Group says Quebec’s response to Charbonneau Commission recommendations falls short
MONTREAL — A group following up on the work of Quebec’s Charbonneau Commission says the provincial government isn’t doing enough to put the corruption inquiry’s recommendations into effect.
The watchdog group made up of academics as well as current and former politicians says just 15 recommendations out of 60 have been implemented since the inquiry tabled its report last year.
Nine other recommendations have been partially put in force and the government has failed to act on 36 others.
While the government has moved on some issues like tightening political party financing, it has failed in other respects.