There’s a world of difference between complete innocence and not getting caught. So says Opposition leader Blaine Higgs on the Premier’s role with inflated property tax assessments as well as his chief of staff.
According to Higgs, the Premier may not have got caught with his hands in the cookie jar but he has crumbs all over his face.
Local Government Minister Serge Rouselle says it’s crystal clear judging from the auditor-general’s own report that based on the evidence gathered, the Premier’s chief of staff did not order the fast track.
Rouselle went on to say it was time to move on and implement the recommendations to avoid the 35 thousand property tax mistakes made when the Conservatives were in power.
