FILE PHOTO: The House of Commons is seen before the opening of the 44th Parliament on November 22, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada November 19, 2021. REUTERS/Patrick Doyle
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's ruling Liberals questioned on Monday whether rival Conservatives - the largest opposition party - were being honest about the vaccination status of its lawmakers as parliament reconvened after the September election.
Parliamentary rules require that all lawmakers be inoculated against COVID-19, a policy supported by every party except the Conservatives.
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