Quebec Minister of the French Language Jean-Francois Roberge has been cleared after an investigation by the province's ethics commissioner. The probe, which examined allegations of misconduct, concluded that no rules were violated.
Investigation Details
The ethics commissioner launched the investigation earlier this year following a complaint about Roberge's actions. The specifics of the complaint were not disclosed, but the commissioner's report found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Roberge, who also serves as the Minister responsible for the French language, has maintained his innocence throughout the process. In a statement, he expressed satisfaction with the outcome and reiterated his commitment to his duties.
Reactions
Premier François Legault voiced support for Roberge, stating that the minister acted with integrity. Opposition parties acknowledged the commissioner's decision but called for greater transparency in future investigations.
The investigation did not result in any sanctions or recommendations for policy changes. Roberge continues in his role as minister.
