British MPs on Monday night approved a damning report that “former Prime Minister Boris Johnson lied to Parliament”.Party gate“, compromising his political future.
On what would have been Boris Johnson’s 59th birthday, elected members of Parliament endorsed the decisions of a parliamentary committee on privileges and immunities recommended against the former head of government.
The report was overwhelmingly approved by the House of Commons, which has a total of 650 elected officials, with 354 votes in favor and 7 against. But many, including Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, did not vote.
Boris Johnson, who was forced to resign from Downing Street last summer after a series of scandals, finds himself losing the badge of access to the Parliamentary premises that former prime ministers usually hold.
The 106-page report, published on Thursday, recommended a 90-day suspension from parliament – which would lead to a snap election in his constituency – but the former leader surrendered his mandate as MP shortly after receiving the document’s results. .
This suggestion by the representatives was no less convincing, but it represented an insult to the attractive and controversial conservatives. He called the report a “witch hunt” and, upon its release, “”Political) Massacre“.
In the statement, which again caused divisions within the majority, the Commission “Misled the House on a matter of great importance to the House and the public“this”Many times“.
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