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OPEN LETTER Dear Members of the Ontario provincial Legislature: Re: Freedom Party of Ontario's 2013 Opposition Budget As the time approaches to draft and debate Ontario's 2013 budget, I submit to you, for your consideration, Freedom Party of Ontario's proposed 2013 Opposition Budget for the province. 
The Opposition Budget proposes a distinctly different course of action than that which otherwise might be proposed in the government's spring budget:
Freedom Party's Opposition Budget is not a vague collection of suggestions to "eliminate waste" and "cut red tape". It is not a plan to balance the budget by freezing wages and other expenses while waiting for monetary expansion and wage/price inflation to inflate tax revenues and reduce the budget deficit five or ten years from now. It is not a plan that requires the government to suspend good faith bargaining or freedom of contract with government employees. It is a plan that lays all of the essential numbers on the table, and addresses the elephant in the room: the unsustainable and escalating costs resulting from the Ontario government's health insurance monopoly. I respectfully request that the government and the opposition parties read Freedom Party's 2013 Opposition Budget and consider the necessity of restoring competition in health insurance so as to neutralize the chief cause of Ontario's budget deficits. Regards, Paul McKeever, B.Sc.(Hons), M.A., LL.B. For further details, contact: Paul McKeever, Leader - Freedom Party of Ontario Paul McKeever's Office: 106 Stevenson Road South, Oshawa, Ontario L1J 5M1 Tel: 905-721-9772 e-mail: pmckeever@freedomparty.on.ca |
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