Hayes wants your views on 'emotionally charged' question

Federal Members of Parliament will be voting on a motion regarding the establishment of a committee to determine when human life begins. Sault MP Bryan Hayes wants constituents to offer their views on the matter before the vote.

Federal Members of Parliament will be voting on a motion regarding the establishment of a committee to determine when human life begins.

Sault MP Bryan Hayes wants constituents to offer their views on the matter before the vote.

The motion (M-312) proposes no change to any law, Hayes states in a news release.  

“It merely proposes a study of evidence related to Canada’s 400-year-old definition of a human  being.” 

Hayes says he believes constituents should have a direct say in how he votes on the "emotionally charged" question.

“The nature of my job dictates that I have to make a lot of decisions based on my judgement of  what will best serve my constituents. I do, however, prefer to consult with my  constituents on significant issues."

View can be presented through an online survey on Hayes’ website. 