Loading...
Loading...
8 MPs have stated positions across 2 topics
Anna Gainey, as a signatory of a Liberal MPs' statement, supports quickly bringing forward Criminal Code amendments to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation outside places of worship, schools and community centres, and to criminalize intentional obstruction of access to those locations.
Anthony Housefather publicly backed prompt Criminal Code changes to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation outside places of worship, schools and community centres, endorsing his Liberal colleagues and supporting the commitment to bring forward those amendments this fall.
As a signatory to a Liberal MPs' statement, Evan Solomon supports quickly bringing forward Criminal Code changes to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation outside places of worship, schools and community centres, endorsing measures to protect Jewish communities from targeted harassment.
Julie Dabrusin, as a signatory to the Liberal MPs' statement, supports bringing forward Criminal Code changes to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation outside places of worship, schools and community centres, and backing legislation to criminalize intentional obstruction of access to those sites.
Mark Carney has committed to quickly bring forward Criminal Code changes to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation outside places of worship, schools and community centres, and pledged to introduce legislation to criminalize intentionally and willfully obstructing access to those sites.
Rachel Bendayan, as a signatory of the Liberal MPs' statement, supports Prime Minister Carney's commitment to quickly introduce Criminal Code amendments to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation and to criminalize intentionally obstructing access to places of worship, schools and community centres.
Rebecca Alty, as a signatory of the Liberal statement, supports quickly introducing Criminal Code amendments to prevent unlawful fear and intimidation outside places of worship, schools, and community centres, including criminalizing intentionally and willfully obstructing access to such sites.