Mr. Speaker, eight members of the Conservative cabinet, including the Prime Minister, have spouses whose investments are not held in blind trusts.
The ministers know that their better halves own shares in banks and oil companies that are directly affected by federal government decisions.
They could potentially profit from decisions made by their spouses. I highly doubt that all Conservative members of the House see nothing wrong with this.
Can the Conservatives admit that there is a problem and that this could result in conflicts of interest, or even insider trading?