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Working Peers

Asked about the list of working peers and the controversy that some of them seemed to be Labour donors, the PMOS said we should wait for the list to come out.

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What are the terms/conditions/basis on which the PM can propose working peers ?

Re the recently rejected labour peers:

1. On what grounds were they proposed ?

2. On what grounds were they rejected ?

Many thanks.

Gina Barker
Comment by Gina Barker — 21 Mar 2006 on 4:50 pm | Link

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