Asleep at the switch

Over the past year and a half, I've generally figured that the Libs at least have some idea what it is that they're allowing the Cons to get away with. But Paul Szabo raises the possibility that they really don't have the slightest clue what's going on around them:

Paul Szabo takes over after Block’s clock runs out, and wonders about the recent revelation of the privacy concerns inherent in the changes to the Elections Act that resulted in dates of birth of electors being released to parties. He wonders if Stoddart’s office brought that up during committee, and the commissioner explains that both she and her Ontario counterpart did, at length. That was some impressive witness-listening y’all did on those committees, guys.