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Critics say Sajjan or Trudeau should take responsibility for failure to investigate sexual misconduct allegation against Vance in 2018

Either the Defence Minister's office or the Prime Minister's Office must take responsibility for their failure to investigate complaints around inappropriate sexual behaviour reported in 2018, according to opposition MPs from the Conservatives and the NDP who sit on the Defence Committee.

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Either the Defence Minister's office or the Prime Minister's Office must take responsibility for their failure to investigate complaints around inappropriate sexual behaviour reported in 2018, according to opposition MPs from the Conservatives and the NDP who sit on the Defence Committee.

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Critics say Sajjan or Trudeau should take responsibility for failure to investigate sexual misconduct allegation against Vance in 2018

Either the Defence Minister's office or the Prime Minister's Office must take responsibility for their failure to investigate complaints around inappropriate sexual behaviour reported in 2018, according to opposition MPs from the Conservatives and the NDP who sit on the Defence Committee.

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