Public Services and Procurement
During question period on public services and procurement, the Conservatives asked about a $2.3-billion government contract with the satellite company Telesat, whose CEO is described as a close friend of the Prime Minister. They asked why the Prime Minister has not set up the same ethics measures another minister used to avoid dealings with that CEO. The government replied that the Prime Minister, like all ministers, members and senior officials, is subject to strict ethics rules, files declarations regularly, and that these standards should continue to be followed.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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