Ex-Reform MP James McMurdock cleared by Commons sleaze tsar | Politics | News
James McMürdock Deputy, after an investigation into the records of interests were cleared by the House of Commons Standards Commissioner. Mr. McMürdock was elected as one of the five deputies of the UK in the last election, but he lost a whip in July after a report on receiving Covid business loans during Pandemik.
In this afternoon, after considering the evidence, Commons’ best Sleaze Busaz Busaze Busaze Busaze said that he would not support the allegations against Mr. McMindock to register a company’s manager on his list of deputies. In this afternoon, South Basildon & East Thurrock deputy: “Witch AVI. Parliamentary Standards Commissioner cleared me from any injustice.
“In addition to the above, I talked and worked with other state institutions.
“This was a malicious attack designed to damage my reputation without matter. Failed. Since the day of election, I will be devoted to being the best parliamentary representative I can be for my components in South Basildon and East Thurrock.
He continued: “I want to share my gratitude to everyone who sent me gentle messages and to my components that are generous with an overwhelming majority in their support.”
The fact that he refers to “other investigations” seems to be related to the claim that the Covid corruption commissioner appointed by Rachel Reeves is directed to the public sector fraud authority.
. Sunday Times Report Mr. McMürdock borrowed about £ 70,000, including a company that was previously asleep through two companies in 2020.
After the Sunday Times, waiting for the outcome of an investigation, reform away himself from England.
The authority insisted that HID business agreements were evaluated by “appropriate qualified professionals” and “absolute compliance is verified”.
He continued: “As a precautionary measure and reform reform I wanted the whip to be suspended temporarily for the protection of England.”
Essex won the seat with only 98 votes, one of the finest majority of Parliament and has been sitting as an independent deputy since then.
Reform approached England for a comment.
