It’s hard to take all the double speak from PP .. are the Liberals „stealing“ all your ideas or is everything they’re doing so awful that it will end the world as we know it?
Snurgisdr on
Every whipped vote is an act of bribery. It’s an explicit exchange of the party support which is necessary to be elected in return for influence over a public official in the performance of their duties.
BeaverBoyBaxter on
From Section 10 of the CPC Policy Declaration:
>The Conservative Party believes in restoring democratic accountability into the House of Commons by allowing free votes.
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>All votes should be free, except for the budget, main estimates, and core government initiatives.
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>On issues of moral conscience, such as abortion, the definition of marriage, and euthanasia, the
Conservative Party acknowledges the diversity of deeply-held personal convictions among individual
party members and the right of Members of Parliament to adopt positions in consultation with their constituents and to vote free
RNTMA on
You’d have to think this has to be referring to Jeneroux, since I don’t think anybody knows if he’s going to show up to vote. I just don’t see the Conservatives selectively abstaining from the budget though, since the optics would be so bad, and it’s still quite likely the NDP can be forced to take that hit.
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It’s hard to take all the double speak from PP .. are the Liberals „stealing“ all your ideas or is everything they’re doing so awful that it will end the world as we know it?
Every whipped vote is an act of bribery. It’s an explicit exchange of the party support which is necessary to be elected in return for influence over a public official in the performance of their duties.
From Section 10 of the CPC Policy Declaration:
>The Conservative Party believes in restoring democratic accountability into the House of Commons by allowing free votes.
>
>All votes should be free, except for the budget, main estimates, and core government initiatives.
>
>On issues of moral conscience, such as abortion, the definition of marriage, and euthanasia, the
Conservative Party acknowledges the diversity of deeply-held personal convictions among individual
party members and the right of Members of Parliament to adopt positions in consultation with their constituents and to vote free
You’d have to think this has to be referring to Jeneroux, since I don’t think anybody knows if he’s going to show up to vote. I just don’t see the Conservatives selectively abstaining from the budget though, since the optics would be so bad, and it’s still quite likely the NDP can be forced to take that hit.