He is not to be confused with another Christian Ouellet, who has worked as an organizer and policy strategist for the Quebec Liberal Party.
[3] Ouellet chaired the Solar Energy Society of Canada and the Parti Québécois's national committee on Environment and Sustainable Development.
Bloc leader Gilles Duceppe criticized this statement, saying that his party would promote sovereignty as well as defending Quebec's interests in other areas.
[8] After talking with Duceppe, Ouellet agreed to support the Bloc's full platform on sovereignty.
[10] In 2009, he introduced a Private Member's Bill to remove waiting times for Employment Insurance benefits.