Opposition MLAs say the change reduces accountability, PCs say it's about fairness
CBC NewsMichael GormanProgressive Conservative MLAs in Nova Scotia flexed their majority on two legislative committees Tuesday to reduce the amount of time available to opposition members to ask questions.
Members of the government say it's about fairness and a nod to the record-setting number of MLAs in the PC caucus, but opposition members are accusing the PCs of trying to reduce the amount of scrutiny they face.
Customarily, the time distributed to MLAs to ask questions of committee witnesses has taken one of two f…
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