Manon Jeannotte, the Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec, has confirmed that she will not attend the ceremony for the swearing-in of ministers for the newly elected government led by Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. This decision was announced on Tuesday, with the Lieutenant-Governor stating her intent not to become the focus during the event. The absence of the Lieutenant-Governor during this ceremony is notable as it departs from traditional practices in Quebec governance, making it the first occasion in which ministers will be sworn in without her presence. Various news sources, including regional and national outlets, report this development, highlighting its significance in Quebec's political landscape.
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