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Revelations from internal sources reveal that the SAAQ’s top executive, Éric Ducharme, exhibited overt disdain during internal inquiries as inspectors alleged being treated with disrespect. This has spurred a full commission inquiry and fueled calls for accountability within the agency.

Commission Gallant | « C’était l’équivalent de me faire cracher dessus », lance une ex-vérificatrice interne de la SAAQ

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Comme «se faire cracher dessus»: le patron de la SAAQ a rembarré des vérificateurs internes

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