Proceeding contribution from Thomas Docherty (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 18 July 2011. It occurred during Legislative debate on Draft Financial Services Bill (Joint Committee).
Draft Financial Services Bill (Joint Committee)
The hon. Gentleman asks a valid question. As a new Member who unseated a former Member who had to pay back thousands of pounds, I am very much alive to these issues. I absolutely believe that if someone is forced to pay back £56,000 to which they were not entitled because they had knowingly misled the taxpayer—the Fees Office—they should be excluded from being a Member who oversees the new financial services regulation. That goes to the heart of the issue. If the hon. Gentleman does not agree with me, I respect that, but I hope that he will indicate that that is his view. I do not see him indicating dissent, so I assume that he agrees.
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- Joint Committee on the Draft Financial Services Bill Laws, David
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