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The private sector rates many services like food delivery, hotels and customer service calls. However, we do not rate our elected officials. With Poliforum's reviewing system, citizens participate in democracy by voicing their thoughts and feelings through constructive feedback that is a valuable indicator for these officials. These reviews serve as a feedback loop both for citizens and for the government.
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Ziad Aboultaif
Ziad Aboultaif, first elected to Parliament in 2015, built his campaign on his experience as a small business owner and a commitment to supporting small businesses and lowering taxes. He has served as shadow minister for National Revenue, International Development, and Digital Government, and has been an active member of several Parliamentary committees, including those on International Trade and Finance. Re-elected in 2019, Aboultaif's platform emphasized cost of living concerns and support for pipeline development. He is known for introducing a symbolic motion in Parliament in 2021 to support Canada's oil and gas sector.
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