Proceeding contribution from Dennis Skinner (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 22 March 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Lobbying and Paid Advocacy.
Lobbying and Paid Advocacy
Does my right hon. and learned Friend agree that, on many occasions over the past many years, I have raised the question of Members of Parliament serving two masters and taking money from outside? There is only one solution to the matter, and it is that all Members of Parliament, on all sides of the House, must have one job and one job only—serving their constituents. Is it not high time that we put that in the manifesto and presented it to the people? Opposition Members would treat such a pledge in the manner that we expect, because they have so many lobbyists. No one starves on £60,000 a year, so let's get on with it.
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- Civil servants Department for Transport House of Commons Misconduct Payments Members Ministers Parliament Lobbying Committee on Standards and Privileges Byers, Stephen Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Advisory Committee on Business Appointments Independent Adviser on Ministers' Interests Mawer, Philip
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