Whether we put the “directly or indirectly” after “advise a person” or before “represent or advise a person”, it doesn't change much. If the government is happier with that, I'm certainly open to it, if that's okay with Ms. Chow.
November 15th, 2010 / 3:50 p.m.
Liberal
Justin Trudeau Liberal Papineau, QC
Whether we put the “directly or indirectly” after “advise a person” or before “represent or advise a person”, it doesn't change much. If the government is happier with that, I'm certainly open to it, if that's okay with Ms. Chow.
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