While Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre promised to fight for Canada’s “common people” at a national convention this past weekend in Calgary, his party elected a governing council full of lobbyists working for some of the country’s most powerful corporations.

Half of his new 20-person council—an influential body that oversees the party’s internal affairs, including nominations and election readiness—are recent or current corporate lobbyists, a Breach analysis of lobby registry records reveals.

That didn’t stop Conservative MP Aaron Gunn from describing the Conservatives as the “party of Canadian workers.”