MPs are faulting an auto defect bill that fails to require Transport Canada to consult police, insurers or the public on safety issues. The Auditor General in a 2016 report criticized regulators for being too close to auto lobbyists: ‘It would have no bearing on many of the structural problems uncovered by the Auditor.’
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