Conservative leader Erin O’Toole learned from his defeat in the 2021 federal election and after the Conservative Caucus resolved at the first post-election meeting to empower MPs that could replace him. It states that it will accept reviews of election campaigns.
Caucus said the caucuses were “complete” after Conservatives met in Ottawa on October 5 and voted on a series of issues that could empower him to expel him and start another leadership race. He said he remained “united with”.
“As a leader, I’m responsible. I’m accountable for what worked, I’m accountable for where we were missing. We’re also responsible for where we couldn’t carry out our plans for Canadians. I owe it, “says Autour. Press conference After the caucuses.
“I take that responsibility very seriously. I am determined to consider all the elements of the campaign,” he said, and the caucuses said.Unite as a team. This is to have a fair and transparent process that teams need to respect each other. “
Outur announced that former Conservative lawmaker James Cumming at the Edmond Center in Alberta will chair a review of the election campaign. He said the review would be “ideally” finished by the end of the year.
Meanwhile, Otur also told the People’s House a motion that expired during the last parliamentary session, especially the Government’s COVID-19 Pandemic Management, and Winnipeg’s National Microbiology Study, issued by a special committee on relations between Canada and China. A document about the dismissal of two scientists from the office.
“Our team wants to regain the most important problems Canadians are facing, especially in economic recovery, but there are also serious questions about the concealment that the Trudeau government committed before the last election. Winnipeg’s National Institute of Microbiology [is] As an example, a pandemic document that they refused to release. NS Trudeau NSgovernment was Willingly NS take NSParliament NS court Than that than NS Get used to Accountability“Aoutur told reporters.
Outur believed that the Conservatives did not win the election because Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used the COVID-19 pandemic to divide the Canadians.
“I had a plan to win more Canadian trust. It wasn’t enough. The simple reason it happened was because Mr Trudeau used a pandemic to split the Canadians.” Said Trudeau. “”we Did it No. NSid we payment NS price for that? Maybe we Did it. “
When asked by reporters about the criticism that he was “centering” the party and whether he plans to continue that approach, Mr. Outur said, “NS make I’ve acknowledged we talk for Suburbs When City family, many of Who It was under consideration vote for We in the middle Use this selection. “
“I think we’ll keep talking about economic recovery, we’ll keep talking about transparency and government confidence, and we’ll get more seats,” he said. “I don’t think the pandemic has secured enough Canadian votes, but we’re proud to attract men and women of all backgrounds everywhere in the country.”
Prior to Tuesday’s conservative caucuses, at least one member was openly seeking a leadership review.
Under legislation passed in 2015, whether each party’s caucuses empower members to trigger leadership reviews that require written notice backed by at least 20% of the caucuses after the election. You need to decide.
Shannon Stubbs, a Conservative member of Lakeland in Alberta, said he received 15% fewer votes in the 2021 election compared to 2019, complete with plans to regain Conservative supporters in Outur. Asked to explain.
“I think we need to account for what happens to maintain conservative voters and maintain trust between conservative voters and supporters,” Stabbs said before entering the caucuses. Said to.
“In reality, after the 2021 election, conservatives have become more rural and homogeneous than ever before, and we have great, strong and necessary colleagues in big cities in every part of the country. I lost it, “she said.
With files from Canadian Press
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Andrew is a Toronto-based reporter.