Alberta victim services groups ask UCP to 'halt' move to regional model ableg abpoli
“We do not feel as though the current plan reflects an understanding of victim services in Alberta, and we want to help the Government of Alberta reach its goal in a better way for all Albertans,” Craig Beattie, a member of the Victim Services Society of Stony Plain, Spruce Grove and District, said in the Wednesday news release.
According to For All Albertans, the provincial government intends to “prohibit all currently operating victim services units from delivering police-based victim services” in favour of a model with four geographic hubs.Article content For All Albertans says that under the redesign, victim service units will not be allowed to work in police detachments or have access to case files. The organizations have been told their funding agreements with the provincial government will not be extended once the redesign is in place, the group said.
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