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Ethics Committee Approves New Lobbying Rules That Will 'Legalize Bribery,' Say Canadian Citizen Groups - Vimarsana News

Ethics Committee Approves New Lobbying Rules That Will 'Legalize Bribery,' Say Canadian Citizen Groups

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Ethics Committee Approves New Lobbying Rules That Will 'Legalize Bribery,' Say Canadian Citizen Groups - Vimarsana News

Ethics Committee Approves New Lobbying Rules That Will 'Legalize Bribery,' Say Canadian Citizen Groups

Changes are coming to Canada's lobbying rules, and a coalition of citizen groups says they will "legalize bribery ...

Lawyers, law profs call on House committee to reject proposed changes to lobbying rules - Vimarsana News

Lawyers, law profs call on House committee to reject proposed changes to lobbying rules

Commissioner says old version raises constitutional issues – lawyer says proposed changes do too

Lawyers and professors rally against proposed changes to lobbying rules - Vimarsana News

Lawyers and professors rally against proposed changes to lobbying rules

Opponents say lobbying stands to become more unethical if suggested changes from the commissioner of lobbying Nancy Bélanger go through. Faisal Bhabha, an associate professor at Osgoode Hall Law School, said he signed the letter released by lobbying watchdog group Democracy Watch because current rules “help protect the integrity of our fragile democracy.”

Theophanous refutes IBAC report which found he'd "misused" board position - Vimarsana News

Theophanous refutes IBAC report which found he'd "misused" board position

Former Victorian minister Theo Theophanous has vehemently denied any wrongdoing after the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) found he'd misused his position on a government board to lobby on behalf of a development consortium.