The intergovernmental affairs minister opened the door to a public inquiry in the aftermath of former governor-general David Johnston’s resignation as special rapporteur on Chinese state interference into the 2019 and 2021 elections

Okay, so we are having a public enquiry now?

From the article, it sounds like there were a number of allegations that Johnston didn’t investigate, so that makes sense.

Getting the opposition parties to agree on the head of the enquiry before it starts seems like a good idea.

  • @[email protected]English
    2•1 year ago

    I strongly worry it’s the result of the private inquiry that didn’t jobe well with the opposition, for whom down is up if it would make Hair Guy look bad to their base (not his).

    I feel their objections were just that.

    But let’s fire him in the public eye - because now that apparently works here like America - and shop around until we can get the answers Edmonton likes.

    So, so lame.