Ross Wiseman should resign

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Newfoundland and Labrador Health Minister Ross Wiseman

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Ministerial accountability has to mean something.

To quote the recently released report of the Cameron inquiry:

"The current legislative structure clearly establishes a relationship between the regional health authorities and the Minister and it is, in my view, the Minister who must exercise this oversight role."

A failure, by any reasonable standard, to exercise oversight when his Department was provided with (and concealed) crucial knowledge that jeopardized the health and lives of hundreds of cancer patients in Newfoundland and Labrador is ample cause for dismissal.

Ministerial accountability has to mean something.

To quote the recently released report of the Cameron inquiry:

We the undersigned, in light of the findings of the Cameron Inquiry, respectfully demand your immediate resignation as Minister of Health and Community Services.

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# 28:

11:12 am PDT, Mar 25, Claudia Tapia Guerrero, Mexico
Justice!

# 27:

1:11 am PDT, Mar 25, Name not displayed, Canada

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8:15 am PDT, Mar 23, Amanda Panda, Canada

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9:00 am PDT, Mar 22, Name not displayed, Canada

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2:45 pm PDT, Mar 21, Merry Begot, Albania
Let's go Leafs!!!

# 22:

6:03 pm PDT, Mar 20, Balos Marius, Romania

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11:35 am PDT, Mar 19, Name not displayed, Canada

# 20:

3:28 am PDT, Mar 17, Maxwell Legge, Canada
get rid of him and king danny also

# 19:

5:45 am PDT, Mar 16, Greg Knott, Canada

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4:52 pm PDT, Mar 15, Pamela Head, Canada

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11:37 am PDT, Mar 15, Darlene Morris, Canada

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11:19 am PDT, Mar 12, Shannon Reardon, Canada

# 15:

4:26 am PDT, Mar 12, Geoff Meeker, Canada
In the media, cancer patients have asked for Wiseman's resignation. To them, he represents the face of the problem. The fact that the premier refuses to even move him to another portfolio shows nothing but contempt for the victims of this scandal.

# 14:

6:26 pm PDT, Mar 10, Terry Burry, Canada
More needs to be none in the area of mental health services

# 12:

5:48 pm PST, Mar 7, Jessica Min, Singapore
He should be given a chance!!!

# 11:

3:50 pm PST, Mar 7, Steve Dale, Australia

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8:32 am PST, Mar 7, Mark Watton, Canada

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6:03 am PST, Mar 7, Kim Ploughman, Canada
The Premier removed a minister from Cabinet while he was being investigated for improper fiscal affairs - so clearly Health Care ranks super low on this gov's priority list. There are multiple failures of accountability here - Premier for not removing an incompetent minister & not heeding public opinion; minister for not doing the RIGHT thing & resigning and the PC Party for tolerating action within their party that are NOT in the best interest of all Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.

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11:06 am PST, Mar 6, Name not displayed, Vermont

# 7:

10:46 am PST, Mar 6, Lynda Harding, United Kingdom

# 6:

9:35 am PST, Mar 6, Jeffrey Hynes, Canada

# 5:

8:53 am PST, Mar 6, Toni Sokoloski, Massachusetts

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6:44 am PST, Mar 6, Name not displayed, New York

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6:26 am PST, Mar 6, John S., Canada

# 2:

5:50 am PST, Mar 6, Colleen Hogan, Canada
not enough has been done...a lot of what is needed is organizational and mangement ..not even medical degrees are needed to fix many of the problems! Just good work ethic and consientiousness !!! Complacency is the problem ...and lack of insight ! leadership must go !

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3:10 am PST, Mar 6, Bill C, Germany

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