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As Liberals trumpet merits of NSICOP, opposition MPs want ‘supremacy of Parliament’ respected

The government failed to abide by an order of the House to turnover unredacted documents related to the firing of two scientists at a Winnipeg lab leading to a Conservative question of privilege.

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