Thank you.
In Quebec, the immediate family of an elected official is also defined quite restrictively. It is limited to the spouse, dependent children and dependent children of the spouse.
From our side, this does not seem to be a problem when it comes to the code, since the article provides that one cannot favour one's family members. The article refers to members of one's immediate family and to one's non-dependent children. In this context, the definition is already broad.
For the remainder, although other extended family members fall into the category of other persons, if an elected official has improperly favoured the interests of another person, the proximity test comes into play.