MPs preparing to push private members’ bills seek broad support, but wouldn’t mind getting scooped by government
The next batch of incoming private members’ bills and motions include efforts to promote building with wood, auditing the government’s financial literacy strategy, and recognizing search-and-rescue volunteers.
The next round of MPs who get to take a crack at passing private members’ bills are prepping their legislative plans and, in some cases, praying the government acts first.
“I’ve tabled my bill and I’m hoping that’s kind of pushing them along. I don’t care if they take all the credit, an...
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