Hanrahan found that NL Health Services, the province's health authority, hired agency nurses without adequate financial oversight, a failure that led to potential fraud. Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services has not followed its own processes and best practices in the procurement and payment of agency nursing services. In response to the report, NL Health Services said it accepts all 15 recommendations and has already taken action to address many of the recommendations. The health authority points to its two year plan, launched in April 2024, aimed at reducing reliance on agency nurses. The Indy Broadcast is a proud member of the Harbinger Media Network and is produced, edited, hosted by me, Justin Brake.