Mark Warawa’s appeal denied
Motion 408 again deemed non-voteable
Joe Preston, chair of the Procedure and House Affairs committee, has just reported to the House that the committee has concurred with the subcommittee on private members’ business that Motion 408, authored by Mark Warawa, is non-voteable.
Mr. Warawa can now appeal to the House of Commons.
See previously: How to turn Mark Warawa into a symbol and How Mark Warawa’s motion was rejected
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