Defence Committee should look at broader issues of military culture change and external accountability in Vance probe, say experts

The Defence Committee's study into sexual misconduct allegations of Jonathan Vance has the potential to crumble into partisan finger pointing.

Jonathan Vance, pictured speaking to reporters in West Block on June 17, 2019, will be the subject of a three-session study of the House Defence Committee into allegations of his sexual misconduct. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY NEIL MOSS

February 17, 2021

As the House Defence Committee embarks on a study looking into sexual misconduct allegations against former chief of the defence staff General Jonathan Vance, experts say MPs on the committee should look at the bigger institutional issues of changing the military culture and providing external accou...

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