NDP MP Charlie Angus rises during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on June 16, 2021. The MP's request for documents related to a new regulator that will handle child pornography and exploitive material could take over half a decade for government to process. The Canadian Press/Justin Tang
OTTAWA—A New Democrat MP’s request for documents related to a new regulator that will handle child pornography and exploitive material could take over half a decade for the government to process.
In a letter responding to NDP ethics critic Charlie Angus’s access-to-information request, the Justice Department says it will take more than six years to provide correspondence and briefings from a three-month period between December and March related to the regulator.
