Proceeding contribution from Maria Eagle (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 24 March 2021. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Liverpool City Council.
Liverpool City Council
I am shocked by the findings that the Secretary of State has outlined to the House today and I assure him that I will read the report extremely carefully once it is published. Does he agree that the priority now must be to protect Liverpool council tax payers’ money and the services the people of Liverpool rely on? Does he also agree that it is in the public interest to put in place effective procedures for obtaining best value in all that the council does going forward? Given that the council is to pay the costs of the interventions, as he has set out, is there an opportunity, if swift improvement is made, for the intervention to be shorter than the three years he has set out today?
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- 691 c949
- Session
- 2019-21
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- House of Commons chamber
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- Disciplinary proceedings Councillors Best value Land Elections Inspections Intimidation Dismissal Misconduct Public appointments Planning Property Liverpool City Council Standards Sales Witnesses Roads Regeneration Subsidiary companies
- Legislation
- Local Government Act 1999
- Local Government Act 2000
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