Conflict screens, outside activities: a look at cabinet staff disclosures
Former Conservative cabinet chief of staff Garry Keller says conflict of interest screens add one more piece of administrative work for offices, and ‘transparency’ is key.
Ten current ministerial staffers have active conflict of interest screens in place, while two have established blind trusts, as required by the federal law and detailed on the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner’s website.
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