Gary Goodyear at the Subcommittee on Disclosure Forms under the Conflict of Interest Code

On May 10th, 2007. See this statement in context.

May 10th, 2007 / 4:10 p.m.

Conservative

Gary Goodyear Conservative Cambridge, ON

Correct. I think it is directly related to trusts.

Now, that's not quite directly what I'm asking. I'm just noting that there's reference made in Bill C-2 that certain standards with respect to trusts, I would imagine, cease to have an effect after the day the member ceases to be a member.

Once retired, defeated, or whatever , it seems this doesn't apply to the member, whereas the code that we're dealing with, the conflict of interest code, does not apply during writs.

So I suppose I have questions for your opinion: Should it apply during writs? Should it follow after the defeat of a member? Should it have effect on a member after his or her defeat?

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