More transparency is required as COVID-19 response ramps up, Singh says GlobePolitics
But the pause on normal parliamentary proceedings is set to expire on Monday, unless the four parties in the House of Commons can come to some kind of agreement on how to extend it.
The Conservatives also support the hybrid approach, which Singh said has been presented as an option to the Speaker of the House of Commons. A review of the minutes from the first six meetings reveals that Scheer has attended three, while Trudeau, Singh and Blanchet have all attended four.
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