Boring and rowdy a terrible combination for House’s Question Period

If MPs are content with the status quo, there should be no objection to changing the Standing Orders to train the House’s cameras on those doing the heckling and interrupting proceedings.

If MPs are content with the status quo, there should be no objection to changing the Standing Orders to train the House’s cameras on those doing the heckling and interrupting proceedings in West Block each day.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY EDITORIAL

October 30, 2023

Anyone unfortunate enough to happen upon Question Period in the last few weeks could be forgiven for thinking their screen was glitching or caught in a loop, such is the repetition of certain phrases during proceedings.

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