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| BC Premier Campbell |
Maximus Canada is a wholly owned subsidiary of
Maximus Inc., a huge American multi-national corporation controlled by
Raymond Ruddy, an arch-conserative
Roman Catholic, who is both anti-gay and anti-abortion.
Maximus Canada was incorporated in 2002, when it bought
Themis Program Management & Consulting Limited, the Victoria-based company that has delivered the
Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP), on behalf of the
Ministry of Attorney General, since 1988.
According to the following BC Government Press Release issued November 4, 2004, the board of founding directors included
Brian Pollick, David Flaherty, and
Leah Hollins.
Ministry of Health Services
MAXIMUS BC/ALTERNATIVE SERVICE DELIVERY
MAXIMUS BC/Alternative Service Delivery
· In July 2003, the ministry issued a business proposal to engage the private sector and identify a suitable partner with capacity to develop innovative solutions, tailored to B.C.’s unique requirements.
· The business proposal was open to Canadian and international bidders.
· MAXIMUS was selected as the successful proponent in March 2004.
· A contract was signed on Nov. 4, 2004 with MAXIMUS after more than one year of searching for a suitable partner and negotiating a contract.
· MAXIMUS is a U.S.-based company based in Reston, Virginia, that provides business and information technology services to governments worldwide.
· MAXIMUS has a Canadian subsidiary, MAXIMUS Canada, which owns two separate B.C. companies located in Victoria.
· Companies’ Boards of Directors will be Canadian citizens who are B.C. residents. They are Brian Pollick, Leah Hollins and David Flaherty.
· MAXIMUS Canada was incorporated in 2002 when it bought THEMIS Program Management & Consulting Limited, the Victoria-based company that has delivered the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP) on behalf of the Ministry of Attorney General since 1988.
· MAXIMUS BC will introduce leading edge technology to improve the administration of MSP and PharmaCare and improve overall customer service and significantly strengthen privacy.
Media
contact:
Public Affairs Bureau
Ministry of Health Services
250 952-1887
http://www2.news.gov.bc.ca/nrm_news_releases/2004HSER0073-000919-Attachment3.htm
WHO ARE DAVID FLAHERTY, LEAH HOLLINS, AND BRIAN POLLICK?
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| David Flaherty |
David Flaherty was, at one time, the
Information and Privacy Commissioner for the
Government of British Columbia where he was a major player in the cover up of illegal activity by insiders with the
British Columbia Government in relation to bulk water exports.
See the Water War Crimes web site for background at http://www.waterwarcrimes.com/.
David Flaherty is the brother of
Canada's Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty, who is a member of
Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper's cabinet.
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| Leah Hollins |
Leah Hollins is a former
Deputy Minister of Health for British Columbia. According to her online biography,
Leah Hollins was a government insider for a long time with experience on a number of national, provincial, and private sector boards.
At the present time,
Leah Hollins is said to
"enjoy a reputation of openness, integrity, high ethical standards, and a passion for the value of the public service enabling support and confidence of politicians, employees and stakeholders to be gained".
Ms. Hollins is a
Director of Maximus BC Health Benefit Operation, Inc.
Leah Hollins was appointed by
Prime Minister Harper to the Veterans Affairs Departmental Audit Committee, in April 2008. The
Veterans had better be careful because if
Leah Hollins imports her tactics from
Maximus to
Veteans Affairs, a lot of lives will be destroyed.
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| Brian Pollick |
As described in a previous post,
Brian Pollick was one of the insiders with the
British Columbia Ministry of the Attorney General who, along with Leah Hollins, and with the assistance of
British Columbia Attorney General, Brian Smith, managed to acquire a lucrative asset from
the British Columbia Government. Pollick and Hollins subseqently
sold that asset for an
undisclosed sum to
Maximus Canada Inc.
Hollins and
Pollick have hired
Brian Smith's son,
Christopher Smith, of
Victoria, BC, to lobby the
British Columbia government to insure their company remains profitable.
Interested readers are encouraged to learn more about the
Government insiders who have profited by
sweetheart deals between
Maximus and the
British Columbia government by visiting
Hidden Mysteries Editorial at
http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/editorial/jan2005/01-14-05.html.
