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Opposition critics warn Wright's PMO to run into too many conflicts
But the PMO says it has it under control with upcoming chief of staff Nigel Wright set to leave top Onex job.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's incoming chief of staff Nigel Wright has so many potential conflicts of interest over government policy that could affect the company he is temporarily leaving he may have to avoid nearly all major deliberations that occur in the Prime Minister's Office, opposition MPs say.
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Opposition critics warn Wright's PMO to run into too many conflicts
But the PMO says it has it under control with upcoming chief of staff Nigel Wright set to leave top Onex job.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's incoming chief of staff Nigel Wright has so many potential conflicts of interest over government policy that could affect the company he is temporarily leaving he may have to avoid nearly all major deliberations that occur in the Prime Minister's Office, opposition MPs say.
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