Feds’ promise for new minister leaves unanswered questions about streamlining defence procurement, say observers
Changing the Defence Production Act so that it transfers powers to a new minister won't necessarily create the promised single point of accountability, says Troy Crosby, a former top procurement official at National Defence.
There are "more questions than answers" in the federal government's latest economic update for defence procurement, observers say, after the document signalled there will be a new minister to lead the multibillion-dollar investments in defence spending.
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