Public Accounts Index - 1st Session - 40th Legislature

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Schnoor, Jeffrey (Deputy Minister of Justice and Attorney General)

Auditor General, follow-up reports, March 2011

Maintenance Enforcement Program

Opening remarks, 51-52

Maintenance Enforcement Program

Automated voice system concerns, 54

Customer service issues, 56

Payment collection and disbursement, 51, 54

Manitoba Maintenance Management Program

Default payment reviews, 52

Performance measurement evaluation reports, 56

Report generating capacity, 52-53

System costs, 51-52

Science Complex and College for the Environment. See University of Winnipeg

Audits

Farthing, 68

Selby, Hon. Erin (Southdale) N.D.P.

University of Winnipeg

Service quality standards, 65

Seniors. See Aging in Place strategy; Personal care homes

Soil conditions

Nitrous oxide reduction target

Gerrard, 220-221

Meier, 220-221

Special needs education. See also Auditor General, annual reports; Education assistants

Assistive technology, availability and costs

Farthing, 161

Friesen, 160-161

Behavioural conditions, diagnosis increase

Farthing, 154-155

Gerrard, 154-155

Children's Therapy Initiative

Farthing, 150

Clinical Outcomes project status

Bellringer, 151

Farthing, 150-151

Friesen, 151-152

Clinicians

Assessment wait times

Farthing, 149

Friesen, 149

Shortages, strategies for

Bellringer, 140

Braun, 148

Farthing, 148, 150

Friesen, 149-150

Specialty requirements

Farthing, 155-156

Gerrard, 155

Departmental consultations

Farthing, 143

Friesen, 143

Disability category levels

Braun, 148-149

Farthing, 149

Enrolment and funding increase

Farthing, 163

Friesen, 162-163

Geographic funding

Farthing, 158

Helwer, 158

Government website, information accessibility

Farthing, 142

Friesen, 141-142

Handbook for Parents of Children with Special Needs in School

Farthing, 142-143

Friesen, 142-143

Life skills learning resources, need for

Allum, 157-158

Bellringer, 140

Farthing, 158

Parents, consultations with

Allum, 157

Farthing, 157

Regional health authorities, programs

Farthing, 150

Friesen, 150

School divisions

Diagnosis and funding applications

Allan, 162

Bellringer, 140, 162

Farthing, 141, 152, 162-163

Friesen, 152, 161-163, 162

Policy reviews

Farthing, 141, 152

Friesen, 151-152

Service delivery compliance

Bellringer, 140

Student outcomes, monitoring of

Farthing, 147-148, 160

Friesen, 160

Jha, 147-148

Students, individual education plans

Farthing, 159

Friesen, 159

Teachers, role and resources

Allum, 156

Farthing, 156

Speech language pathologists and audiologists

Shortage

Farthing, 156

Gerrard, 156

Standing Committee on Public Accounts. See Public Accounts, Standing Committee of

Stefanson, Heather (Tuxedo) P.C.

Agencies, boards and commissions–appointments

Conflicts of interest, concerns, 192

Government website, information accessibility, 190

Auditor General, follow-up reports, January 2012

Derivative financial instruments, use of

Risk mitigation areas, 110

Auditor General's office

Audits, estimates, 8

Consulting services management audits, 8-9

Government departments, mismanagement allegations, 9

Operations of the Office, March 31, 2010

Emissions target levels, 4-5

Budgets

Deficit variance, accountability, 7-8

Building Canada Fund

Project applications, 26-27

Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Secretariat

Audit and recommendations, 36

Employees, hiring process, 25

Expenditure statistics, 35

File documentation standards, 37

Project priority, criteria and decision, 27-28

Stimulus construction projects, 26-27, 35

Finance Department

Trading activity offices, 110-111

First Nations of Northern Manitoba Child and Family Services

Accounts receivable, authority, 18

Investors Group Field

Government investments, audit of, 8

Legislative reviews, mandatory

Co-ordinated effort recommendation, 114

Completion of reviews, compliance percentage, 115

Departmental controllership plans, 114

Review uniformity, 115

Statute of regulations, review requirements, 113-114

Treasury Board, role of, 114

Points of order

P/O by Stefanson requesting vote of the committee to move forward on decision to have steering committee and in camera meeting regarding Manitoba Hydro audit, 11

Provincial debt

Net debt update, 18

Public Accounts, audits of

Volumes 1-4

Deficit reduction strategies, 21

Probe Research, payments to, 18

Public compensation disclosure reports, 15-17

Recommendations, 16-17

Statement of financial position, templates, 18

Summary budget, reporting of, 15

Public Accounts, Standing Committee of

Government targets, penalties for failures, 4-5

Meeting schedules, 3

Risk assessments and audit objectives, 5

Witness appearances, expansion of, 3

Public sector compensation disclosure

Government reporting entities, inclusion of, 118

Income threshold increase, 121

Information availability, 118-119

Vendor contract payments, 121

Risk Oversight Committee

Members and meeting frequency, 111

Treasury Board

Legislative reviews, role in, 114

Treasury Risk Management Framework

Policies, 111

Stimulus programs. See Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Secretariat; Knowledge Infrastructure Program

Struthers, Hon. Stan (Dauphin) N.D.P.

