Bloc Québécois Shadow Cabinet

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The Bloc Québécois Shadow Cabinet for 39th Canadian parliament is listed below. Its composition was announced on February 15, 2006. Modifications were made on September 12, 2006. [1]

Portfolio	Critic
Caucus Officers
Leader (Critic for the Prime Minister of Canada)	Gilles Duceppe	(1997-)
Chief Whip	Michel Guimond	(2006-)
Deputy Whip	Pauline Picard	(2006-)
House Leader       and Critic for the Minister responsible for Democratic Reform	Michel Gauthier	(1997-)
Deputy House Leader	Monique Guay	(2006-)
Bloc Québécois Caucus Chair	Louis Plamondon	(2006-)
Critics for Ministers of departments
Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food	André Bellavance	(2006-)
Minister of Canadian Heritage and Status of Women (Canadian Heritage)	Maka Kotto	(2004-)
Minister of Canadian Heritage and Status of Women (Status of Women)	Maria Mourani	(2006-)
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration	Meili Faille	(2004-)
Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec	Jean-Yves Laforest	(2006-)
Minister of the Environment	Bernard Bigras	(2000-)
Minister of Finance	Pierre Paquette	(2006-)
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans	Raynald Blais	(2006-)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Francine Lalonde	(1999-)
Minister of Health	Christiane Gagnon	(2006-)
Minister of Human Resources and Social Development	Yves Lessard	(2004-)
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development	Marc Lemay	(2006-)
Minister of Industry	Paul Crête	(2002-)
Minister for International Cooperation	Caroline St-Hilaire	(2006-)
Minister of International Trade	Serge Cardin	(2006-)
Minister of Justice       and Attorney General	Réal Ménard	(2006-)
Minister of Labour	Carole Lavallée	(2004-)	Minister of National Defence	Claude Bachand	(2000-)
Minister of National Revenue	Robert Bouchard	(2004-)
Minister of Natural Resources	Claude DeBellefeuille	(2006-)
Minister of Public Safety	Serge Ménard	(2006-)
Minister of Public Works and Government Services	Jean-Yves Laforest	(2006-)
President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada       and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs	Paule Brunelle	(2006-)
Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities	Mario Laframboise	(2006-)
President of the Treasury Board	Richard Nadeau	(2006-)
Minister of Veterans Affairs	Gilles-A. Perron	(2006-)
Critics for Special Ministerial Responsibilities
Minister responsible for La Francophonie and Official Languages	Vivian Barbot	(2006)
Minister for Sport	Luc Malo	(2006-)
Critics for Policy Areas for which there is no specific minister
Asia-Pacific	Diane Bourgeois	(2006-)
Latin America and Africa	Johanne Deschamps	(2006-)
Housing	Christian Ouellet	(2006-)
Seniors	Nicole Demers	(2006-)
Youth	Thierry St-Cyr	(2006-)

[edit] See also

• Cabinet of Canada
• Official Opposition (Canada)
• Shadow Cabinet
• Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet (Canada)
• New Democratic Party Shadow Cabinet