Found: about who we can and cannot mention from previous cases, but obviously the most famous one was Owen Paterson

Found: details, see Annex 5. 12 Respectively Rt Hon Boris Johnson (Privileges Committee case), Rt Hon Owen Paterson

Found: reason.19 The attempt to overturn the House of Commons standards system in the context of the Owen Paterson

Found: To give just some examples, from the MPs Geoffrey Cox to Owen Paterson, Suella Braverman, Christopher

Found: When Owen Paterson became Secretary of State, I think his view was that too much was being conceded

Found: Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 58251 Scott Benton Number Title Reference 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: You did not turn up for the Owen Paterson votes, at all. That is right, isn’t it?

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: ommittee on the European Court of Human Rights cases that had been initiated by Lord Ahmed and Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: reached, news of Downing Street parties had just begun to filter through to the news, and the Owen Paterson

Found: The support offered by this Committee and others in respect of the decision-making about the Owen Paterson

Found: and the Minister for Innovation (Lord Bethell) on 9 April 2020, which was attended by former MP Owen Paterson

Found: Appendix 1, para 81 69 See, for example, Committee on Standards, Third Report of Session 2021–22, Mr Owen Paterson

Found: The whole debate over the past 6 months, post the Owen Paterson affair, is whether MPs should have any

Found: In the wake of the Owen Paterson scandal in late 2021, at least one MP self-reported undeclared interests

Found: For example, it is incontestable that Owen Paterson should have been given the opportunity to have his

Found: ˜is was despite o˝cials being aware of Owen Paterson™s contacts with Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, the then

Found: Mr Owen Paterson Sir Bernard Jenkin declared a non -pecuniary interest in relation to the case of

Found: Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa Villiers HC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa Villiers HC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: not think it would help with the creation of an accurate record to ask officials, Randox or Owen Paterson

Found: 0032 (HM Government) 72 See, e.g., Committee on Standards, Third Report of Session 2021Œ22, Mr Owen Paterson

Found: three categories:(1)Uncompetitive tendering of government contracts.(2)Randox™s employment of Owen Paterson

Found: Mrs Natalie Elphicke, Sir Roger Gale, Adam Holloway, Bob Stewart, Theresa VilliersHC 582 3rd Mr Owen Paterson

Found: Standing Order 39 The events of 3 November 2021 relating to the Standards Committee's report into Owen Paterson

Found: May I ask you, because I don’t quite understand, whether you think that Owen Paterson was guilty or

Found: Third Report - Mr Owen Paterson HC 797 Report

Found: Oral Evidence - Mr Owen Paterson Report

Found: Written evidence - Mr Owen Paterson Report

Found: I know Owen Paterson, when he was Secretary of State for Defra, was quite keen on trying to create

Found: I know Owen Paterson, when he was Secretary of State for Defra, was quite keen on trying to create

The Committee will be holding oral evidence sessions in January and February to look in detail at spending on flood defences and insurance provision, in view of the importance of minimising flood risk to communities across the country and ensuring affordable flood insurance cover is maintained.

• Managing Flood Risk - publication of Report
• NAO Memorandum for EFRA Committee: Flood Risk Manageement in England - An Update of Progress
• Letter to Owen Paterson from EFRA Committee on flooding matter
• Letter from Owen Patterson to EFRA Committee on flooding
• Letter to Richard Benyon from EFRA Committee on The Reservoirs Act 1975 (Exemptions, Appeals and Inspections) (England) Regulations 2013
• Further information including details of the Report and evidence taken

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, with reference to response to the Return to an Address of the Honourable the House of Commons on 17 November 2021, for specified minutes, notes, and correspondence relating to Government contracts awarded to Randox Laboratories Ltd, HC1072, for what reason there is no entry in the register of ministerial meetings of (a) the Microsoft Teams meeting between the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Innovation and Randox on 7 August 2020 to discuss a letter sent by the CEO of Randox to the Secretary of State on 6 August 2020, (b) the calls between the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Innovation, Randox and Owen Paterson of 14 May 2020 and (c) the telephone call between the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Innovation and the CEO of Randox over the weekend of 5-6 April 2020; and whether his Department holds minutes of those meetings.

Answered by Edward Argar - Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

The Government is committed to publishing details of ministerial meetings with external organisations and aims to ensure that all meetings which meet the relevant criteria are included in the register. Where there are omissions, this is due to administrative error.

