Disclosure Summary
As required under the Conflict of Interest Code for Members of the House of Commons
Statutory requirement(s):
23. (1) The Commissioner shall prepare a disclosure summary based on each Member’s statement filed under section 21 and submit it to the member for review.23.
(2) Each summary is to be placed on file at the office of the Commissioner and made available for public inspection during normal business hours, and posted on the website of the Commissioner. Each summary shall also be available to the public, on request, by fax or mail.
24. (1) The summary shall :
(a)
subject to subsection (3), set out the source and nature, but not the value, of the income, assets and liabilities referred to in the Member’s statement filed under section 20;(b)
identify any contracts or subcontracts referred to in paragraph 21(1)(c) and describe their subject-matter and nature;(c)
list the names of any affiliated corporations referred to in that statement; (d)
include a copy of any statements of disclosure filed by the Member under subsections 14(3), 15(1) and 21(3); (e)
list the positions and corporations, trade or professional associations and trade unions disclosed under paragraph 21(1)(e); and (f)
list any trusts disclosed under paragraph 21(1)(b.1).
Lisa Lynn Hepfner
· Member of Parliament
No Longer Applicable
- Declaration type
- Disclosure Summaries (Code)
- Disclosure date
- January 15, 2024
- Regime
- Conflict of Interest Code for Members of the House of Commons
- Description
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TrustsI am a potential beneficiary of a family trust, which holds publicly traded securities. The trust was not established for political reasons and I am ordered by the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner, as required by subsection 41.3(2) of the Parliament of Canada Act, not to derive any income from it, including the distribution of assets on its termination, for the purpose of financing a nomination contest, a leadership contest or an electoral campaign.LiabilitiesMortgage with MCAPSpouse's/Common-Law Partner's assetsSole ownership of a rental property located in Hamilton, Ontario
Sole ownership of a rental property located in St. Catharines, OntarioSpouse's/Common-Law Partner's source(s) of incomeLast 12 and next 12 months:
Rental income
Contract income for video production work
Employment income from CBC/Radio-CanadaSpouse's/Common-Law Partner's liabilitiesMortgage with First Ontario Credit Union
Mortgage with Scotia Bank
Canada Emergency Response Benefit repayment to the Government of Canada