14. The end must justify the means and the process must be fully understood by Nova Scotians who are 'footing the bill' for these endeavors.
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14. The end must justify the means and the process must be fully understood by Nova Scotians who are 'footing the bill' for these endeavors. At this point, the entire process above seems mired in terminology and actions which are not at al...
AI summary The text emphasizes the need for transparency in processes funded by Nova Scotians, criticizing vague justifications for expenses and lack of stakeholder input. It argues that ratepayers must clearly see benefits from programs like Efficiency Nova Scotia Corp., comparing dubious initiatives to past misrepresentations of environmental issues.