Goodale to consult MPs, Senators in closed-door meeting on anti-terror law

Bill C-51 received royal assent in June of last year. The NDP voted against it but the Liberals supported it. Then-third party leader Justin Trudeau said at the time that if his party won the election, they would make amendments.

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale will hold a consultation meeting with Liberal MPs in the coming days on how to improve the Stephen Harper government’s so-called anti-terror legislation C-51, that Parliament passed last year.The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

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BY ABBAS RANA

April 18, 2016

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale and his departmental officials are planning on holding a closed-door technical briefing and consultative meeting with MPs and Senators, in the coming days, to receive feedback on how to improve the Stephen Harper government’s so-called anti-terror legislation, ...

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