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Canadians are entitled to expect that the holders of public office will be guided in their professional and personal lives by an ethical standard that is higher and more rigorous than the norm.
Full Statement – Thank you for coming. I wish all of you a very warm welcome.
With the release of my report, today marks the culmination of almost two full years of very hard work…work that has been both interesting and challenging.
The work of the Commission was divided into two phases. The first phase was what we have called the Factual Inquiry. The second phase was the Policy Review.
The genesis of this Inquiry is a relationship between a former prime minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, and Karlheinz Schreiber, a German-Canadian businessman. The Factual Inquiry entailed an investigation into certain allegations respecting business and financial dealings that arose out of that relationship between Mr. Schreiber and Mr. Mulroney.
The Terms of Reference for this inquiry directed me to investigate and report upon seventeen questions. I have complied with that mandate in that I have answered each and every part of each and every question set forth in the Terms of Reference.
The theme that resonates throughout this Report is the importance of the integrity of government, and, more particularly, the integrity of those who govern. Canadians live in a democratic society in which the holders of public office attain the privilege of governing by virtue of being elected every four or so years. The electorate reposes its trust and confidence in every person elected to hold public office. In my view, therefore, Canadians are entitled to expect that the holders of public office will be guided in their professional and personal lives by an ethical standard that is higher and more rigorous than the norm.
A Rod hit the first pitch in the bottom of the 3rd from Cleveland Indians David Huff back to left side Huff’s head. Huff was knocked backwards and appeared to be out cold. A Rod appeared devastated, leaving the field for the dugout despite his 3rd base hit. The Yankees dropped the game 11 to 13 for the Indians.
On Sunday, Huff had no swelling or sign of a concussion. “I feel good,” Huff, 25, said, before thanking medical staff, the Yankees and fans for the support. “Scary experience. It’s one of those things, it could have been an inch this way and I wouldn’t be here talking to you.” NY Daily News