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Thursday, December 12, 2013

Canadians want fewer scandals not forced silence

After the senate scandal the Harper government is trying to silence all MP staff in the hopes of preventing further release of their corrupt and abusive policies.....



From the news article on CBC:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/hill-staff-asked-to-sign-lifetime-confidentiality-agreements-1.2458112?cmp=rss

A proposed lifetime gag order for employees of members of Parliament that would restrict their ability to share information — and stifle the kind of whistleblowing that led to some of the revelations in the Senate scandal — is triggering alarm among Parliament Hill staff, according to a union representing some of the workers.

Hill journalists were sent a grainy photo of the new agreement last week from "Nanker Phelge," a pseudonymous email account that appears to have been set up by a Hill staffer unhappy over the change in policy.

"At a time when some parliamentarians are moving to create a more open and transparent Parliament, the [House of Commons'] Board of Internal Economy is putting measures in place to ensure parliamentary staff can't be whistleblowers on their employers," the email said.

Copy of the contract here......

http://www.scribd.com/doc/190914477/Conflict-of-Interest-and-Confidentiality-Agreement-for-HIll-Staffers

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