Without ministerial responsibility \u002D\u002D without accountability \u002D\u002D our system would fall apart.
You may have a Chief of Staff and a Director of Communications and some assistants picked out already, but it’s unlikely. PMO needs to approve your picks, and the RCMP need to run security checks on them.
Basically, the doctrine of ministerial responsibility means that you are personally responsible to Parliament. Anything that is done, or not done, by the people who work for you in various departments and agencies and offices? It’s your personal responsibility.Article contentIt all goes back to the Mother of all Parliament, in Britain, and means that you are responsible for everything that your staff and officials do. If they screw up, you answer for it.
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