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The two scenarios are so different I'm surprised you presented the comparison.Years ago in my MOT station, we had someone take their part 2 of the MOT testers licence. Someone from the ministry comes down and observes them carrying out a mot test. He carried out the test and passed. As the inspector was finalising the paperwork, I pulled out a bottle of scotch and gave it to him as a thank you. He absolutely refused to take it saying they weren’t allowed as it would constitute a bribe.
The MOT assessor is an assessor. He is judging the capability of the operator.
Lord Ali is already a Labour Peer. He already has a lot of influence both inside and outside of the upper house.
He was one of the youngest (if not the youngest) Peer. He came from a poor working background, and rose very quickly in his vocations.
He was appointed by TB for his achievements with young people in London.
Alli’s mother, a nurse, is an Indo-Trinidadian from Trinidad and Tobago, and his estranged father, a mechanic, is an Indo-Guyanese from Guyana. His mother was Hindu and his father Muslim
Alli started work as a junior researcher for a finance magazine,
Alli's third career, and the first in which he achieved public prominence, was in the television industry.
Alli's work has focused on gay rights, youth and education.
