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Unsubstantiated Allegations and Accusations of Threatening Responses: The Legacy of Partisan Politics and the Need for Consensus Governance in PEI

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Kevin J. Arsenault

This morning’s sitting of the Legislative Assembly (April 20,2018) began with Progressive Conservative MLAs, Darlene Compton and Steven Myers, standing on “Points of Privilege,” citing parliamentary rules and procedures, then announcing they would later be tabling documents containing information they believe constitute … Continue reading →

Posted in Provincial Politics | Tagged Anna Keenan, Darlene Compton, Electoral Reform, Green Party, Jordan Bober, PEI, PEI Coalition for Proportional Representation, PEI Government, Peter Bevan-Baker, Progressive Conservatives | 2 Comments

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Unsubstantiated Allegations and Accusations of Threatening Responses: The Legacy of Partisan Politics and the Need for Consensus Governance in PEI

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