Conservatives shut down a major Liberal loophole.

The Liberals tried to sneak clauses into Bill C-5 that would’ve let Cabinet ministers dodge key laws—like the Lobbying Act, Criminal Code, and Conflict of Interest Act—when approving projects that could benefit them personally.

Conservatives fought back and passed a common sense amendment to protect taxpayers and stop insider deals.

This move blocks Ministers from bypassing rules under 15+ key acts, including laws around ethics, elections, foreign influence, hazardous products, and more.

This isn’t hypothetical. The Prime Minister has already admitted to conflicts from his time at Brookfield, and even senior government staff confirmed they’re managing his “declared conflicts.”

Canadians deserve transparency—not backroom benefits for Liberal insiders.