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Legislative Control of Cabinet Appointments to the Public Service : A Canadian Case-Study in the Political Limits to Parliamentary Reform

Pond, David - 2010

This paper analyses an important Canadian experiment in the legislative scrutiny of political appointments by the executive. Since 1991, the Ontario Legislature's Standing Committee on Government Agencies has routinely interviewed cabinet appointments to semi-independent agencies, which are a...

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