G&M: Tories Soften Stand Against Opening Books To Auditor-General
Stephen Harper now agrees with Michael
Ignatieff on at least one thing: Don't mess with Sheila Fraser.
A week in the ridings, getting an earful from constituents for rejecting the Auditor-General's request to open Parliament's books, has apparently forced the Conservatives to join the Liberals in softening their hard line. A decision that was presented as a flat no last Thursday by the Board of Internal Economy, which manages Commons spending, has now transformed into an opening for further talks.
Read the entire Globe and Mail article here.
A week in the ridings, getting an earful from constituents for rejecting the Auditor-General's request to open Parliament's books, has apparently forced the Conservatives to join the Liberals in softening their hard line. A decision that was presented as a flat no last Thursday by the Board of Internal Economy, which manages Commons spending, has now transformed into an opening for further talks.
Read the entire Globe and Mail article here.

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