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Your questions answered: Why the Liberal government has come under fire over revelations that the global management consulting firm has received a sharp increase in federal contracts since 2015.

In a statement this month, McKinsey said it did not make policy recommendations on immigration or any other topic. It said it focuses on “core management topics, such as digitization and operations improvement.”that he had asked Procurement Minister Helena Jaczek and Treasury Board President Mona Fortier to make sure the McKinsey contracts were awarded properly.

When consultancies promise governments “fast solutions,” Clarke said, “those fast solutions don’t tend to be good value for money,” and that work often happens “in secret.” Jennifer Carr, president of the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, called government-hired consultants a “shadow public service” that, in comparison to public servants, “plays by an entirely different set of rules.”Will this controversy hurt Justin Trudeau?

In the spirit of transparency, the public deserves to better understand the government’s relationship with McKinsey, he said. “That’s what Conservatives are trying to push for.”

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