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Supply Chain
176 MPs have stated positions across 19 topics · 2 shifts
Michael MaLiberalShifted
Michael Ma apologized for appearing dismissive of forced labour, condemned forced labour "in all its forms," and clarified his parliamentary questioning referred to auto manufacturing in Shenzhen, not Xinjiang, acknowledging the seriousness of forced-labour concerns in supply chains.→Michael Ma expressed skepticism about claims that Chinese-made electric vehicle parts are produced with forced labour, pressing a witness for firsthand evidence and treating such allegations as potentially hearsay unless direct, on-the-ground proof is provided.
NewsMar 31, 2026
Mark CarneyLiberal
Mark Carney defends Canada's efforts to prevent goods made with forced labour from entering supply chains, stating Canada maintains the most rigorous engagements on the issue and treating allegations of forced labour in Chinese supply chains as a serious concern.
NewsMar 30, 2026