Thanks for your letter @amandamilling
I’ll take a look when you reply to the letters I sent you on 3 and 11 August regarding your Co-Chair Ben Elliot, on 23 August on the Leaders’ Group and on 24 August on the PM charging taxpayers to fly to Teeside.
Reminders below 🧵
I’ll take a look when you reply to the letters I sent you on 3 and 11 August regarding your Co-Chair Ben Elliot, on 23 August on the Leaders’ Group and on 24 August on the PM charging taxpayers to fly to Teeside.
Reminders below 🧵
https://twitter.com/amandamilling/status/1437400339796398082
On 3 August I wrote to ask what action you were going to take against Mr Elliot following reports that his company arranged for its clients to access Covid-19 testing in April 2020 – a time when care homes couldn’t access the tests many of staff and residents needed.
No reply.
No reply.
On 11 August, I wrote to you about allegations in the FT that Mr Elliot secretly communicated with foreign ambassadors about the Conservative Friends of the Middle East and North Africa group without disclosing his private business relationship to its only shareholder.
No reply.
No reply.
On 23 August I wrote to ask you why – fifteen months after committing to do so – you had still not published the list of members of the Leaders’ Group of donors.
No reply.
No reply.
On 24 August I wrote to ask you to explain Boris Johnson’s decision to fly to Teesside Airport on a taxpayer-funded jet, when he then participated in campaigning activity on behalf of the Conservative Party.
No reply.
No reply.
When it comes to campaign financing, ethical standards, and where senior Tory officials draw the line between private business activities and public responsibilities, can you confirm there’s one rule for those at the top of the Conservative Party and other rule for everyone else?
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