More changes to faces, jobs of Senate, House administration

The Senate's top three clerk roles have changed in recent weeks, and the new House clerk is making his mark by assigning two new deputy roles.

A series of shuffles have brought a few new, yet familiar faces to the leadership of the Senate and House of Commons. Clockwise from top left, interim Senate law clerk Jacqueline Kuehl, interim clerk of the Senate Nicole Proulx, interim Senate chief corporate services officer Hélène Bouchard, House deputy clerk for administration Michel Patrice, clerk of the House Charles Robert, and House deputy clerk for procedure André Gagnon. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia, and photographs courtesy of the Senate, House of Commons

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW

August 23, 2017

The Senate Internal Economy Committee has reorganized the responsibilities of the Upper Chamber’s top three clerks, and named an interim replacement for one of its departed top officials. Meanwhile, the new House of Commons clerk is making his mark, putting in place...

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