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Foreign Influence Commissioner Expects Registration to Increase as Awareness Grows
- Commissioner Anton Boegman told a House of Commons committee that it is too early to assess compliance with Canada’s new foreign-influence registration rules.
- Boegman said his office has focused on contacting people and organizations that may need to register their activities.
- The law requires people working with a foreign principal to influence Canadian political or government processes to register within 14 days.
- Although only two registrations appeared online, Boegman said his office received about 30 submissions over the weekend.
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Foreign influence commissioner expects registration to increase as awareness grows
OTTAWA - Canada's foreign influence transparency commissioner suggests it's too early to tell whether people are complying with new obligations to report information to his office.
·Toronto, Canada
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