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This proposal has been accepted because:

87% voted in favour of adopting this motion.

96.9% voted in favor of adopting this motion in the post-GM all member (ratification) vote. This motion will be incorporated into the GPC Bylaws

G23-B007 Proper handling of Conflict of Interest and Bias in GPC

Avatar: Official proposal Official proposal Accepted

To ensure the proper handling of conflict of interest and bias, and protect the integrity of decision-making activity and processes: 

 Add operative clause 10.6 to Bylaw 10 Openness & Transparency

10.6. Federal Council shall create or ensure the creation of a policy or policies regarding the proper handling of Conflict of Interest [COI] and Bias, and the policy or policies shall be applicable to Federal Council, Governance Committees, Shadow Cabinet, the Leadership Team and associated staff, functionaries, Party operational staff, national office volunteers, the Fund, EDAs, election candidates and General Meetings. The policy should include the definition, identification, and handling of COI and Bias in order to prevent harmful decisions and actions.

Submitter: Natalie Odd

Sponsors: Natalie Odd, Michael MacLean, Kim N I Bell, Corrina Serda, Samuel Moisan-Domm, Tyler Beaulac, Miranda Woodland, Evelyn Tanaka, Jean-Charles Pelland, Sheila Rea, Ms. Celena Benndorf, John Willson

Note from staff: This proposal is for consideration at the 19th Annual General Meeting. A second copy, with additional background information, has been posted in the Workshop to allow you to collaborate on amendments. You can access the workshop version of this proposal here, which the submitter is still able to edit.

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