Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole says his caucus will “respect and abide by” the new vaccine mandate set out by the House of Commons governing committee, while vowing to challenge the board that delivered the policy. The House of Commons’ governing body announced a new rule on Oct. 19 that would ban members of parliament who aren’t fully vaccinated from entering the House of Commons precinct when the new parliamentary session resumes on Nov. 22, with exemptions only offered to those with valid medical reasons. O’Toole said in a statement on Oct. 27 that he has put forth a plan in the Conservative caucus, which the caucus “agreed to respect and abide by new rules which require Parliamentarians attending in the House of Commons and Senate to be vaccinated.” The Conservative leader also promised to raise “a question of privilege” in the House of Commons to “challenge the improper conduct and precedent” …