Ministerial Appointments: Vetting and Managing Conflicts of Interest Debate
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Ministerial Appointments: Vetting and Managing Conflicts of Interest
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Jeremy Quin
The hon. Gentleman is making a statement about helping to arrange a loan. I do not know the basis on which he makes that assertion, but I know that all matters to do with any conflicts of interest or perception of conflicts of interest will be looked at by the BBC under the process established by the chairman.
Dawn Butler (Brent Central) (Lab)
On Wednesday the Prime Minister stated that there were no outstanding issues. By the weekend, he had ordered an independent internal investigation. Can the Minister ensure that all the information that escalated this from “nothing to see” to an investigation of this kind is placed in the Library of the House?