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More specifically, BC-NDP Finance critic Bruce Ralston has questions for Pacific Carbon Trust CEO Scott MacDonald that include the following:
- Were...senior managers responsible for the decision to hire public relations firms to manage the release of this damning report (from the Auditor General)?
- Was any direction received from government to take this course of action?
- Specifically, was it the intent of the Pacific Carbon Trust from the outset to discredit the work of the Auditor General through the use of public relations firms?
-Did the contracted organizations work with third parties in an 'orchestrated letter-writing campaign from domestic and foreign entities' that served to undrmine the Auditor general and his work?
- How much were the public relations firms paid for their work?
- Do these firms continue to be retained by the Pacific Carbon Trust?
All important questions that should be answered by the CEO of a public body that utilizes/spends public funds.
I would add another:
- Did the Board of Directors of Pacific Carbon Trust, of which a principal of the public relations firm Wazuku Advisory Group, Mr. Michael Watson, is a member, have any knowledge of your hiring of the PR firms that included, according to the Vancouver Sun, the Wazuku Advisory Group?
OK?
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
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checked the Vancouver Sun's salary database and Pacific Carbon Trust is not listed, nor is its CEO Scott MacDonald
http://www.vancouversun.com/business/public-sector-salaries/advanced.html
Thanks Anon--
found a bit of salary info for 2010/11 = 1st 'operational' year
David Moffat, Managing Director - Business Development = $153,562
Scott MacDonald, CEO = $171,241
http://www.fin.gov.bc.ca/psec/disclosuredocs/execcompdisclosure10-11/PacificCarbonTrust.pdf
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