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If GRIC’s proposals implemented, secret lobbying will still be legal

Already, the Conflict of Interest Act and MP and Senator ethics codes have huge loopholes that make it almost impossible for any of these policy-makers to ever be in a conflict of interest.

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BY DUFF CONACHER
November 4, 2011

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