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North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit
Board of Health Members
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2019-2022
Nipissing district
Central appointees
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Dave Butti, citizen appointee
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Nancy Jacko, citizen appointee (Board of Health Chairperson)
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Stuart Kidd, citizen appointee (Finance and Property Committee Vice-Chairperson)
- Scott Robertson, municipal appointee
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Tanya Vrebosch, municipal appointee (Personnel Policy, Labour/Employee Relations Committee Chairperson)
Eastern appointee
- Dean Backer, municipal appointee (Personnel Policy, Labour/Employee Relations Committee Vice-Chairperson)
Western appointee
- Dan Roveda, municipal appointee
Parry Sound district
North east appointee
- Blair Flowers, municipal appointee
Western appointee
- Don Brisbane, citizen appointee (Board of Health Vice-Chairperson)
South east appointee
- Marianne Stickland, municipal appointee
Provincial appointees
- John D'Agostino, provincial appointee
- Gary Guenther, provincial appointee
- Mike Poeta, provincial appointee (Finance and Property Committee Chairperson)
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In accordance with the Health Protection and Promotion Act, Revised Regulations of Ontario 1990, Regulation 559, the Board of Health for the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit shall have 10 municipal members. The Board of Health membership also has three provincial appointees. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint one or more persons as members of the Board of Health, but the number of members appointed shall be less than the number of municipal members of the Board of Health. (Health Protection and Promotion Act, Revised Statutes of Ontario 1990, c. H.7, s.49 (3)). Applications for provincial appointment to a board of health are made through the Public Appointments Secretariat. For more information concerning Board of Health appointments please see Board of Health policy B-G-002, Appointment of Board of Health Members Term of officeThe term of office of a municipal appointee on the Board of Health continues during the pleasure of the council that appointed the municipal member but, unless ended sooner, ends with the ending of the term of office of the Council. (Health Protection and Promotion Act, Revised Statues of Ontario 1990, c. H.7, s.49 (7)).The term of office of a provincial appointee is generally a one to three year term |
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