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Old 05-08-2023, 11:33 AM #1
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Default Labours Chris Bryant trying to get Nadine Dorries Deselected

[Commons standards chair seeks restoration
of 1801 rule to compel attendance or by-election]

[A campaign to force “absentee MP”
Nadine Dorries to attend parliament or face
a by-election this autumn is being spearheaded
by the chair of the Commons standards committee.

Labour MP Sir Chris Bryant told
the Financial Times he wanted to see the
restoration of a parliamentary rule from
1801 stating that “no member do presume to
go out of town without leave of this House”,
in an effort to force Dorries to follow through on
her vow to resign.


The MP for Mid Bedfordshire and former
culture secretary has angered opposition
MPs and some fellow Tories by remaining
in post since she announced on June 9
that she would step down “with immediate effect”
in protest at not being given a peerage
in former prime minister Boris Johnson’s
resignation honours list.

Dorries — whose claim that Rishi Sunak’s
administration blocked her
nomination “to punish Boris” has been
denied by Downing Street — insists she is
delaying her exit from the Commons
while she seeks more information about
the process regarding her peerage nomination.]



I agree she is not acting as a proper MP.

https://www.ft.com/content/5e1438cf-...c-a47b28b3790d

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