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I was encouraged to hear about the Prime Minister's new plan for caucus advisory committees for his Ministers ("Tory committees will help ministers avoid missteps," The Hill Times, Aug. 23). It's a great idea. After decades on Parliament Hill working for Parliamentarians and ministers, I strongly believe that backbench MPs should be more than a farm team for any future Cabinet vacancy. They are an undervalued talent pool which can be utilized in a more meaningful manner today.
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Kudos to Harper for creating caucus advisory committees
I was encouraged to hear about the Prime Minister's new plan for caucus advisory committees for his Ministers ("Tory committees will help ministers avoid missteps," The Hill Times, Aug. 23). It's a great idea. After decades on Parliament Hill working for Parliamentarians and ministers, I strongly believe that backbench MPs should be more than a farm team for any future Cabinet vacancy. They are an undervalued talent pool which can be utilized in a more meaningful manner today.
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