The intervention from Stephen Flynn, leader of the third biggest party in parliament, suggests there is something of a pincer movement going on.
His powerful case for change, delivered in an interview with Sky News on Tuesday, has really kicked off this debate. It is notable that it has been opposition MPs, perhaps most robustly led by the new SNP leader today, adopting the charge as well. Boris Johnson tried to take on his backbenchers on the subject of second jobs but abandoned serious reform early in 2022. Another fight over changes to the rules and a greater drive to transparency at this point looks unlikely.
However, he did not answer when asked whether it was right that some MPs are being given six-figure donations. Asked about the prospect of reforms, he insisted the UK has one of the most transparent systems"in the world".'We have a lot of transparency' - chancellorBut the chair of parliament's ethics watchdog said the Westminster Accounts project has shown thatPraising the investigation, Lord Pickles told Sky News that MPs should have to know and declare a named individual as the originator of a donation, even if the funds come from a company.
SamCoatesSky Once again they take the piss
SamCoatesSky MP’s are paid for their expertise in a particular sector eg logistics & shipping
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SamCoatesSky Ah Sam Coates, that model of impartiality!!!!!! 😀
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SamCoatesSky Well said Stephen 🏴
SamCoatesSky How about questioning the Torys over 27 million of our money to Michelle Mone,Billions of pounds of Covid contracts (Dido Harding) and Sunaks wifes 21 million tax dodge You won't though will you tory boy.
SamCoatesSky It's as though sky have an agenda. A very dodgy outfit
StephenFlynnSNP Says the man from the party whose MPs took gifts from the human rights abusing Qatari government
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