News Releases: Commissioner of Canada Elections


Commissioner of Canada Elections Enters into
Compliance Agreement with
the Progressive Canadian Party

Gatineau, April 20, 2017

The Commissioner of Canada Elections has entered into a compliance agreement with the Progressive Canadian Party for failing to appoint a new chief agent and for providing false or misleading information with respect to confirmation of the validity of the party's registration information.

The full text of the compliance agreement is available on the Commissioner of Canada Elections' website at: www.cef-cce.ca.

Compliance agreements are voluntary and outline the terms and conditions that the Commissioner considers necessary to ensure compliance with the Canada Elections Act. These agreements may include a statement by the individual or organization ("contracting party") admitting responsibility for the act or omission constituting the offence. The admission of responsibility does not constitute a criminal conviction by a court of law and does not create a criminal record for the contracting party. More information about compliance agreements can be found at sections 517 to 521 of the Canada Elections Act.

The Commissioner of Canada Elections is the independent officer responsible for ensuring compliance with, and enforcement of, the Canada Elections Act and the federal Referendum Act.

For information specific to this matter:

Public Prosecution Service of Canada Media Relations
613-954-7803
or at www.ppsc-sppc.gc.ca

General information:
Commissioner of Canada Elections Media Relations
819-939-2278
or by email at communication@cef-cce.ca



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