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Edit Request: Incorrect statement re Chair of Standing Committee on Justice Policyedit
"Prior to being expelled from the PC caucus, he was chair of the legislature's Justice Policy Committee.[9]" is factually incorrect. Although expelled, he currently holds the position of Chair as an Independent MPP.
Edit Request: Request to revert to changes pre-January 15 versionedit
Latest comment: 3 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Prior to changes made on January 15, Roman Baber’s page was essentially the same for over a year. At the very least, the page should be restored to what it was before the most recent activity. Roman’s headline making nomination against Joe Oliver should remain, as should his work on the controversial autism report which in large part defined his career and was covered extensively by Ontario media. We respectfully submit that those items should remain as they were. Furthermore, Roman remains the Chair of Ontario Parliament’s Justice Policy Committee and will remain in such capacity until at the very least, the day Ontario’s Parliament reconvenes. Ontario’s Parliament is currently in recess. Please see the Ontario Legislative Assembly website, unchanged. (https://www.ola.org/en/legislative-business/committees/justice-policy/parliament-42/members) The suggestion by the modifier that Roman was removed as Justice Committee Chair is false and should not appear on Wikipedia. We kindly ask that at the very least you revert to the pre-January 15 version of Roman’s page. As this page is currently generating a lot of attention, we kindly ask you assist with our inquiry to your earliest convenience.
I looked over the parts that were removed / changed and corrected / added back the info from the NPOV. Shemtovca (talk) 16:43, 18 February 2021 (UTC)Reply
