Jason Groleau, Beauce
“People in the Major Projects Office work for the government, but private companies pay them. Those companies could benefit from government decisions. The Prime Minister will not answer simple questions about who pays, who decides, or who benefits. What is he hiding?”
“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister is completely lacking in transparency. At the Major Projects Office, employees work for the government but are paid by private companies that could benefit from decisions that are, shall we say, favourable to them. Who pays whom? Who decides what? Who keeps an eye on all these people? Who benefits? Above all, who is lining their pockets? The Liberals refuse to answer simple questions like those. Then they ask Canadians to trust them. What is the Prime Minister hiding from us?”
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister is completely lacking in transparency. At the Major Projects Office, employees work for the government but are paid by private companies that could benefit from decisions that are, shall we say, favourable to them. Who pays whom? Who decides what? Who keeps an eye on all these people? Who benefits? Above all, who is lining their pockets? The Liberals refuse to answer simple questions like those. Then they ask Canadians to trust them. What is the Prime Minister hiding from us?