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February 10, 2005
In contrast to the lively and
sometimes comic testimony of Jean
Chretien earlier in the week during
the Sponsorship Inquiry, Prime
Minister Paul Martin's answers
were often tedious and technical.
Chretien had tried to draw Martin
into the sponsorship web by saying
he had signed off each year on
$50 million in funding to promote
national unity. Martin
acknowledged that he set budgets,
but said that's where his job ended
- it was up to others to ensure
money was well spent.
In contrast to the lively and
sometimes comic testimony of Jean
Chretien earlier in the week during
the Sponsorship Inquiry, Prime
Minister Paul Martin's answers
were often tedious and technical.
Chretien had tried to draw Martin
into the sponsorship web by saying
he had signed off each year on
$50 million in funding to promote
national unity. Martin
acknowledged that he set budgets,
but said that's where his job ended
- it was up to others to ensure
money was well spent.
