Eby in Kamloops, discusses ICBC’s new report meant to ensure efficiencies
KAMLOOPS — The minister responsible for ICBC says a report compiled by Price Waterhouse Cooper outlining efficiencies could save the crown corporation up to $80 million.
David Eby was at Thompson Rivers University for the third time, talking to law students about access to justice issues around the province. Eby also discussed ICBC with the students. Friday, Eby’s government rolled out the operational study by Price Waterhouse Cooper that look into efficiencies of the insurance corporation.
“The review that is looking at the business of ICBC to ensure efficiencies,” said Eby. “That report has identified somewhere in the neighbourhood of $60-80 million in savings once all the recommendations are in place. We’re hopeful pieces like that are going to get us in the right direction.”