Can Kathleen Wynne do ANYTHING right?

This is getting to be a consistent theme for her: She announces a poorly thought-out policy and then, once opposition mounts, she comes up with a complex, expensive and poorly thought out solution to target the squeakiest wheel while leaving everyone else holding the bag.

Case in point here: She announces the minimum wage policy and THEN seeks public consultation.  During that consultation she (surprise, surprise) discovers that there are potential downsides to this policy and is now scrambling to find  a way to put a bandaid over these problems.

So Wynne's plan now is to cut some regulatory costs, at the same time that they are introducing brand new regulatory costs (see the recent labour law changes) to try to offset minimum wage hikes?  Where is the economic analysis on any of this?  Ohh right, she didn't bother to perform any.