The Department does not hold a record of the meetings of 14 May 2020 and of 5 to 6 April 2020. The Department has identified a note of meeting on 7 August 2020, which was located following the Humble Address and the National Audit Office’s investigation into the Department’s contracts with Randox Laboratories Ltd. A copy of the note is attached, which has been redacted to remove personal information.

Found: various debate s on standards and how the House of Commons should police its standards regime after Owen Paterson

Found: advis ers, contractors, consultants and political appointees.4 The ‘VIP lane’, as well as the Owen Paterson

I recall that one of the things Owen Paterson fell foul of was a lack of contrition throughout the process ... https://t.co/wIbVgvJQZS

Funny, not how I remember past votes on such issues - Owen Paterson anyone? https://t.co/fC0cytWlWw

Not what they did with Owen Paterson but that didn’t end well https://t.co/FaymArPzZL

Sunak says he's "shocked" to read of Baroness Mone pocketing millions - hasn't he paid attention to rest of his party? Hancock's Covid contracts for his own family? Ex Health Minister Lord Bethell in cahoots with lobbyist Tory MP Owen Paterson? So much for Govt "integrity" #PMQs

How Ironic: Former Tory MP Owen Paterson takes UK Govt to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) over breach of his human rights. Yet as MP he wanted to deny people access to ECHR. Tory Govt still wants to repeal the Human Rights Act and access to ECHR. https://t.co/FmPPP3JlNL

@PippaCrerar @CatNeilan @Gabriel_Pogrund It is hard not to see this as evidence of bullying behaviour of the kind that should go to Parliament’s independent Grievance procedure https://t.co/mMnHAz4OVX Any findings should be respected, unlike the those against Owen Paterson a year ago and which triggered Tory turmoil.

It’s almost exactly a year ago when the beginning of the end started for the Tories. They were ahead in the opinion polls and cruising to another victory. Then came the pathetic and cynical attempt to save Owen Paterson. Since the it has been down, down, out….

Very pleased to have gained cross party support for my amendment last night. It means that MPs will not be able to vote against their own censure motion in the way that Owen Paterson did last year. https://t.co/7Qd9jqAE0K

No apology for promoting and defending Chris Pincher. No apology for defending Owen Paterson and his lobbying scandal. No apology for his lies. No apology for the cost of living inaction. Just more bluster. Boris Johnson is a liar. I’m glad his time as PM ends today. https://t.co/I8zerhahOQ

Now why would Kwasi Kwarteng want you to forget all about his record of covering up sleaze and scandal as a cheerleader for the disgraced MP Owen Paterson? https://t.co/4x5Vdtwhuo

A reminder that this is the woman who defended repeatedly Boris Johnson. She voted to let Owen Paterson off the hook, she didn't resign over Chris Pincher handling and did nothing to stop his rise so I might hazard that she might not be the best judge of deeds. https://t.co/dxQtWpmidD

Arguably, the Owen Paterson corruption began the demise of Johnson, so I hope the next PM is dense enough to follow the Mail on this… Funny how Tories do not seem to want other Tories held to account for deceit or lawbreaking. https://t.co/P8QkwxMme7

Ministers & Govt officials played “fast and loose” in awarding £777m Covid contracts to Randox, a firm that employed Tory MP Owen Paterson. No competitive bids and proper records not kept. This the tip of a fraud/cronyism iceberg. Need a public inquiry https://t.co/Bu9PdhafYy

Johnson claims that he “abhor[s] abuse of power”. But abuse of power is the defining theme of his premiership, from Partygate to trying to protect Owen Paterson. #PMQs

Isn’t this what they said about Owen Paterson inquiry also? ?(Wasn’t true then either & didn’t end well…) https://t.co/5fkUE5RQqJ

This is the Owen Paterson stitch-up on steroids. No one who cares about decency and accountability in politics can tolerate this. Here is the moment for those in parliament and the media, who have so far backed the PM, to step up and do what’s right… https://t.co/SBeExO7g4R

Found: update or new entry. 27 DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS Rt Hon Owen Paterson

Found: reported that "some key information relating to advice given to a previous secretary of state, Owen Paterson

Found: Owen Paterson, the then UK Secretary of State for the Environment said that the UK Government had worked