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Election interference inquiry will let opposition parties cross-examine witnesses - Vimarsana News

Election interference inquiry will let opposition parties cross-examine witnesses

The commission investigating allegations of foreign interference in the 2019 and 2021 elections will allow opposition parties to cross-examine witnesses as it moves into its next phase later this month.

Source: cbc.ca
Foreign-interference inquiry to grant opposition parties power to cross-examine witnesses - Vimarsana News

Foreign-interference inquiry to grant opposition parties power to cross-examine witnesses

Move follows months of criticism, particularly from the Conservative Party, which was denied full-party standing despite being target of meddling by China

Inquiry investigating election interference will hear evidence March 27-April 10 - Vimarsana News

Inquiry investigating election interference will hear evidence March 27-April 10

The inquiry into foreign election interference will dive into what happened during the past two federal elections later this month.

Source: cbc.ca
Australia's first jail term for foreign interference - Vimarsana News

Australia's first jail term for foreign interference

The first man found guilty under Australian foreign interference laws will spend at least 12 months in jail...

Committee of Supply 2024 debate, Day 2: Gerald Giam on politically significant persons - Vimarsana News

Committee of Supply 2024 debate, Day 2: Gerald Giam on politically significant persons

In Parliament on Thursday (Feb 29), MP Gerald Giam requested for more details from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on its criteria for designating individuals as politically significant persons (PSPs). He cited the example of Mr Philip Chan, who had shown susceptibility to be influenced by foreign actors and a willi