Racinsky named parliamentary assistant to Minister of Red Tape Reduction
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Joseph Racinsky headed to Queen’s Park after the Feb. 27 provincial election and landed the job as parliamentary assistant to Andrea Khanjin, the Minister of Red Tape Reduction.
The ministry strives to provide better services for Ontarians, reduce costs for businesses, and make it easier to work with the provincial government, officials say.
“I’m looking forward to assisting our government in delivering on our strong mandate to protect Ontario,” stated Racinsky in a press release.
Premier Doug Ford released a statement lauding the role of parliamentary assistant.
“It is my pleasure to welcome Ontario’s new and returning team of parliamentary assistants, who will step into key roles in their ministries,” he stated.
“Now more than ever, our team of parliamentary assistants is ready to support our government’s mandate to protect Ontario and build a stronger and more competitive economy that can withstand whatever comes our way.”
The Legislative Assembly of Ontario resumed on April 14.
Meanwhile, Racinsky has taken over former MPP Ted Arnott’s office in Fergus. It is located at 181 St. Andrew St. E. Call 519-787-5247 for assistance or email him at joseph.racinsky@pc.ola.org.
