Reader letter: Federal MPs strictly adhering to chief’s insurance policies is just not democracy

Re: Essex MP pleased his regulations to reimburse tradespeople for lope passes 2nd reading, by Dave Battagello, June 14

The most nonetheless article on Bill C-241 detailed a invoice to substitute the Earnings Tax Act and enable tradespersons to deduct their lope costs. It is a abundant proposal.

What is even higher is how both MP Chris Lewis (C—Essex) and MP Brian Masse (NDP — Windsor-West) are working collectively to pass this proposed regulations.

They reputedly salvage all of the PC and NDP members in pork up, but most effective one Liberal MP.

It seems the regulations will within the shatter pass, but this extra reveals in my stumble on how our scheme of Parliament is just not working. A main it seems dictates to all his party members to have a study most effective his policy.

Numerous political ridings right by scheme of Canada are made up of every form of electorate with varied opinions. The members of Parliament from every riding interior the federal authorities are elected to signify the voters — or as a minimal demonstrate the interests of the voters at every doable occasion and on every doable discipline.

Adherence to most effective one person’s ideas interior a political party is just not democratic.

Frank J. Dattilo, Windsor

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