Liberals killing Bills to hide report
Simcoe, Ontario - Tuesday, September 17, 2002 - by: Zeb Landon
wrong doing	The Liberals, unprepared to admit error, are killing Bills that have had hundreds to hours of the time of Parliamentarians and their staffs die in order to bury a report concluding there had been wrongdoing on their part in awarding advertising contracts.
Senate approval	Two of them, Bills C-5: Protecting species at risk and and C-15B: New offences for animal cruelty have passed the House of Commons and are awaiting Senate approval. Another, C-56: Regulating reproductive technology, is a necessity in that grants are being disbursed with no guidelines in place. The species at risk Bill is dying for the third time.
forgotten	Why a new session critics ask? Why indeed, other than they hope mistakes will be forgotten and forgiven through offering a new set of promises in a throne speech.
promises	Promises as likely to be fulfilled as abolishing the GST, now speculated to be going to rise to 10%) and establishing an Ethics Commissioner with powers to hold them to account.
	Zeb Landon
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