Health
Question period exchanges about PrescribeIT, a digital prescription program, and how $300 million in public money was spent on it. Conservatives asked for the health minister and the head of the program to testify, asked for an audit, and questioned whether an upcoming health committee meeting would be open to the public. Liberals replied that the questions had been answered before, that Infoway’s CEO had been dismissed and its mandate is under review, with funding decisions to follow, and said Conservatives were blocking committee work, including a study on HIV in Manitoba. Much of the exchange was about each party’s conduct in committee rather than the program itself.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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