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Riding the Third Rail: The Story of Ontario's Health Services Restructuring Commission, 1996-2000 The Art of the State Il décrit l'ampleur et l'étatDuncan Sinclair, Mark Rochon and Peggy Leatt Table of Contents Sample Chapter August 2005 In an attempt to create a functioning provincial health services system, the Ontario government established the Health Services Restructuring Commission (HSRC), giving it a four year mandate to restructure approximately 225 public hospitals and to advise the government on related services. "Riding the Third Rail" tells the story of how the HSRC developed a vision