OTTAWA—Treasury Board President Tony Clement believes the Canada Revenue
Agency should not have deleted any instant messages if they were related to
government business, according to his spokeswoman.

“If the (messages) were of business value and deleted, then the rules were
broken. If the CRA can prove that they were transitory in nature — if it
was, ‘meet you at the coffee shop in five minutes’ — then that is
considered not of business value, but that is up to the CRA to prove,”
Stephanie Rea, his director of communications, said this week.

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