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- The inquiry into foreign interference in Canadian politics will not publicly name parliamentarians suspected of involvement, as the information is classified and cannot be disclosed.
- Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue emphasized the importance of procedural-fairness, preventing adverse findings against individuals without proper defense opportunities.
- The inquiry will address allegations in a classified report, with public findings and recommendations expected later this year.
Foreign Interference Inquiry Won’t Name Suspected Parliamentarians Due to Classified Information
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