The rules governing political ficing in Manitoba could be changed if the Progressive Conservatives win the upcoming provincial election. Tory Leader Brian Pallister told reporters the current law is outdated. (The Tory leader has already promised one specific change -- to eliminate a subsidy that parties get based on the number of votes they received in recent elections. Premier Greg Selinger accuses Pallister of planning to reinstate corporate and union donations, which the NDP banned over a decade ago. But Pallister says that change is not on his radar.)

Date: 2016-02-24
Placeline: WINNIPEG.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 15 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << I don't want to speculate I think we need to do I'd like to have a process whereby we have a good look at the thing and we do it properly very cuz that you know it's not an act you want open every year but it is one that I think it could be updated >>

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