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Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics - May 27, 2013

   
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In Committee From The House Of Commons

Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics

Maryse Bertrand, a vice-president with the CBC, Canadian Media Guild representatives Marc-Philippe Laurin and Bob Carty and Professional Federation of Québec Journalists president Brian Myles express their opposition to a private member's bill (C-461) to amend the Access to Information Act as it relates to the public broadcaster. Brent Rathgeber's bill also calls for the salary disclosure of federal employees who earn more than $188,000 a year.

Liberal MP Scott Andrews also presents his motion to hold hearings on the $90,000 payment that Stephen Harper's then chief of staff Nigel Wright gave to embattled Senator Mike Duffy.

UPDATE: On June 5, the committee made major amendments to Bill C-461. Later that evening, Brent Rathgeber announced he had resigned from the Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent MP.

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