Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:
The problem he faces is that the way the government set up the system there is no right of appeal other than to refuse to pay, be summoned and then appeal. If he pays then he admits it was a party and he lied to Parliament but if he doesn’t pay goes to court he could receive a criminal record and will have to resign.
They're never going to appeal. He's more guilty than Mick Cassidy's forearm.
No they will try and shamelessly bluster through it like they always do whilst holding everyone else to a ridiculously high standard in comparison.
Expect a big and unexpected policy announcement in an attempt to bury it for a few days and then the TDL on here can switch to the "this is old news" line.
