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National Unity & Sovereignty
23 MPs have stated positions across 71 topics · 5 shifts
Mickey AmeryUnited ConservativeShifted
Mickey Amery supports Bill 14’s changes that shift referral powers over citizen referendum questions to the minister, saying the reforms are intended to create a “permissive environment” for Albertans to bring referendum questions and noting the court case “may or may not continue.”→Mickey Amery says the amendments to Bill 14 achieve an appropriate balance by removing the justice minister’s power to refer citizen-petition questions to court, and that under the revised bill neither the chief electoral officer nor the ministry can refer or reject petition questions.
NewsDec 10, 2025
Naheed K. NenshiNDP
Nenshi says the government's amendment is a 'smokescreen' and does not restore the chief electoral officer's authority to refer petition questions to the courts; he argues the change is inadequate to address separation-of-powers and constitutional concerns.
NewsDec 10, 2025
Rakhi PancholiNDP
Pancholi opposes Bill 14's changes, saying the Opposition will "fiercely object" and that the legislation grants excessive authority to the justice minister, contains provisions of deep concern to Albertans, and risks centralizing control over referendum questions, including sovereignty referendums.
NewsDec 5, 2025