Farage

[Brigadier]

 

[JohnD]

There's some story about Brexers trying to smear her because she investigated deceitful, lying, dishonest ex-Prime Minister Johnson, and showed him to be deceitful, lying and dishonest.

 

[Brigadier]

There's some story about Brexers trying to smear her because she investigated deceitful, lying, dishonest ex-Prime Minister Johnson, and showed him to be deceitful, lying and dishonest.

BUT SHE LEFT THE LID OFF THE COFFEE JAR, FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[charliegolf]

Still can’t but what’s all this in the news about her thus morning? Something about not declaring she was in talks about a job with Labour?

She broke a rule in the Civil Service Code. That's the rule book for all civil serpents, from the very lowest to the Cab Sec. Move along, nothing more to see. Won't affect her new job, unless Starmer says so.

 

[Mottie]

Sue Gray broke civil service rules over Labour job, government says

The ex-official was cleared to work for Labour by Parliament's advisory appointments body last week.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[noseall]

BUT SHE LEFT THE LID OFF THE COFFEE JAR, FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sue's indiscretion is not quite that serious.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I would have thought that her role as judge, jury and executioner of Boris would have made it extremely unwise of her to ignore the rules that apply to her.

Or is she of the "Do what I say not what I do" mindset?

Should fit in well in Tony Blair II's mob though.

 

[charliegolf]

Gray published in May 22 and was approached by Starmer in October 22. Can anyone write a coherent sentence with a reason why this is not wholly appropriate in the great scheme of things? Does anyone deny* that her breaking the Civil Service Code by talking to Starmer; and being the Report author are completely unrelated?

* I mean rationally, not by recourse to made-up 'evidence'.

 

[Brigadier]

I would have thought that her role as judge, jury and executioner

Wrong, wrong, and wrong again.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

So far, her "only one conversation" sounds a lot like "it was a work event". If it didn't matter then why is she so keen to point out that they only chatted once?

We probably need a trusted civil servant to have an enquiry into who said what to who and when. We'll run out of civil servants eventually.

 

[noseall]

I would have thought that her role as judge, jury and executioner of Boris would have made it extremely unwise of her to ignore the rules that apply to her.

Boris was fooked no matter who looked at the evidence. Even ReeSmogg would have struggled to exonerate the lying idiot.

 

[JohnD]

If it didn't matter then why is she so keen to point out that they only chatted once?

Because it's true? You seem peeved that she gave evidence to ACOBA, the established Civil Service processes.

There is no evidence saying otherwise.

We are dealing with a trusted professional of high reputation here. That's why she was given the job

Not a notorious dishonest liar like ex-Prime Minister Johnson.

About us

The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA) is independent from government.

www.gov.uk

 

[noseall]

I would have thought that her role as judge, jury and executioner of Boris

I thought she was part of a team that found notorious liar, cheat and dishonest Boris, to have lied to Parliament?

 

[blup]

Cabinet office inquiry, now theres a kangaroo court for you.

Absolutely no breach of any rule whatsoever, pathetic political hatchet job. No wonder she refused to participate.

Sue Gray 'broke' Civil Service Code, Cabinet Office minister says

Quin sets out 'prima facie' evidence that the former second perm sec broke the code

www.civilserviceworld.com

Blup

 

[blup]

I would have thought that her role as judge, jury and executioner of Boris would have made it extremely unwise of her to ignore the rules that apply to her.

Or is she of the "Do what I say not what I do" mindset?

Should fit in well in Tony Blair II's mob though.

She was at best an investigating judge, parliament was the ultimate jury (Borris’s 2019 majority), as for the executioner borris put his own head on the block by resigning.

Blup