Canadian Parliamentary Review – La Revue parlementaire canadienne
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Although relatively few women have held the position of Speaker in Canada’s parliamentary assemblies, six women currently preside over 15 chambers across the country. In this roundtable, the Canadian Parliamentary Review editorial intern Geneva Fuina spoke with four women Speakers about why they sought out this position, what has surprised them about their role, and what changes they’ve implemented.
Continue reading “In Conversation with Women Speakers”In response to an increase in the number and seriousness of threats directed against elected officials, Quebec’s Assemblée nationale mandated its security directorate to enhance protective measures both in the parliamentary precinct and in the province’s 161 main and satellite riding offices. In this article, the author outlines how the directorate’s advice, security screening, and the introduction of new physical infrastructure have assisted the Assemblée nationale’s goal of strengthening its security culture.
Nathalie Roy
Continue reading “Security Measures In Riding Offices: Responsibilities And Challenges”