June 25, 1926 (15th Parliament, 1st Session)

Mr. M. N. CAMPBELL (Mackenzie):

Mr. Speaker, we as members of parliament are now being called upon to adjudicate on what, I think I am safe in saying, is one of the greatest moral and political scandals that ever besmirched the fair name of Canada. The details of the doings of high officials are so disgustingly immoral that the committee 14011-318
through a sense of public decency refuse to allow them to be incorporated in the evidence at all.