One week into the new parliamentary cycle, Treasury Board president Anita Anand says her list of key priorities includes leading the government’s ...
Treasury Board president Anita Anand in her office on Sept. 20, 2023.Gourmet Chicken Tenders: Recipe in Description | SaltWire #QuickRecipes #FoodShorts #CookingShortsOne week into the new parliamentary cycle, Treasury Board president Anita Anand says her list of key priorities includes leading the government’s refocusing spending initiative and maintaining good working relationships with public-service unions.
Anand said the government was looking at how to remove “wasteful spending” and to redirect it, adding it was looking at things like travel arrangements and outsourcing. She reinforced that she did not expect there to be layoffs outside of normal attrition and redeployment.Another item high on the Treasury Board agenda, Anand said, is “greening government.”
As seen during the recent public-service strike, it’s important that unions and the federal government are able to communicate and have good-working relationships. Given that she was formerly minister of PSPC, Anand is familiar with the Phoenix file and recognizes there is still work to do. Anand said she and the current minister of that department, Jean-Yves Duclos, had agreed to work on addressing the ongoing issues together.
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