A nondisclosure agreement covering the settlement of a sexually illegal proceeding by Hockey Canadais a request of a new parliamentary commission for documentation on the handling of the organization. It became the cross line of. problem.
The Canadian Heritage Standing Committee met Wednesday afternoon in a closed room. Late Thursday afternoon, it released the minutes of the meeting.
They talk about how Hockey Canada handled allegations of sexual assault against multiple players on the World Junior Championships team in 2018 in time for two meetings next month. It details the Commission's decision to formally request the document.
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On July 26th and 27th, the Commission invites Sports Minister Pascal Stoongji to testify.
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Canadian Hockey Officials Is sub-poening. We invited witnesses from the Canadian Hockey League and Sports Canada, as well as insurance company BFL Canada and Hennein Hutchison, an external company that investigated the allegations.
The Commission is requesting a copy of the alleged sexual assault contact between Hockey Canada and the team and players, as well as a copy of the nondisclosure agreement edited to protect their identities. ..
Commission members are seeking minutes from June 2018 to July 15, 2022, held by Hockey Canada and the Hockey Canada Foundation.
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