Gurbux Saini

Mr. Speaker, across Canada, people from many cultures and backgrounds come together to contribute to a shared society. The safety, opportunity and sense of belonging found here are what have led many people to choose Canada as their home. This week, as we mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we reflect on the importance of protecting these values. Respect, [more]

Mr. Speaker, as we celebrate International Women's Day this week, we take time to recognize the many contributions that women make in our communities, workplaces and families. Across Canada, women are leaders, caregivers, business owners, teachers and volunteers who help build a stronger and more compassionate country. Let us be reminded to continue working toward equality and opportunity for [more]

In your submission to the committee, you recommended that members of the board of directors be deemed employees of the organization or corporation on whose board they sit. Why do you think this amendment is necessary to the Lobbying Act?

Thank you for appearing before the committee again. In recommendation 21, you want you and your staff to have immunity. I know Mr. Thériault asked the same question. Can you give some explanation of why it is necessary? Are we going to see that you, as the lobbying commissioner, want immunity so that you cannot be prosecuted if people don't agree with you on something?

Thank you.

Leader of the Opposition Going back to the, his staff are considered designated public office holders under section 128. Do we know if that is happening in practice?

Does every province have that legislation?

Do you have any idea of how many director general positions there are?