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Will Duffy trial compel Conservatives to move on overdue accountability reforms?

The question is whether the Conservatives are ready to respond with new accountability measures to ‘put in the window,’ as several political observers put it, if they’re deemed to be necessary following any new revelations from the Duffy trial, or if they can still fall back on the Federal Accountability Act’s provisions from 2006.

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