Proceeding contribution from Lord Tyler (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Lords on Monday, 22 March 2010. It occurred during Private notice question on Railways: National Express Franchises.
Railways: National Express Franchises
My Lords, setting aside the particular problem of the allocation of rail franchises, do the Government now think it is time to ban the revolving door through which former Ministers and senior civil servants take up very lucrative retainers, consultancies and directorships, and rapidly transfer their allegiance to commercial companies where they are thought to have knowledge and access to their former colleagues? Is it not time to have at least a five-year interval between having such appointments in the Government and taking up these particularly lucrative consultancies?
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- 2009-10
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- Department for Transport Franchises Former ministers East Coast main line Railways Lobbying Byers, Stephen National Express
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