Electoral Commission Investigation: Vote Leave Debate
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Julie Elliott
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Electoral Commission Investigation: Vote Leave
Julie Elliott Excerpts(6 years, 5 months ago)
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Chloe Smith
I will say it again: the issues in the report are extremely serious. It is right that they have been investigated. The Government are not going to comment on individuals or organisations that are subject to ongoing investigations. We hope that those investigations will be speedily concluded. We believe that that is a way to give further confidence to our constituents in this referendum and in other elections.
Julie Elliott (Sunderland Central) (Lab)
In the light of what the Electoral Commission has said today—and, indeed, the evidence that has been given to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, on which I serve, that has clearly proved that this referendum was won by cheating—will the Minister do what the Government should be doing, call this referendum null and void, and protect British democracy?