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In Canada, it is. Canadian politicians are not really allowed to have investments (outside of some prescribed mutual funds), and all bank accounts, assets, loa
by bparsons 2y ago
In Canada, it is.
Canadian politicians are not really allowed to have investments (outside of some prescribed mutual funds), and all bank accounts, assets, loans etc. are disclosed on a public registry.
All communications between lobbyists and government officials are logged in a public registry every 30 days.
Also, there are no corporate donations, and no individual is allowed to donate more than 1500 (Canadian) dollars to any politician. If you donate to them, you cant lobby them.