Mr. Chair, that did not answer my question.
Will the Liberal government call for an independent public inquiry into the SNC-Lavalin allegations that the PMO politically interfered, yes or no?
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Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, that did not answer my question.
Will the Liberal government call for an independent public inquiry into the SNC-Lavalin allegations that the PMO politically interfered, yes or no?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, will the Liberal government call for an independent public inquiry into the SNC-Lavalin allegations that the PMO interfered politically in the case, yes or no?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, could the minister tell us which members of the PMO he met with?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, has the minister spoken to anyone in the Prime Minister's Office or the Privy Council Office about a DPA with SNC-Lavalin since he became Minister of Justice and Attorney General?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, how many times has the minister spoken to people outside of the justice department about a DPA for SNC-Lavalin?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, how many times did the minister meet with SNC-Lavalin before becoming the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, how many times has the minister met with SNC-Lavalin since becoming the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, does the minister think that he was appointed as the new Minister of Justice and Attorney General because he is a Quebec MP and, arguably, more receptive to a DPA with SNC-Lavalin?
Business of Supply May 14th, 2019
Mr. Chair, I will use my time entirely for questions.
Does the Liberal government still intend to issue a deferred prosecution agreement for SNC-Lavalin?
Justice May 13th, 2019
Mr. Speaker, the denial story is not working. The Liberal government does not get to decide to uphold the rule of law when it benefits only the Liberals.
The Prime Minister promised he would do things differently, but his office has now been involved in two different cases of potentially interfering in our independent justice system. Mark Norman's lawyer clearly said the PMO was “counselling witnesses as to what they could and could not say”.
Our independent justice system does not belong to the Liberals. When will they get out of the way and allow Canadians to know what happened?