Cash for Questions, "Tell me what to ask about"
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Bloody hell.
‘Tell me what to ask about’ — MP faces cash for questions claims
Allegedly paid by a company that helped him write questions to the Government.
‘Tell me what to ask about’ — MP faces cash for questions claims
Allegedly paid by a company that helped him write questions to the Government.
BBC link for the story so no pay wall - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gdrjqvp0jo
"Freeman told the BBC that through his roles in Westminster he would "regularly ask experts for clarification on technical points and terminology", and said he was "very concerned at the targeted and unauthorised and access to my emails" which he said he had raised with police.
"Throughout my 15 years in parliament [and government] I have always understood the need to be transparent in the work I have done for and with commercial clients and charities and am always willing to answer any criticism," he said."
"Freeman told the BBC that through his roles in Westminster he would "regularly ask experts for clarification on technical points and terminology", and said he was "very concerned at the targeted and unauthorised and access to my emails" which he said he had raised with police.
"Throughout my 15 years in parliament [and government] I have always understood the need to be transparent in the work I have done for and with commercial clients and charities and am always willing to answer any criticism," he said."
Edited by IanH755 on Monday 30th June 06:43
IanH755 said:
BBC link for the story so no pay wall - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gdrjqvp0jo
"Freeman told the BBC that through his roles in Westminster he would "regularly ask experts for clarification on technical points and terminology", and said he was "very concerned at the targeted and unauthorised and access to my emails" which he said he had raised with police.
"Throughout my 15 years in parliament [and government] I have always understood the need to be transparent in the work I have done for and with commercial clients and charities and am always willing to answer any criticism," he said."
Yup, "very concerned" because your lack of transparency is being found out, you w"Freeman told the BBC that through his roles in Westminster he would "regularly ask experts for clarification on technical points and terminology", and said he was "very concerned at the targeted and unauthorised and access to my emails" which he said he had raised with police.
"Throughout my 15 years in parliament [and government] I have always understood the need to be transparent in the work I have done for and with commercial clients and charities and am always willing to answer any criticism," he said."
ker.Tighter rules required around payments from third parties.
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