“Mr. Speaker, the ethics committee has issued a report calling on the Prime Minister to divest himself from Brookfield. Now, the Prime Minister has set up a blind trust, but the problem is that it is not truly blind, because the Prime Minister stands to make millions from stock options and future bonus pay from an investment fund that he personally set up while he was at Brookfield. Will the Prime Minister finally do the right thing and divest himself from Brookfield, or is he going to defy the direction of the ethics committee?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 97 wordsthe Prime Minister, as we all must, all 343 of us, follows the rules, 4which are among the strictest in the world.These are rules that the Conservatives put in place under Prime Minister Harper.5The Prime Minister has disposed of all his assets in a blind trust.2He did so on the day of his election as the Liberal Party leader, five days before he was sworn in as Prime Minister.3Contrast that with a 22-year run of not having a security clearance, 1which is the position in which the Leader of the Opposition finds himself.Off point