A controversial policy granting large cash allowances to outgoing cabinet ministers in Newfoundland and Labrador was quietly approved and then quickly rescinded after public backlash and media scrutiny.
Premier John Hogan claims he was unaware of the policy until it was reported, and acted swiftly to revoke it once informed. The policy would have allowed ministers to receive up to $48,000 upon leaving office, sparking criticism from taxpayers and opposition politicians. The incident has led to calls for greater transparency and accountability within the provincial government.
The fallout continues, with opposition leaders demanding further details and consequences for those involved.
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