CANADAHALIFAX news Nova Scotia government needs to act faster on past recommendations: auditor general by admin 19 أبريل، 2023 written by admin 19 أبريل، 2023 56 CITYnews halifax \ By The Canadian Press HALIFAX – Nova Scotia’s auditor general says the provincial government needs to pick up its pace in implementing recommendations from past reports by her office. Kim Adair says although the province implemented 92 per cent of the recommendations made in 2018, it has since fallen off to 61 per cent in 2019 and 35 per cent in 2020. Adair says in the case of the 2020 reports, the follow up rate by the government is one of the worst in nearly two decades. The auditor general points out that the government has said publicly that the agreed-upon time frame to complete any set of recommendations is two years. Despite the much higher implementation rate in 2018, Adair says five recommendations remain outstanding. She says given that four years have passed, all of the 2018 recommendations should have been implemented by now. This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 18, 2023. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post Tentative agreement reached with thousands of N.S. educational support workers next post Jets’ Barron returns to game with more than 75 stitches after taking skate to head You may also like RCMP stops 10 impaired drivers over May long... 26 مايو، 2025 Man charged after allegedly forcing children to drink... 26 مايو، 2025 King Charles to follow in mother’s footsteps in... 26 مايو، 2025 N.S. Power says hackers have published stolen data... 24 مايو، 2025 Man facing 18 charges evading police in stolen... 24 مايو، 2025 Woman dies following motorcycle crash in Stewiacke 24 مايو، 2025 Environment Canada predicts 3-5 major hurricanes this year 24 مايو، 2025 3weeks since two young children reported missing in... 24 مايو، 2025 A wet and windy weekend ahead for HRM 24 مايو، 2025 Weekend closure of MacKay Bridge to begin Friday... 24 مايو، 2025