+UPDATE+
A motion recommending the suspension of Conservative MP, Owen Paterson, will go before the House of Commons on Wednesday, November 3.
The UK govt has now accepted the vote is inevitable after very few Tory MPs supported Paterson's contention that the report was flawed.
A motion recommending the suspension of Conservative MP, Owen Paterson, will go before the House of Commons on Wednesday, November 3.
The UK govt has now accepted the vote is inevitable after very few Tory MPs supported Paterson's contention that the report was flawed.
UK Govt's final end strategy will now be to convince enough MPs to vote against the suspension despite the obvious record of corruption.
If they don't, and Paterson is suspended for 30 days a "recall petition" would seem inevitable.
This would likely trigger a by-election.
If they don't, and Paterson is suspended for 30 days a "recall petition" would seem inevitable.
This would likely trigger a by-election.
Should enough Tory MPs vote against the suspension in order to prevent it...they will of course go on record of voting to prevent the absolute mildest of rebukes for clear corruption by a sitting MP.
As such, if you have any interest in having a clean country....it is imperative that people contact their MP - particularly theur Conservative MP - to encourage them to do the right thing and suspend this corrupt MP.
The best strategy here when contacting Conservative MPs to stick to criticism of Owen Paterson.
Its not much of an incentive if you merely use this to attack the conservative party in general...
Its not much of an incentive if you merely use this to attack the conservative party in general...
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