Jolin-Barrette mis en cause pour le manque de reddition de comptes du gouvernement / Le Devoir

Friday, June 6, 2025, 9:21 am

Opposition figures have zeroed in on Simon Jolin-Barrette as critics slam the government for its lack of transparency and accountability. Lawmakers say the failure to uphold oversight and answer to public concerns is fueling a bitter debate over effective governance and leadership standards.

lapresse.ca / Assemblée nationale | Onze députés ont été visés par une plainte ou un signalement pour harcèlement

Pas moins de 11 députés sur 125 ont été visés par une plainte ou un signalement pour harcèlement en 2024-2025.

ledevoir.com / Jolin-Barrette mis en cause pour le manque de reddition de comptes du gouvernement

Une commission transpartisane siège beaucoup moins depuis l’arrivée au pouvoir de la CAQ en 2018.

lapresse.ca / Reddition de comptes du gouvernement | L’opposition met en cause Simon Jolin-Barrette

Même des députés caquistes déplorent le manque de reddition de comptes du gouvernement.

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