Auditor General, follow-up reports, January 2012

Contaminated sites and landfills

Recommendations implementation, 230-231

Contaminated sites and landfills

Recommendations implementation, 230-231

Public Accounts, Volumes 1-4

Bond rating agency, grade criteria, 21-22

Student aid

Application process

Farthing, 71-72, 75

Default rates

Farthing, 72

Financial assistance information system

Farthing, 71

Income verification methods

Farthing, 71

Scholarship and bursaries, information

Farthing, 71

Scholarships and bursaries, information

Farthing, 71

Student Financial Aid System. See also Auditor General, follow-up reports, March 2011

Implementation target date

Ewasko, 74-75

Farthing, 74-75

Sussman, Milton (Deputy Minister of Health)

Aging in Place strategy

Supportive care spaces, need for, 86

Auditor General, annual reports

Food safety

Opening statements, 126-128

Wireless network security

Opening remarks, 196-197

Conflict of interest

Food safety inspector declarations, 132

Dementia

Personal care homes patients, 92

P.I.E.C.E.S education program, 92

Flooding

Food safety, impact on, 135

Folklorama

Food safety initiatives, 127

Food safety

Auditor General's recommendations, 137

Departmental joint audit oversight committee, 126

Flood, impact of, 135

Folklorama program initiatives, 127

Food-borne illnesses, statistics on, 134-135

Food handling training and licencing, 133-134, 136

Food service establishments, infraction closures, 127

Inspections

Commercial kitchen inspections, 136

Frequency and violations, 131-132

Service takeover (Winnipeg), 126-127, 129

Statistics and targets, 128-129

Inspections, rural, 129

Inspectors

Conflict of interest declarations, 132

Qualifications, 129-130

Responsibility, 126-127

Health Department

Information technology software purchases, patient privacy levels, 198-199

Public health inspector staffing, 126

Public health risk-based system (Winnipeg), 127-128

Hedgehog Inspection System

Utilization for food safety, 127-129

Inspectors

Vacancies, 131

Manitoba eHealth

Information technology, risk assessments, 197

Security analyst, hiring process, 199-201

Vulnerability management software, implementation, 197-198

Personal care homes

Accreditation, 83

Admissions wait times, 84-88, 90-91

Antipsychotic drug prescriptions, 92

Capital projects

Contract process, 96

Long-term plans, 85-86, 92, 94

Home-of-choice possibilities, 88-89

Inspections, 82-83

Licensing review process, 83

Patient restraint usage, 81-82, 91

Patients with dementia, strategies for, 92

Per diem funding levels, 92-93

Quality standard compliance, 80-82

Regional demographic studies, 86-87, 94

Registered nurses, requirement for, 89-90

Respite bed availability, 90

Staffing, 88-89

Statistics, 80

Pharmacare Program

Bulk purchasing collaborations, 97-98

Deductible increase, 97

Formulary drug updates, 98

Generic drug pricing reform, 100-101

Program management review, 104

Publicly financed percentage decrease, 96-97

Purchasing price negotiation process, 97

Recommendations implementation, 103-104

Staffing, restructuring of, 104

Pharmaceutical Act

Proclamation timeline, 101

Physicians and surgeons

Electronic health records, use of, 102

P.I.E.C.E.S dementia education program, 92

Regional health authorities

Capital project requests, departmental overrides, 85

Information technology

Database compromises, 202

Directors, titles and roles, 201-202

Geographical and bandwidth concerns, 202

Tabor Home

Project status (Morden), 96

Telehealth

Information technology security guidelines, 198

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Capital projects, contract tendering process, 105-106

Vendor payments, public disclosure, 105

Wireless network security

Manitoba eHealth, policies and standards, 197, 199

Regional health authorities, policies and standards, 198, 201

Sussman, Milton (Deputy Minister of Regional health)

Personal care homes

Regional health authority amalgamations, 88, 95

Swan, Hon. Andrew (Minto) N.D.P.

Personal Injury Protection Plan

Benefits

Appeal process, 180-182

Definition of vehicular accidents, 170

 

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