While the NDP members on the committee supported the motion, it is less clear if Jagmeet Singh’s entire caucus is willing to back it.
In a rare move, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called out the leader of the NDP during question period, insisting that he has the “deciding vote” on Tuesday.
“The NDP has a choice,” said Cooper. “They can continue to do the bidding for this corrupt Liberal government, propping up this corrupt prime minister, or they can work with us to protect the sanctity of the ballot box and the integrity of our elections.Article contentNDP MPs speaking on the issue Monday did not signal whether they would be supporting the motion or not, rather they focused their questions on the scope of the investigation.
The leader of the Bloc Québécois, Yves-François Blanchet, has already confirmed his caucus would be voting in favour of the motion. He said Bloc MPs agree with the overall goal of the motion and added that it is “essential” that Telford be questioned by MPs on Chinese interference.
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