is divulged. Holley said there should be penalties for any unauthorized access to private information. The government agreed to implement the idea. There will be a new dynamic in the legislature as Brian Pallister takes over the role of Opposition leader. Pallister was unopposed when he sought the leadership of the Progressive Conservatives last summer to replace Hugh McFadyen and will lead off question period for the first time this week. "I want to make sure that we focus on building a stronger economy here and I want to make sure that our government is better managed than it has been," Pallister said. Pallister was a Tory cabinet minister in the 1990s and served as a member of Parliament after that. He is expected to press the government on its growing debt. The NDP is in the midst of five years of consecutive deficits and is hoping to keep this year's red ink to $448 million. To meet that target, the government has planned to sell off $80 million in government assets and find $128 million in day-to-day spending reductions. By the end of September, halfway through the fiscal year, Finance Minister Stan Struthers had not sold off any assets and had found $66 million in cuts by reducing some advertising, pushing back construction projects and other measures. The government is taking steps to keep costs under control. The province recently announced mergers of several agencies, boards and commissions. There is also a review underway to see whether the Family