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All three main party leaders said they expected the reforms to be implemented in full Sir Ian was said to be unhappy about Sir Christopher's demand for MPs to repay capital gains from the sale of their second homes and the proposed ban on... Full Article at The Telegraph
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MPs have reacted angrily after the man in charge of pushing through rules on expenses suggested he might not bring in all the reforms proposed to him. Full Article at BBC News
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Reforms to MP’s expenses have been thrown into doubt after the standards chief claimed he is under ‘no obligation’ to follow them. Full Article at Times Online
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Sources close to IPSA chairman Sir Ian Kennedy say he has privately expressed the view that he 'will not rubber stamp' the Kelly Report Radical reforms proposed for MPs' expenses are set to be scrapped by the Westminster 'enforcer' brought in to... Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Our pay is over £60,000 a year. That is more than treble the national average. It is ridiculous to suggest anyone is going to be priced out.
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There may be a hung Parliament after the next election or a very small majority and we could go back to all-night sittings or very late sittings where this would be totally unacceptable and very difficult for a member to continue his duties if he couldn’t actually claim a London allowance
– Stuart Bell SOURCE: Times Online
