Motion to approve the report from the Committee of Privileges on the conduct of Boris Johnson

[Easterside_Red]

Ayes 354
Noes 7

 

[Hap]

354 to 7! Good

 

[swordtrombonefish]

The 7 willl have included the haunted pencil no doubt

 

[bumface]

Who were the seven?

 

[Easterside_Red]

The 7 willl have included the haunted pencil no doubt

After he was absolutely schooled by Harriet Harman I'm not so sure

 

[Easterside_Red]

Apparently the Labour Chief Whip shouted No to force the vote. He may be one of the 7 as he would have had to vote No on a technicality

 

[h_m_boro]

No doubt JRM and the other six will demand a recount, then start the gaslighting about the end of Parliamentary democracy etc

 

[sherlock]

Integrity and accountability…..

 

[Norman_Conquest]

Taken from The Guardian:

The division list showed 118 Conservative MPs voted in favour of the report, while 225 MPs abstained.

The Conservative MPs who opposed the privileges committee report were: Sir Bill Cash; Nick Fletcher; Adam Holloway; Karl McCartney; Joy Morrissey; and Heather Wheeler (South Derbyshire).

 

[sherlock]

Taken from The Guardian:

The division list showed 118 Conservative MPs voted in favour of the report, while 225 MPs abstained.

The Conservative MPs who opposed the privileges committee report were: Sir Bill Cash; Nick Fletcher; Adam Holloway; Karl McCartney; Joy Morrissey; and Heather Wheeler (South Derbyshire).

And Desmond Swayne.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1670901496194506756

 

[sherlock]

Interesting to see the likes of Rees Mogg, Clarke, Jenkinson, Anderson and Berry didn’t have the balls to actually vote against.

 

[Hap]

Obviously Johnson’s request for MPs not to oppose the report was a cynical way of undermining the vote.

Typically sneaky. He’ll bring that up when he’s ready…

 

[Norman_Conquest]

Interesting to see the likes of Rees Mogg, Clarke, Jenkinson, Anderson and Berry didn’t have the balls to actually vote against.

The MP for Redcar & Cleveland also didn't have the balls to vote. I wonder which local senior MP told him not to.

The sooner he's out the better.

How did your MP vote on the Boris Johnson privileges committee report?

MPs today voted to approve the Commons privileges committee’s report into Boris Johnson and Partygate. The report found he misled parliament about lockdown parties at Downing Street, but many Tory MPs did not vote

www.theguardian.com

 

[Easterside_Red]

Labour forces final humiliation on Johnson as Sunak looks weak and feeble

Rishi Sunak wished the partygate report would go through "on the nod" in order to hide the Tory divide within, but Labour seized the moment to ensure the division went ahead.

news.sky.com

 

[h_m_boro]

Funny, all the top sh*thouses in the Conservative party abstained.

Only really Mourdant who voted for (as far as I can see).

What a self serving repulsive bunch.

 

[1finny]

And Desmond Swayne.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1670901496194506756

Yes, my local MP the lovely Karl McCartney.
Been censured himself for taking back handlers - its what they do

He’ll be gone at the next election tho

 

[Brian Marwood]

Funny, all the top sh*thouses in the Conservative party abstained.

Only really Mourdant who voted for (as far as I can see).

What a self serving repulsive bunch.

I think 100+ Conservatives voted for it

 

[Muttley]

Pleased to note that Darlo MP Peter Gibson discovered a previously unsuspected spine and voted in favour of the report.

 

[Brian Marwood]

You can see who voted for what here: https://votes.parliament.uk/Votes/Commons/Division/1566#ayes

 

[h_m_boro]

I think 100+ Conservatives voted for it

But these are the backbench sh*thouses, not the cabinet/front bench sh*thouses.

The more prominent sh*thouses abstained like the big sh*thouses they are.

Hope that clears my point up ......