Commons Leader Lucy Powell announced a review of House of Commons rules that could potentially restrict paid TV appearances for MPs, including Nigel Farage and Lee Anderson. The Modernisation Committee will examine the balance between outside earnings and potential conflicts of interest.
MPs including Nigel Farage could face a crackdown on paid TV appearances under a review of Commons rules.
The new Government has already approved a crackdown on second jobs, with MPs tightening the rules to ban their colleagues from providing paid advice on policy or how Parliament works. MPs including Nigel Farage could face a crackdown on paid TV appearances under a review of Commons rulesOther priorities for the committee include a 'renewed emphasis on scrutiny of Government legislation' and making the Commons more accessible
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