn off the cameras at a health committee meeting about the program, saying the $300-million program had failed. Maggie Chi of the Liberals responded that PrescribeIT was launched in 2017 and was always intended to be funded by provinces after the initial federal setup, that Quebec has now agreed to fund it itself, and that the focus should be on modernizing digital health systems. Mazier repeated that the camera question was not answered.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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