Cabinet shuffle had only domestic calculations in mind
Through most of the 20th century, the Cabinet met irregularly–whenever the Prime Minister wanted–and with an agenda often unveiled only once Cabinet was convened. Cabinet had little support for its deliberations. Whatever committees it had beyond Treasury Board were ad hoc. They were ...
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