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Jagmeet Singh says he is more troubled than ever by allegations that a handful of MPs aided foreign governments.
Singh was given access to an unredacted report from the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) The New Democratic leader backed the committee’s findings that “some parliamentarians are semi-witting or witting participants in the efforts of foreign states to interfere in our politics,” he said.
Green Party leader Elizabeth May became the first party leader to speak candidly about the report's contents.
Conservative MP Garnett Genuis told a parliamentary committee that it would be nonsensical for Poilievre to obtain information he would not be able to share with his caucus.
Experts have said that while members of NSICOP are not permitted to share highly classified details publicly, other MPs would be protected by parliamentary immunity if they were to reveal what they've read on the floor of the House of Commons .
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