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Brand new to cabinet are Jennifer Campeau (central services), Mark Docherty (parks, culture and sport) and Scott Moe (environment).
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Out as well are two who have been demoted to legislative secretary positions: Mark Docherty and Jennifer Campeau.
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Regina Coronation Park MLA Mark Docherty was at the announcement and confirmed his support for Wyant.
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