Our 200 days of change was designed to kickstart a balanced approach that would lead us to greater opportunity for New Brunswickers. I believe voters expect more today from their politicians than vague promises, so we made these 20 specific commitments, and we met every single one of them to raise the bar of accountability. It was not the last word on our commitments just the first. The reality is that to get ahead, we have to look ahead. We have to take the difficult but necessary steps to get us ready for long-term economic competitiveness and prosperity.
Prosperity waits for no one.
In New Brunswick, like elsewhere, you have to choose prosperity. You choose it with your decisions and with your attitude. In New Brunswick, we know that means a shift in what's important and what has to be done. Well, that has been the hallmark for our government in our first 22 months in office. We decided it was time to bring focus to government, to change the way government works.