Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Ken Livingstone (Labour), on Thursday, 20 October 1994, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 21 members in total.

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CORRUPTION IN BRENT (No. 4)

That this House notes that Brent Conservative councillor, Mr Bill Duffin, the current Chair of the Housing Committee and former Tory councillor, Leslie Winters, failed to declare a financial interest in a planning application by their employer which they promoted in the council; notes that Tory councillor, Mr David Tobert, was in breach of the council's code of conduct for members involved in planning applications; further notes that the current Tory group leader, Mr Bob Blackman, has blatantly ignored the Prime Minister's call for Tories to oppose sleaze and corruption by refusing to condemn this breach of the electorate's trust; calls on the Prime Minister to make good his promises to rid the Conservative Party of sleaze and corruption by taking immediate firm action against Tories on Brent Council in accordance with his statement to the House made on Tuesday 18th October in Prime minister's Questions; and regrets that Tory rule in Brent has sullied the name of the area, associating it with bribery, corruption and a complete lack of principle in the pursuit of power.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

1623 

Session

1993-94

Subjects

Councillors Conflict of interests Planning permission Brent Council

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk