PPAL 6120 Ethics, Privacy and Access to Information

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PPAL 6120 Ethics, Privacy and Access to Information March 25, 2009 Ian Greene

Conflicts of interest (case studies) independent ethics commissioners, undue influence and lobbyists Greene & Shugarman, Ch 4: Alex Sirianni Greene & Shugarman, Ch 5 & 6: Ian Greene Greene & Shugarman, “Commission of Inquiry into the Sponsorship Program and Advertising Activities, phase I Report and Phase II Report.” 49 (2) Canadian Public Administration (Summer 2006), 220-232: Peggy Lau Excerpts from Janet Hiebert, Ed., Political Ethics: A Canadian Perspective. Vol. 12 of Research Studies of the Royal Commission on Electoral Reform and Party Financing, 1992: Angela Yenssen Lobbyist regulation legislation federally, provincially & municipally – excerpts from legislation: Keith Ramdial