Federal scientists, Union says unfairly silent

The Federal Government of the Union that represents tens of thousands of scientists that Member silenced unfairly the conservative party.

Comment after Christie Miller, Fisheries Department and the ocean, researchers come to the media and was banned from discussing her work.

Miller's research focuses on the decline in salmon stocks. Sockeye salmon in the Fraser River, BC, January, she will drop in the number of viral infections may be due to the author in an article from the journal Science suggest Reed.

Speaking to the media, reporters lined her interview, but the Federal Government banned her from.

Gary Corbett, Canada, the federal public service, and some scientists and professionals that represents 57,000 local governments, President of the conservative party, part of the problem in a Professional Institute, the trend. Last fall, media reports, the Government can discuss their work and that researchers openly imposes strict rules about when and how.

"Once upon a time, but it's increasingly stringent press talk to scientists and tighter control," Corbett said. Miller and featured the same scientist, he said.

The Federal Government scientists and their work is funded by the taxpayer. However, government policies and their work that does not fall when Corbett, they simply to stay quiet and you want, and that's what they're hired to do the favor.

"It is absolutely essential for the masses, and they are what they protect the public good," he said.

Fraser River sockeye salmon Commission testimony, Miller, Cohen, a reduction of the federal investigation is expected to be in the next month.

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