I would also add that, while it is certainly true that some of the newly-elected people from Quebec do not have the qualifications needed for the job, most of them do.
I had been hearing for some time how the NDP candidates in Quebec were "warm bodies", completely unsuitable for representing their ridings. I decided to look into the resumes of each of the newly-minted Members of Parliament .
I have not yet finished, so I still have a few more people to examine, but so far I can say that yes, there are a considerable number of people (15 so far) who appear not to have the qualifications expected for the position (the infamous pub manager Ruth Ellen Brosseau being the least qualified I have looked over so far), but on the other hand, there are a number of outstandingly qualified people (4 so far with the maximum 4 stars I give). Most of the people I have looked at so far, I have given 3 stars (12 people) or 2 stars (16 people) on the basis of their accomplishments.
So basically there are a group of born backbenchers (31 people), a group of potential minor Cabinet members (12 people), and a small group (4 people) of potential major Cabinet members -- although almost all of them could use more seasoning, which they will get in the next 4 years. (There are a few who have already successfully held top positions in large or very large organizations, who could be ready in the near future.)
p.s. -- Thomas Mulcair only got 3 stars (potential minor Cabinet member) on my rating.