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Delayed start puts accountability on hold in 44th Parliament

Minority governments are supposed to be more, not less accountable. By delaying the opening of the 44th Parliament, it appears that the government intends to sidestep parliamentary oversight and scrutiny for the rest of this year.

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BY GEOFF DUBROW
November 22, 2021

Opinion | BY GEOFF DUBROW | November 22, 2021

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