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Quebec’s anti-corruption law proves to be a niche market for accounting firms

Quebec’s anti-corruption law, adopted more than a year ago in the wake of allegations of bribes, collusion, influence peddling, and widespread corruption in the construction industry, is proving to be good business for accounting firms.

Adopted more than a year following the launch of the Charbonneau Commission, a public inquiry mandated to examine potential corruption in the awarding and management of public construction contracts, the Integrity in Public Contracts Act (Act) compels companies to obtain a seal of integrity if they wish to bid on the billion dollars in contracts awarded annually in the Quebec public sector.

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