MPs still figuring out feedback, as key decisions await Centre Block renovation project

The three-member working group set up by the House Board of Internal Economy in 2019 to oversee Centre Block’s renovation was disbanded with the last Parliament, and discussions are now underway on its successor.

The Centre Block building and the work site related to Phase 2 of the new Visitors' Welcome Centre complex, pictured on Jan. 20. Big changes are coming to the iconic Parliament building, and MP input on some key decisions is now being sought.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT

February 26, 2020

Some "key decisions" have to be made soon in the massive project to renovate the Centre Block, but exactly how the House of Commons will ensure Members of Parliament get a chance to weigh in on plans—something Parliamentarians and officials alike have said was lacking in the West Block's renovatio...

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