Full Runners and Riders for All Tory Select Committee Elections
And here is who is running in the contested elections:
Elections will take place on WEDNESDAY 24TH OCTOBER IN COMMITTEE ROOM 14 between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Business, Innovation and Skills Committee (2-vacancies)
Nominations: Caroline Dinenage, Jonathan Djanogly, Richard Fuller, Anne Marie Morris,Robin Walker
and Mike WeatherleyCulture Media and Sport Committee (3-vacancies)
Nominations: Andrew Bingham, Angie Bray, Conor Burns, Alun Cairns, Tracey Crouch, Jason McCartney,
David Morris, Caroline Nokes, Mike WeatherleyDefence Committee (1-vacancy)
Nominations: Crispin Blunt, James Gray, Adam HollowayEnergy and Climate Change Committee (1-vacancy)
Nominations: Peter Lilley, David MorrisEnvironment Food and Rural Affairs Committee (1-vacancy)
Nominations: Simon Hart, Sheryll Murray, Mark SpencerInternational Development Committee (2-vacancies)
Nominations: Fiona Bruce, Matthew Offord, Mark PritchardProcedure Committee (one vacancy)
Nominations: Jonathan Lord, Martin VickersTransport Committee (2-vacancies)
Nominations: Gareth Johnson, Karen Lumley, Karl McCartneyTreasury Select Committee (1-vacancy)
Nominations: Steve Baker, Brooks Newmark, Dominic RaabMinisters should not participate but PPSs can.
Graham Brady MP
oh yeah – bring it on
Who says we’d prefer Totty stories?
I wouldn’t trust Steve Baker.
When asked about how much debt the government has, particularly for pensions, his attitude is interesting.
Not a peep about the debt. However, he will expend lots of time investigating electoral rolls. ie. He won’t answer the public on state fraud, and I bet he won’t even answer a constituent either.
So if you’re a constituent, ask him how much the state owes for the state pension.
This appars to be illiterate. Baker is one of the two or three most fanatically anti-debt, anti-deficit, anti-taxation MPs in Parliament.
Have you been sniffing glue – Steve Baker is one of the few who actually understands the issue, and is fanatically anti-debt. Ever read any of his writing on the subject.
The other guy who understands the issues is Brooks Newmark.
Both are bright!
One could say that Peter Lilley was evergreen…
i lick it – you jokes is so clever becouse you is well ejucated
You are getting more firsts than the real B1!!Y¦¦¦
The real 81lly, like you, does not exist
you gotta larf
there’s Dave on the news telling about his latest plans for law ‘n order when only last week he was having a bit of bother with his chief whip and the police – what an absolute wanker
+1,000,000
oh by the way
how many of the above are millionaires and how many of them have had a proper job before and how many of them are in trouble over their expenses – we know they are all twats, taken for granted
Adam Holloway for Defence has had a proper job (Army) and is a good MP for his constituency. Took a stand against a whip on the EU so probably stands no chance. Shame…
Steve Baker was a Squadron Leader, a software engineer and a director of various start-ups. He’s earned all his own money, isn’t a millionaire and wasn’t in Parliament when the expenses scanal hit. You’re more of a twat than he is.
Is anyone interested?
Thought not.
More aspirers to the CM&S Committee than any of the other committees;must be the lure of free tickets that attracts them.
I wish David Morris would give Peter Lilley a clear run on the Climate Change committee.
Environment Food and Rural Affairs – Simon Hart, the Countryside Alliance placeman for foxhunting and badger culling. ‘Tally-ho’.
Who are these people?
Who the fuck cares? Are these people going to make any difference to our lives?