Seventeen parliamentary questions from opposition members remain unanswered since March 2026
Seventeen parliamentary questions posed by opposition members between March 24 and July 21, 2026, are still awaiting responses, according to a document titled "Parliamentary Questions Not Replied 2026." These questions cover various ministries, including the Prime Minister's Office, Finance, Agro-Industry and Blue Economy, Foreign Affairs, Education, Labor, National Infrastructure, Financial Services, and the Attorney General. Joanna Bérenger has seven unanswered questions, while Adrien Duval has six, together accounting for 13 of the 17 pending inquiries. Fabrice Quirin and C. Baboolall each have two questions. The oldest question, B/127, was submitted by Adrien Duval to the Ministry of Agro-Industry and Blue Economy on March 24, 2026. The Prime Minister's Office/Finance and the Ministry of Agro-Industry and Blue Economy each have three pending questions. The Prime Minister's Office, the Ministry of Labor, Foreign Affairs, and Education each have two, while National Infrastructure, Financial Services, and the Attorney General each have one. While a question listed as "awaiting response" does not necessarily imply a refusal to answer, and delays can be due to parliamentary scheduling or information gathering, an official explanation would clarify the reasons for these delays and when responses are expected. Parliamentary questions are a key tool for elected officials to hold the Executive accountable and obtain information on public affairs.
