The findings of the report stated there are no reasonable grounds to conduct a formal inquiry into the matter as there is no objective evidence of a violation of legislation or the Code of Conduct.
The Commissioner for Legislative Standards has released a report dealing with the compliance of Humber-Gros Morne MHA and Premier Andrew Furey. CBS MHA Barry Petten initiated the review interest and code of conduct obligations with respect to the Premier’s 2021 stay at a luxury-fishing lodge in Labrador, which is owned by John Risley, who has an interest in hydrogen development on the west coast. The Clerk of the Executive Council confirmed that a conflict screen was established by Premier Furey to avoid placing him in a conflict of interest on any files, discussions, or decisions that touch upon wind energy development. Furthermore, the trip was a gift from Furey’s wife so no taxpayer money was used. The findings of the report stated there are no reasonable grounds to conduct a formal inquiry into the matter as there is no objective evidence of a violation of legislation or the Code of Conduct.
24 year old man caught doing speeds up to 163km/hr in a 100 zone on the TCH near Deer Lake
Application deadline is next week for the NL Home Heating Supplement Program
"Try Rugby Day" this Sunday at Corner Brook Regional High School
No mail delivery or collection in Corner Brook or Stephenville today
Cabinet committee touring areas damaged by wildfires this past summer and speaking with those affected
