7 Quotes by Gordon MacInnes

Getting all of that exactly right is not likely to happen.

I think you could say at least in some cases this is just good business judgment. At some point the district may conclude the effort required is not worth the potential of the return.

It would be a lot easier and more sensible if you were dealing with a single program and single funding source and all that. You're not. And so it may be a loophole.

I've never been given a satisfactory explanation for why what was seen at the start as criminal activity was not prosecuted.

It's more important that we're taking actions that will produce either a decision that somebody shouldn't be a provider -- which has happened in a lot of cases -- or a decision that allows that provider to improve their management.

That's partly a legal issue. You have the labor marketplace, where people agreed to work for a particular salary, even if it was in violation of the court's mandate.

In all cases, I leave it up to them.