Baroness Money

gulliver1 | 17:01 Thu 01st Dec 2022 | News

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A Petition calling for Mrs Money to be expelled from the H.O.L has attracted thousands of signatures. After she was paid £29m by a useless PPE company that won a Govt Contract worth £203m .
After she recommended the company ,,,PPE Medro.
Isn't it about time this Tory Crony Club were prosecuted and dragged kicking and screaming before the Courts ,and charged with fraud.
And the founder of this club recieve a hefty jail sentence ???

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Peter Pedant

why not chop off her head w/o trial?
Yes I agree that the enrichment is excessive
but is this "unjust enrichment"?

as for fraud - no - she said - OK sucker here is some useless gen for a Very Large Price
and her pals in the min thought it was a good deal....

smurfchops

Greedy woman. Where is the petition ?

bobbinwales

Who paid her? If its the company it's there choice to pay her. If the company's PPE was useless the goverment should not have paid or should claim in court. But the guv should have not accepted her suggested supplier without checks.

Bazile

Quite apart from the cronyism , i wonder how many companies were awarded but not fulfilled their contracts

Bazile

Perhaps cronyism is not
Quite the word , but you know what i mean .

'Inappropriately awarded contracts'

bobbinwales

I can see that at the time PPE weren't easily available so they were grasping at straws...but there should of been clawbacksb in the contract terms for nondelivery or poor quality.

Gromit

// The under-fire Conservative peer Michelle Mone is taking “leave of absence” from the House of Lords with immediate effect, her spokesperson has said.

Mone’s leave of absence means she will not attend sittings or debates, vote on proceedings or be able to claim any allowance.
She will also no longer be bound by parliamentary rules to declare her interests, including any directorships, shareholdings and non-financial interests. //