Allies of Tory MP who broke lobbying rules try to
2022-04-05- Detail
Allies of a Conservative MP who was found to have broken lobbying rules in an “egregious case of paid advocacy” will seek to block his recommended suspension from the House of Commons on WednesdayRates of hospitalization, ICU admission from COVID-19 rising across Canada: Tam.
Kathryn StoneInHouseArticle_thestar, the independent parliamentary standards commissionerThe people who recently had her car stolen — a Lexus SUV — received her car back as it was discovered by police before it could be shipped. She shared her home security footage which shows a thief arriving at her house at 1 a.m., concluded in a report last month that former Tory minister Owen Paterson had “repeatedly” used his role as an MP to “benefit” two companies for which he was a paid consultant.
MPs will vote this afternoon to approve or reject his 30-day suspension from parliamentM19.9222 2.34609L2.61597 19.6523, which was recommended by the parliamentary standards watchdog as punishment for breaking lobbying rules.
HoweverThe virus that has killed 7,757 Ontarians i, a bid by Conservative MPs is under way to overhaul the entire independent body.
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