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United Kingdom Parliamentary expenses scandal?
On 18 June 2009 the details of all MPs’ expenses and allowance claims that were approved during the period 2004 to 2008 were published on the official Parliament website. However items of detail such as addresses were blacked out (or "redacted"), and the publication excluded claims that were not approved for payment by the Commons authorities as well as any correspondence between MPs and the parliamentary fees office. These omissions resulted in further accusations of unnecessary secrecy. Details of voluntary repayments by MPs amounting to almost ?500,000 were also officially published.
A panel was established to investigate all claims relating to the second homes allowance between 2004 and 2008. Headed by former civil servant Sir Thomas Legg, the panel published its findings on 12 October as MPs returned to Westminster following the summer recess. Each MP received a letter in which they were informed whether or not they would be required to repay any expenses they had claimed
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_King dom_Parliamentary_expenses_scandal
Anyone know what has happened???
Have ALL of Sir Thomas Leggs recomendations been FULLY IMPLEMENTED, or have all the MPs been quiet hoping nobody would notice?
We will be having general election in a few months, Should Each and Every MP standing at the next election sign to agree work to both the wording & spirit of the findings before having their names put forward?
It just seems to have gone very quiet in MPs corner on this issue is all !!
Yes Ive noticed how quiet they are on that. I suppose its up to the likes of us to just keep reminding people right up to the election. Funnily enough I have almost finished printing some fliers reminding the folks in my town of that….among other things. Perhaps if you do the same, and try to encourage others to use their printers too……My local pub is allowing me to leave them on the tables. and then there’s the thursday market. Spread the word my man. Lets try to get the dishonesty out of parliament. At the moment its a toilet. it no longer represents or even listens to the people of Britain. Time we cleared out the chaff don’t you think. Y’know what! Its only the people that can get the bastards out. If we dont all make the effort, then this country stays in the hands of cheap crooks.
Crow | Feb 03, 2010
Have you noticed that Mandelson and Brown have been working overtime in attempting to get the British electorates attention away from the ‘muddy waters’ of expenses on to focus other matters such as climate change and new voting rules.
I cannot but notice that it is the majority of Labour Members of Parliament who are attempting to ‘bluff’ it all out and plead all innocence.
I understand that a statement will be issued later today.
This information has been in the possession of MPs since last October.
Is it possible that certain amendments have been added to the report favourable to Members of Parliament?
robert c | Feb 04, 2010
Reading to days media it’s obvious that another smokescreen or whitewash is being manufactured by Brown ably assisted by Cameron. The enquiry cost some ?1.1 million which is more than the M.P.’s are being asked to pay back, the economics of the madhouse. People should note who complained loudest about the injustice of having to return money and vote accordingly.The track record of dishonesty is shared almost equally between Labour and Conservatives with the Liberals having the best record of honesty of all.
Don’t often agree with Crow but he is right this time.
Rob Roy | Feb 04, 2010
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