Downing Street Says » MP’s Expenses

» Thursday, October 25, 2007

MP’s Expenses

Asked if the Prime Minister expected members of his Government to stick to the MP’s honour system when claiming where their main home was, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister would expect members of his Government to stick by the ministerial code.

Asked where the Prime Minister’s main home was, the PMS replied that he was sure it was in London, but he would check that.

Asked to clarify that the London address was indeed 10 Downing Street, the PMS replied that he was as certain as he could be that that was where the Prime Minister declared his official residence.

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